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A Beginner's Guide to App Reviews and Ratings

Let me ask you something. When was the last time you downloaded an app without checking the reviews first? Probably never, right? You scroll through the ratings, read a few comments, and then decide. We all do it. It takes about 30 seconds and it shapes the entire decision. Now flip that around. If you have an app, those same 30 seconds are happening thousands of times a day. And what people see in that window determines whether they download you or scroll past you. That's why app reviews and ratings are not just a feedback tool. They are one of the most powerful growth levers you have. And most app owners are barely paying attention to them. Let's change that. So what exactly are app reviews and ratings? Ratings are the star scores users leave after using your app. One to five stars. Simple, visible, and brutal in their honesty. Reviews are the written comments that go with those stars. Sometimes they're detailed. Sometimes they're just "great app" or "k...

If It Was Me



I wouldn’t be rude to anyone the way others are,

thinking that being rude can control someone.

I wouldn’t lie to anyone like those who defend themselves using false phrases.

I wouldn’t cheat anyone the way some friends—or even love—can.

I wouldn’t discriminate between urban and rural lives.

I wouldn’t be disrespectful or misbehave, especially when someone trusts me enough to recommend me—for a workspace or elsewhere.

I wouldn’t offend others like different generations often do.

I wouldn’t bring self-discrimination into my life.

I wouldn’t body-shame myself or chase artificial ideals that don’t fit me.


I wouldn’t try to be someone else or shape my life around someone else’s path.

I want to live as who I truly am.


I will never adopt attitudes that make my life unhealthy.

I will never falsely accuse someone of being a bad secret-keeper.

I will never place someone’s problem on another person who has nothing to do with it.

I will never take advantage of someone’s innocence or skills to make myself look good.


I will never live the life society demands,

but the one shaped by the laws and values I believe in.


I will never see my dark skin as ugly—

It’s a form of beauty.

Even the horse was named Black Beauty for a reason.


I will never use someone’s knowledge or capacity to succeed in academics, projects, or tasks.

I will never give promises or hopes that I know I can’t keep.


I will never ignore someone’s messages when they keep reaching out—

especially when they don’t understand,

because I don’t want anyone to feel left behind in a world that moves so fast.


I won’t be someone who only cares about themselves,

who enjoys the sunshine but never sees someone else’s pain or hardships

when they needed support the most.


I will never be the person who uses someone else

and takes all the credit for their effort.


Likewise, my life flows like a free poem.

My design isn’t like anyone else’s.

The way I commit to an intention—

No second person can replicate.


It’s me vs. me, at the end.

Your result is the best—for you.


Written By : Hafsa Rizvi

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