Taste Match: Restaurant finder

The exact‑match brand terms "taste match" and "taste based restaurants" both rank #1 with traffic scores of 42 and 30 respectively, showing strong brand recall. Leverage this by cross‑linking these terms in the subtitle and description to reinforce authority.

Only 3 of the 10 target keywords rank (2 in the top‑10). High‑traffic terms like "restaurant finder" (traffic 53) and "food finder" (traffic 45) are not ranked, and "table reservation" sits at rank 71. Expand the keyword set and embed these phrases throughout the title, short description, and long description to improve rankings.

The app currently has 0 reviews, pulling the Quality Score down to 50% and likely reducing conversion. Lack of social proof also hurts the algorithm’s confidence. Implement in‑app prompts after a successful reservation to solicit 4‑5 star reviews.

The current title "Taste Match: Restaurant finder" does not fully exploit high‑volume keywords. Adding "Table Booking" or "Food Finder" to the title (e.g., "Taste Match – Restaurant Finder & Table Booking") can capture additional traffic while staying within the 30‑character limit.

Quality Score is only 50%; the listing likely lacks compelling screenshots or a preview video. Add at least 5 high‑resolution screenshots highlighting the 3‑question quiz, live table availability, and city‑specific results, plus a 15‑second video to boost conversion and ranking.

The app serves Basel, Bern, Lucerne, and Zurich, yet the store listing is generic. Create localized copy (title, description, keywords) for each city to capture location‑based searches like "Zurich restaurant finder" and improve relevance in the Food & Drink category.