Launching an app on the Google Play Store is a huge milestone for developers, as it gives them the opportunity to share their app with a massive global audience of potential users.
What’s more, the Google Play Store’s developer interface, the Play Console, offers a lot of tools to manage their app releases, analyze customer adoption data, and deal with performance issues.
A great thing about GPC is that its tooling is largely free — once you pay a flat $25 fee to set up your developer account, you can take advantage of Google’s analysis and reporting capabilities. There are, however, limits to how much you can do — especially if you’re serious about launching a great app.
In this blog, we’ll take a look at how you can best use GPC’s tools to manage your app releases. Plus, we’ll explore some of the limitations to GPC, and discuss why it’s important to invest in more specialized monitoring tools that will help you maintain well-performing apps.