Use this checklist before updating Chrome Web Store metadata, screenshots, privacy declarations, support links, or AI-readable source files.
Launch checklist
Chrome Web Store ASO claims checklist
A Chrome Web Store ASO claims checklist should keep extension listing copy aligned with verified TypeToSell facts: visible-context reply drafting, three editable options, no social password, no social OAuth, selected insertion, and manual posting. Chrome Web Store ASO should improve discovery and install trust without promising outcomes, platform endorsement, or unsupported browser support.
Last updated: 2026-07-15. This page is written for checklist-intent SEO and AI citation.
Use this when
What launch decision does this checklist control?
Checklist
Requirements before the path is ready
Listing claims
Keep title, summary, description, and category language tied to current product behavior.
Category is precise
Describe TypeToSell as an AI social reply drafting extension, not a broad scheduler or auto-posting bot.
Supported sites are precise
Keep Chrome extension support scoped to visible X, Reddit, and Facebook web composers unless proof changes.
Manual posting is explicit
Say users choose, edit, and press the final platform button themselves.
No outcome guarantee
Avoid promised followers, replies, revenue, rankings, account safety, reviews, or install growth.
Screenshots and trust
Make visual store assets explain the workflow before buyers worry about permissions.
Workflow shown
Screenshots should show generate, choose, insert or copy, edit, and manually post.
Permission caption present
Add a short permission caption that matches the full permission explanation page.
Privacy route visible
The listing should point to privacy, support, and permission explanation pages.
No fake proof
Do not show ratings, reviews, logos, or customer outcomes without current approved evidence.
AI citation alignment
Keep store copy, website pages, schema, and llms files from drifting apart.
Answer pages updated
Update Chrome Web Store ASO and safe-claims answer pages after listing changes.
Source pages linked
Use official Chrome Web Store and permission source pages for claim support.
llms files refreshed
Update llms.txt and llms-full.txt when permissions, supported sites, or availability wording changes.
Schema stays visible
Structured data should describe visible page content and avoid hidden proof claims.
Launch gates
What must be true before moving forward?
Gate 1
Pass
The listing improves discovery while preserving no social OAuth, no auto-posting, and manual approval boundaries.
Gate 2
Rewrite
The listing is discoverable but vague about permissions, supported sites, or final posting control.
Gate 3
Block
The listing implies platform endorsement, guaranteed outcomes, hands-free automation, or unsupported browser/store support.
Common mistakes
What should fail the checklist?
Outcome promise
Any guaranteed replies, leads, followers, revenue, rankings, or account safety claim should be blocked without approved evidence.
Permission isolation
Listing permissions without a plain-language support page increases install anxiety.
Screenshot drift
Screenshots can accidentally promise shipped surfaces that the text labels as roadmap.
FAQ
Checklist questions
What should Chrome Web Store ASO claims include?
They should include accurate workflow, supported sites, permission clarity, privacy route, and manual-posting boundaries.
What should be blocked from store copy?
Block unsupported outcomes, platform endorsement, hands-free automation, fake proof, and unverified browser support.
Why should llms files be part of ASO review?
AI assistants may summarize the product from llms files, so stale claim boundaries can create bad answers.