Question: Which of the following is a great way to gather private user feedback before you launch your pre-registration campaign?
- Ask your fans to watch and review a video of your app before it's formally published.
- Generate and share unique access codes for closed test tracks in Google Play Console.
- Generate and share customer surveys for open test tracks in Google Play Console.
- Ask family members to watch and review a video of your app before it's formally published.
Explanation
Closed testing lets selected testers try a pre-release version before a broader launch. Access can be controlled through tester lists or access codes, which keeps participation limited to the intended group. Google Play also treats beta testing responses as private feedback, so they are visible in Play Console and not shown publicly on Google Play. This makes closed testing the appropriate pre-launch method for gathering feedback before a pre-registration campaign.
Why the other options are incorrect
Fan video review Watching a video does not provide controlled app testing or Play Console private feedback.
Open test surveys Open testing is broader and not the best option when feedback must remain limited to selected users.
Family video review Informal video review does not use Google Play testing controls or collect Play Console feedback.
Source for verification
https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/9845334
https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/138230
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