If you want a free channel of marketing for your new app, you should publish a video about it. It is easy to make one such video, perhaps by combining the screenshots from your app, by paying someone on Fiverr to do it and so on. Once the video is published, you should add a link to the description of the video, pointing to the app in the store so that people who see the video can easily download it. Here is a link to a simple video I did for my Android app, called Rihanna Lyrics Complete: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-9WncJJZy8 There is some SEO optimization going on -- I put the words "Android app" into the title so that someone who searches for an Android app for Rihanna can find it a bit easier. There are a lot of keywords about Rihanna underlying the video, but of course, the visitor cannot see them when watching the video. I also put the address of the video into the Google Play store listing, so people can see in advance what the app looks and feels like, before the downloading. They may not like what they see so they do not download it and that is fine -- it cuts down the number of negative reviews. The very name of the video is also chosen in accordance to the more popular keywords about Rihanna. If you see people searching for something at Google and do not find an app for that in the store, you are more than welcome to create one. If you have an app in the store and the keywords used all over are right, Google will easily show you in the SERPs (search engine results pages), increasing the number of downloads of an app. To see how this functions in real life, visit the post called "YouTube Video Marketing For Your New Android App" on my blog: http://duskosavic.com/blog/programming/youtube-video-marketing-for-your-new-android-app/

we got a seo guru ,videos for seo are really good videos rank more easy and quick send me your email i have a good guide about it

here is my email [email protected]

How are you two recording these vids? LA

I mainly use Camtasia for recording videos. There are free alternatives, though, you can google them out with phrase "camtasia alternatives". There is also a free one month trial for Camtasia, so you can at least see what it does and would you like to buy it some day.

>we got a seo guru Maybe. I do have one site with 475,199 unique visitors since 2007. Another site, for which I have a channel of 164 videos on YouTube, has had 162,998 unique visitors and 225,567 non-unique visitors since 2007.

Awesome thank you @Dusko! LA

wow rocking with the visitors Dusko