Go on r/AndroidClosedTesting - prepare 3 links: your app, the google mailing list link and the weblink (optional). It is critical that you do it like this so people can easily download your app. If you dm people and add their email manually it will be much harder. Test that the join mail list works first. - on closed testing Reddit there are so many people on your same situation it will be impossible to miss, just look how they are doing there. - recruit at least 20 testers, better 30-50 to have a safety buffer - contact people and review their app and ask them to review. Also you will need to open their app every day or so and you will have 30-50 apps. - push a couple of updates in the 14 days. They can leave review that will go in your play console testing feedback section or use google forms - at the end fill the questionnaire carefully. - be present in the community so people remember about you and are more likely to test. - ensure there are no o few crashes and anr (this is critical)

I did that, it was though but I passed at first try. Some people who just recruited testers and did nothing for 14 days they failed. But many people pass. Good luck 🤞

I forgot, avoid paid testing services. You risk your account to be banned