Question: You created a dog-walking services app. Which of the following descriptions complies with Google Play app store policies?
- We can walk your small dog, big dog, medium dog, old dog, young dog, rescue dog, show dog, or puppy dog while you work
- Let us remove the worry about walking your pet when you are away from home.
- Dog owners are raving about our #1 dog walking services and big dogs, small dogs, young dogs, and rescue dogs give us 5 stars
- Download the #1 dog walking app to keep your dog happy when you are away
Explanation
This description complies because it accurately describes the app’s core service without ranking claims, testimonials, or keyword blocks. Google Play’s Metadata policy requires descriptions to be clear, well-written, relevant, and not misleading. It avoids text that indicates store performance or ranking, which Google Play treats as a store listing violation. The wording is succinct and focused on the service value. It does not use repeated terms to influence discovery.
Why the other options are incorrect
Option 1 Repetitive dog-related terms create a word block, which conflicts with Google Play Metadata guidance.
Option 3 Anonymous praise, rating claims, and ranking language are not allowed in app descriptions.
Option 4 The ranking claim indicates store performance, which is not permitted in store listing text.
Source for verification
Google Play Metadata policy: support.google.com
Google Play store listing best practices: support.google.com
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