Currently my App is live on app store but in specific region
Here is the example of my current APP URL
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/anyValue/id487547243?mt=8
But i want to make it global (without region specific ?), and i want to make it like below
https://itunes.apple.com/app/anyValue/id310633997?mt=8
what i have to do for change App store URL ??
Is there any way to change URL ??
This will set language to Chinese because of cn
https://itunes.apple.com/cn/app/anyValue/id310633997?mt=8
Thi is set language to United States English because of us
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/anyValue/id310633997?mt=8
This will set language according to your region
https://itunes.apple.com/app/anyValue/id310633997?mt=8
us cn these are used to regional language.
in is used for India and there are more
That don't represent that your app is only available in that country.
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I am trying to create App Campaign available for many countries and languages. The App Name and all contents are in seven different languages.
My question is:
Is it possible to set up a single App campaign, so that all add assets (including text and App Store images) are localized by Google automatically?
I mean, I will write "Remember the Colors" in ad assets, and it shows "Remember the Colors" in UK (if the phone language is English) with English version of the App name
AND "Recuerda los Colores" in Spain (if the phone language is Spanish) with Spanish version of the App name.
Thank you in advance for your support.
I may create different app campaigns, but prefer to have single one.
You'll need to setup a different campaign for each region unfortunately. Locations can only be assigned at campaign level in Google Ads.
https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/1722043?hl=en
I am using iTunes "lookup" URL for checking available app versions on iTunes store. The URL is in the format - http://itunes.apple.com/lookup?bundleId=. It works fine for apps available for all regions. But my application is only available across France iTunesStore. For that, I need to hardcode country code along with the URL i.e &country=fr.
Is there any way to avoid to do so, because hardcoding the country code will prevent the app to be detected by different region iTunes store if the app becomes scalable in near future.
I have an iOS application that I wish to market to different cities in Canada. Ideally in terms of marketing potential my best bet would be to split it into separate projects that way for example I can advertise "Toronto AppName" local to the area instead of just "AppName" (if I were to have one app and let the user select their city when they enter the application). Local media sources are more inclined to give publicity if the app is unique to their city. So if I have "Toronto AppName" I am more likely to get publicity as opposed to if I go to them trying to promote the app "AppName" because they will not think it is as unique to their city. The functionality is the exact same for all cities. The differences are minor (map difference, different information loaded), so I am almost certain Apple wouldn't let me create 100 different applications because of this.
Is there a way to advertise to a city on the app store while having only one application? Ideally I would want the user to be able to download an app with their city's name in the app name but i'm guessing that is not possible if I have only one version of the app? What can I do if I want to keep the city's name in the application but am almost certain Apple won't let me have 100 different apps for each city?
I was trying to answer with two letters but stackoverflow wouldn't let me. Anyway, no.
My iOS app provides AVSpeechSynthesizer support in multiple languages (not just the device's current language). In Settings->General->Accessibility->Speech->Voices->Spanish, the user can set a preferred voice to either "Spanish (Spain)" or "Spanish (Mexico)" (which correspond to es-ES and es-MX, respectively). Similarly with Portuguese (pt-PT, pt-BR), French (fr-FR, fr-CA), etc.
If one of my users wants to have my app speak a Spanish phrase, how can I determine which of the available Spanish voices the user has selected in Settings?
I tested [AVSpeechSynthesisVoice speechVoices] to see whether the ordering of the voices changes when user preferences changes, but the answer appeared to be no. [AVSpeechSynthesisVoice voiceWithLanguage:] requires the full language-locale string, so passing in "es" gets you nil even though two Spanish voices are available by default. I scanned through all the keys in [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults], but there's nothing relevant there. And I've looked through the UIAccessibility documentation without finding what I need.
The approach the works for me is as follows:
let defVoice = AVSpeechSynthesisVoice(language: NSLocale.current.languageCode)
I've tested in on English, of which there are many variants. It returns the voice that the user has selected in Settings as their preferred voice for their current locale.
I've been tearing my hair out trying to understand how the translation systems works on App Store :
I wanted to release my app to Poland and discovered that polish is not supported on the App Store. Fine ! Let's put some polish references, description and screenshot in my "english" default language while keeping the normal english in the "uk_english" non default language.
(my app is not available in the US).
My app is now live and polish users see the non default "uk-english" description ...
According to : Localized app description does not appear on the App Store I have settled every international parameters of my iPhone in polish, with a polish app store account, and I don't see the default "english" setting, but the non-default "uk english".
Why ?
Typically there is no "default" language. Rather there is a list of languages in order of preference.
Since the UK is closer to Poland than the USA, it makes sense for UK english to be preferred over US english.
I would send an email to Apple asking how to deal with this situation.