Google is set to upgrade its Play Store with features aimed at helping app developers market their products more effectively. Key enhancements include improved tools for managing subscription services, topic pages for easier discovery of apps related to popular media, and features enabling users to sample audio content from apps. Additionally, a flexible checkout experience will assist developers in selling add-ons. These changes come amid increased competition and regulatory pressures, positioning Google to maintain its appeal among developers and considering the significant number of subscriptions sold on its platform.
Google is enhancing its Play Store experience to better support developers, deploying tools for subscription management and topic-specific browsing to bolster consumer engagement.
The newly introduced 'topic browse' pages enable users to discover apps connected to over 100,000 shows and movies, improving app visibility and user access.
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