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App Store Discovery & Engagement for Looker Studio

As for today you can start exploring the first of the five reports from the App Store Analytics API: Discovery & Engagement for Looker Studio.

This is the final step towards automating all your App Store data - and deprecate our Chrome Extension in a near future.

It contains: Impressions, Product Page Views, and Taps (that's new, right?).

Here comes the twist, though: you can filter it by Source, Page Type/Title, Country, Device, and more... All at the same time! Hello multi-dimensional filters!

How to unlock it

  1. Add an API Key with Admin permissions on your account
  2. For new API Keys, it takes 1-2 days for Apple to generate your reports
  3. Once you're good to go, open your Looker Studio conector and select "Analytics: Discovery & Engagement"

Analytics datasets are 2.2x heavier than Trends.

So just be patient when engaging with your data for the first time. It'll be downloaded, stored and cached, which does takes a while (1-2 min).

"Impressions are nice, but I need Total Downloads, Proceeds, etc. And what about BigQuery?"

Happy you asked because that's what's in the next couple of weeks:

Timeline for the App Store Analytics API launch

So the plan is now to add other reports (when we say "reports" by the way, think of it as a collection of metrics) in the coming week. Then BigQuery. Then content: new Magic Templates, articles, and videos.

What would YOU like to know?

  • If you're wondering if you'd be able to build a specific chart/analysis
  • If you have something you'd like to answer with these new metrics
  • Concerns about access levels and the integration itself
  • Feedback or suggestion you'd like to share

We'll be back once more reports are available!

April 8, 2024 11:37 AM
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