[markbw13]

Where are the best places to get your app reviewed? Anyone have any ideas?

[Just_Me_D]

There is no 'best place', in my opinion. Having said that, it may be beneficial for you to simply email a website's administrator/editor/etcetera and ask if they would review your app, but don't assume the review will be a favorable one. Also keep in mind that a good deal of sites are crammed with requests for app reviews and it may be a while before a specific app is reviewed, if ever. With that in mind, if you want to submit an app for iMore to review your app, you can send and email to iosapps@imore.com.

[metllicamilitia]

Sounds like a safe bet, just ask around. I'm sure someone would more than happy to review your app.


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[markbw13]

Thanks for the help, yea it is a tough process. The app market is very competitive now with millions of apps on the store. It is very hard to get noticed!

[espacepublishing]

I'd pick a site that is specific to the content of your app and then ask them to review it. Most will allow you to submit an app for review for free however they usually never get around to reviewing it unless you use the paid option.

[Mike Vazovski]

It is harder and harder to get free review. But it depends on app. After Apple feature your app you'll get a lot of reviews automatically.

[Silk ASMR]

I have sent press alert emails about our new app to the appropriate contact emails of 15 popular app review sites. Zero responses. Sad face.

[dianordiane]

I have sent press alert emails about our new app to the appropriate contact emails of 15 popular app review sites. Zero responses. Sad face.

Well don't give up. I am in a similar stage: about to send out email pitches and review requests. Some statistics suggests you get lucky one out off twenty in email pitch. Not sure about the review sites though.