ASO, SEO and growth case studies The receipts.
Real engagements, strategic post-mortems and field-tested playbooks from the Zeevron team. Client identities are withheld under NDA. The console screenshots are not.
Every case study.
Scaling a large app: 31.7% listing conversion at 440K MAU.
An established app with a multi-hundred-thousand user base across many countries. Our ASO work on store-listing conversion, ratings and technical health nearly doubled the default listing conversion and lifted the rating while growing an already-large base.
A live game: +0.48★ rating in a single 28-day window.
A live mobile game with a global audience. The engagement held a large installed audience steady, improved player-perceived technical quality, and lifted the store rating, the combination that keeps a game ranking and discoverable.
Compounding install growth: +70% from the store listing up.
An app that was acquiring users but had untapped room in its store presence. Our ASO work turned a flat trajectory into steady, compounding growth, taking the install base from roughly 5,000 to 8,500 over the period.
Driving organic search impressions and clicks at scale.
An SEO engagement targeting organic search growth in Google Search. The work built 149K impressions and 357 clicks at an average position of 7.2, page-one territory, on a clear upward trend, entirely organic.
Early-stage launch: building organic search demand from zero.
A newly launched startup. The brief was to stand up organic discovery from a standing start, getting real users to find the product through search before any paid acquisition. Search impressions rose +67% and clicks +59% from a flat baseline.
Growth strategy: EU deals, merchant onboarding, and +72% sales.
Beyond store and search visibility, a large part of our work is the growth engine itself: go-to-market, sales and referral systems, pricing and product-led growth. Four anonymized engagements, from an EU-selling platform to an EdTech launch.
eBay India: why a $50M first-mover advantage became a $50B miss.
A market-failure analysis of how eBay entered India in 2004 - three years before Flipkart, nine years before Amazon - and exited with ~0% share by 2018.
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