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To pitch your app for Apple featuring, you need a structured self-nomination strategy. This requires preparing app-metadata context, meeting Apple’s editorial criteria for design and tech adoption, and submitting a pitch-ready template with correct timing and asset requirements.

App Store featuring criteria prioritize design quality, Apple technology adoption, stability, accessibility, and privacy practices. Meeting these quality signals improves your app's readiness score and chances of being selected for App of the Day or Today tab stories.

Preparing an in-app event for App Store promotion involves aligning the event timing with your app update planning. You must generate a pitch plan and ensure your app metadata reflects the event to maximize your odds of editorial featuring.

You should submit an ASO pitch to Apple's editorial team based on your launch timing and update planning schedule. A readiness assessment helps determine the optimal submission window to ensure your app meets featuring criteria before you pitch.

Yes, you can get a readiness score before launching by conducting an assessment against Apple’s editorial priorities. Using your App ID, the assessment reviews quality signals, technology adoption, and privacy practices to output a score and pitch template.

The best way to improve your chances for Apple editorial featuring is to translate Apple’s criteria into a practical readiness plan. Focus on adopting Apple technologies, enhancing design quality, and using a structured pitch strategy for self-nomination.