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In addition to updated product images, two new badges — “Available on the Mac App Store” for offline use and “Download on the Mac App Store” for online use — are now available and localized in 36 languages. Make sure you also review the new Mac App Store Marketing and Advertising Guidelines for important information on using badges, product images, best practices, and more. Sign in.
At WWDC, we announced a new Kids category for the App Store in iOS 7. This new category provides parents with a place to find age-appropriate apps for their children. If your app is made specifically for children age 11 or under, you can now choose an age range for your app on the iTunes Connect website. To learn more about creating, submitting, and managing apps for the Kids category, read the iTunes Connect Developer Guide.
Provide a simple way for users to find your apps with easy-to-remember App Store Short Links. Using an AppStore.com URL that includes your app or company name, you can create links to a single app or all of your apps. Ideal for print, TV, and radio, these links are accessible worldwide and will automatically direct users to their country’s respective App Store or Mac App Store. Learn more.
Examples:
AppStore.com/Keynote
AppStore.com/Apple
It's easier than ever for users around the world to purchase your apps, now that the App Store supports local currencies in Russia, Turkey, India, Indonesia, Israel, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and the United Arab Emirates. To see how these currencies align with price tiers, view the Rights and Pricing section of the Manage Your Applications module in iTunes Connect.






