September 28, 2021

Marketing A Video Game Through Kickstarter With Ryan Wiancko of Fractured Veil – Part 2

Episode: 41

The Crowdfunding Nerds continue the discussion with Ryan Wiancko of Paddle Creek Games while covering the importance of community building, and live streaming in video game marketing.

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00:03:02 – What Advantages or Disadvantages Does Steam Have For Marketing Video Games?
00:09:42 – Understanding Email Unsubscribe Rates And Abuse Reports
00:17:56 – Navigating Video Game Kickstarter Stretch Goals
00:23:32 – Video Game Pre-Marketing Play Testing
00:32:09 – Developing A Video Game With eSports In Mind?
00:37:23 – Video Game Live Stream Tips
00:41:50 – It’s All About Community

Shownotes
Fractured Veil – https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/paddlecreekgames/fractured-veil-a-survival-and-base-building-multiplayer?ref=9gl60a

RockyNoHands Streamer – https://www.twitch.tv/rockynohands

Restream – https://restream.io/

Streamlabs – https://streamlabs.com/

StreamElements – https://streamelements.com/

Agorapulse Social Media Management – https://www.agorapulse.com/

NLW Kickstarter Marketing Services – https://nextlevelweb.com/kickstarter-marketing-services/

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