WhattaEat: Food Videos & Maps

The exact‑match keyword "whattaeat" ranks #1 with 45 traffic and a low difficulty score (32), indicating strong brand recognition. Maintain this position while leveraging it in the title and subtitle for additional keyword space.

Key terms such as "food videos" (rank 14), "what to eat" (rank 23) and "food recommendations" (rank 31) are outside the top‑10 despite moderate traffic (54‑67) and manageable difficulty (33‑40). Optimize title, subtitle, and description to push these into the top‑10.

Four high‑traffic keywords—"local restaurants" (57), "foodie app" (45), "restaurant finder" (73), and "food spots" (39)—are currently unranked with difficulty scores ranging 31‑45. Adding these terms to the metadata and leveraging them in screenshot copy can unlock significant search volume.

The charts score is 0%, meaning the app does not appear in any top‑charts, which hurts organic discovery. Without chart placement, keyword rankings are harder to improve. Drive a short‑term download surge through limited‑time promotions or featured placements to break into charts.

Competitors like Zest and NearFeast are ahead while sharing only one keyword each, indicating untapped keyword space. Conduct a competitor keyword audit to identify additional terms they rank for (e.g., "meal planner", "food delivery") and incorporate relevant ones where applicable.

The app’s unique selling point—short food videos—is not reflected in the current description. Insert the phrase "short food videos" and related terms (e.g., "real food videos", "video restaurant reviews") throughout the description and subtitle to improve relevance for video‑related searches.