Google has just rejected my app for a broad “Metadata policy” breach. The notice mentions that every part of the store listing—title, icon, screenshots and full description—may be misleading, stuffed with keywords, or phrased in ways that violate their promotional rules. I need a partner who knows the Play Console inside-out to bring the listing back into full compliance. The scope covers: • Audit of the current title, short & long descriptions, graphics and promotional text. • A rewritten, policy-safe title and descriptions that remain marketing-effective while using only appropriate keywords. • Clear recommendations on screenshot sequencing, icon tweaks and any other visual changes required. • A concise compliance checklist I can attach to the appeal or resubmission. • Guidance through the final resubmission process until the app is approved again. Please have proven experience getting metadata issues overturned or prevented. Share a quick outline of how you normally tackle a Play Store policy fix and roughly how long the review-ready package will take.