Google Play Console Login - Examnewsbd Process

Can you believe that in 2009, Android Market (which was rebranded Google Play in 2012) only had 2,300 apps? Isn't it hard to believe now? With over 82 billion apps downloaded to date and 2.7 million apps available in the Play Store, more and more app developers are finding success on Google Play. And Google keeps pouring money into giving developers superpowers to help them expand their businesses.

In this piece, I'd like to go through everything Google announced at Google I/O 2017 for the Play Console. Let's get started with some forecasts for the app economy's future! Consumer spending on Google Play (and third-party Android stores) should top iOS for the first time ever in 2017, according to App Annie's Market Forecast 2016-2021. While the iOS App Store continues to be the most popular app store, Google Play has a bright future thanks to its large smartphone market share and high install growth.

Now, Google is presumably hoping to boost these figures by providing app developers with tools that allow them to do much more than simply publish apps.

To begin, the "Developer Console" will be renamed the "Play Console" to reflect the fact that the Google Play Console is used by people in a range of jobs (not only developers). Aside from a new name, Google updated the Play Console's user interface with a sharper and cleaner style.

Subscriptions Dashboard

The Subscriptions Dashboard is a brand-new feature of the Google Play Console that helps developers to manage a successful subscriptions company. As a means of monetizing apps, an increasing number of developers are opting for the Google Play subscription model. The number of subscribers has doubled in the last year, according to Google.
The newly introduced dashboard compiles all of the critical metrics that developers require into one convenient location. It contains information such as the number of subscriptions, new activations and cancellations, daily and 30-day revenue, and subscription retention – all of which are extremely useful for seeing trends, discovering anomalies, and making more informed decisions.

I will back soon...