How singers found the range test
Suede AI Voice is our vocal training app. It is free to download on iOS and Android, with optional in-app purchases. Founder Jason Colapietro recalls an early two-month stretch with zero installs. One discovery problem was straightforward: a singer looking up a favorite artist’s highest note had little reason to search for the app by name.
On September 7 we revised page titles to name the vocal range test and vocal range chart. On September 30 we revised individual singer pages to lead with the singer’s name and vocal range. A reader can now look up a singer, compare that range with their own in the browser, and find the iPhone or Android app. Explore the singer library or try the range test.
Search clicks more than doubled
Google recorded 182,162 search impressions for pages on sing.suedeai.ai during the 68 days. Comparing two consecutive four-week periods shows the change in search traffic: 324 clicks from September 13 to October 10, then 716 from October 11 to November 7. That was 392 additional clicks.
What happened in one day
On October 24, Google Play recorded 31 first-time users and Apple recorded two first-time app downloads. Those 33 downloads were part of the 1,052 for the full period.
How we counted
We used the worldwide New users measure in Google Play Console and the iOS app row under Units in App Store Connect. Apple counts the first time an account gets the app. The combined figure counts downloads across stores, so someone who used both platforms could appear twice. Apple’s reporting definition.
The website figure counts Google Search clicks. These reports do not connect a specific click, AI answer or GEO change to a download. The early zero-install period is the founder’s account. Apple recorded 93 units in the 68 days immediately before this study.
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