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aso-tracking

Use to set up, run, or review App Store keyword rank tracking over time with the `aso` CLI, especially to answer "did that metadata change actually help". Trigger on "track my keyword rankings", "set up rank tracking", "how are my rankings trending", "set up a cron job for ASO", or "check if my last update improved rank". Covers `aso track add`, `aso track run`, `aso track list`, `aso ranks`, `aso history`, and `aso log list`, plus the discipline of changing one field at a time and waiting 7 to 14 days before judging a result.

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# ASO Rank Tracking

Rank tracking exists to answer one question: **did the change help?** Set it up once, then use it to evaluate every metadata change against a real before/after.

Preflight: see the `aso` router skill. Tracking data lives locally in SQLite at `~/.aso/aso.db`.

## Step 1: Add keywords to track

```bash
aso track add <appId> <term1> <term2> <term3> ...
```

Track: everything currently in the keywords field, the title/subtitle phrases, plus the shortlist from `aso-keyword-research` you intend to chase. Don't track everything you've ever considered, that just adds noise and cron runtime.