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Hashbrown
Hashbrown

Reputation: 13023

How to better expose your chrome extension

I've developed a chrome extension because I needed something that could make pages view things in greyscale.

I tried addons like this but it was completely broken for me.
Anyway, after creating my own, with a lot more than just 'greyscale' functionality I called it something really generic.

So now I'm worried, anyone searching for 'greyscale' or 'webpage photo filter' wont find my extension!
My question is; is there any way to add tags to your extension listing in the store that searches will take into account? Or do you have suggestions on where I should spout keywords in the current description space?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 141

Answers (1)

Chris McFarland
Chris McFarland

Reputation: 6169

Add keywords into your extension's description, either into sentences, bullet points, or just a simple list at the end.

There are no tags in Chrome Web Store listings. You have to get creative with your text.

A suggestion for your description:

Create your own webpage photo filters!

See things in;

  • black and white (greyscale)

Upvotes: 1

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