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  • Three ways to market your indie game

    There is a battle royal brewing over the best way to market your indie game. Should you learn how to do launch marketing like the big boys? Go all data-centric with metrics-led marketing? Or build a permission...

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  • Games marketing and free content: to demo or not to demo?

    Studios often get caught on the subject of whether they should give away a demo of their game, or leave it alone. The prospect is that they will acquire customers through this marketing effort, but the fear...

    • Posted 14 years ago
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  • The techcrunch guide to freemium

    TechCrunch this morning posted a no-nonsense guide to the different business models in freemium, and some common misconceptions that people have about the way freemium works. It’s aimed more at B2B applications than B2C, but it is...

    • Posted 14 years ago
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  • Steam isn’t Google, or Facebook, or Microsoft… yet

    I came in for some pretty heavy flak for my article on the risk to PC gaming that Steam’s de facto monopoly poses. Perhaps the most cogently argued piece came from Andrew at Systemic Babbler (Steam is...

    • Posted 14 years ago
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  • Spilt Milk Studios Development Diary 12 – Hundreds and Thousands

    We turned the game free on Sunday to make sure there were no hiccups, and below you can see a nice chart that shows how many people downloaded our lovely little game Hard Lines. Over 190,000 downloads...

    • Posted 14 years ago
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  • What Happens When Activision’s ‘Oil Well’ Dries Up?

    The digital business has not been a major part of Activision's strategy. It has been content to allow Electronic Arts to snap up businesses such as Playfish, Chillingo and PopCap. It has increased its reliance on its...

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  • 50 questions: Should I seek a strategic investor? (or 5 reasons you should avoid a strategic investor)

    Getting a strategic investor interested in their business is an exciting moment for entrepreneurs. It provides validation that for the startup. It shows that major corporations have paid attention to – and been impressed by – whatever...

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