App Store Keyword Research by Language
Our 109 storefront pages are organized by country. This is the other axis: what stays the same and what genuinely changes — vocabulary, script, register, difficulty — when one language spans several App Store markets.
- SpanishOne language, at least eight storefronts, and real vocabulary differences between them8 storefrontsRead more
- FrenchFrance, Belgium, Switzerland, and Quebec don't share one keyword list4 storefrontsRead more
- GermanGermany, Austria, and Switzerland share a language and not much else on difficulty3 storefrontsRead more
- PortugueseBrazilian and European Portuguese are close in writing, far apart in usage2 storefrontsRead more
- JapaneseA single large storefront with its own script mix and its own metadata conventions1 storefrontRead more
- KoreanHangul search behavior and a market that rewards fast metadata iteration1 storefrontRead more
- ChineseSimplified and Traditional Chinese are different keyword sets in different storefronts4 storefrontsRead more
- ArabicRight-to-left text, Modern Standard Arabic, and real dialect variation across eight storefronts8 storefrontsRead more
- ItalianA single storefront with its own vocabulary conventions and moderate competition1 storefrontRead more
- RussianCyrillic script search, and secondary Russian-speaking audiences beyond Russia itself1 storefrontRead more
- TurkishA large, fast-growing single storefront with distinct vowel-harmony spelling patterns1 storefrontRead more
- DutchThe Netherlands and Flemish Belgium, with high English fluency complicating the keyword mix2 storefrontsRead more
- Indonesian & MalayTwo closely related languages, two large Southeast Asian storefronts, real vocabulary drift between them2 storefrontsRead more
- Hindi & Indian EnglishOne storefront, two languages in active use, and a fast-growing app market1 storefrontRead more
- Nordic LanguagesFour small storefronts, near-universal English fluency, and four separate native languages4 storefrontsRead more
- PolishA large Central European storefront with moderate competition and its own case-driven grammar1 storefrontRead more
- VietnameseA fast-growing single storefront with tonal-diacritic spelling that search treats as meaningful1 storefrontRead more
- ThaiA single storefront with its own script and no spaces between words1 storefrontRead more
- HebrewA right-to-left script, a small population, and a disproportionately active app market1 storefrontRead more
- UkrainianCyrillic script, a distinct language from Russian, and a market that has shifted since 20221 storefrontRead more
Score the same keyword across every storefront that speaks it
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