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  • Find Games for your Players

    The idea of permission marketing is to build a following by finding a cause that early adopters care about. Then build a platform to share your ideas about that cause, the gift of which gains their permission...

    • Posted 13 years ago
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  • Following Hunches, Badgering Witnesses and Grasping at Straws: How a Filthy Cop Made a Name For Himself

    I would love to be able to tell you that the success of Hector: Badge of Carnage is down to a brilliant yet simple coordinated promotional attack on all branches of worldwide media, resulting in a quantifiable...

    • Posted 13 years ago
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  • Games for Brands

    Title: Games for Brands Location: London Description: Nicholas Lovell will be speaking on ‘Starting your Brand’s Journey into Games – The key differences between Transmedia, Gamification and Advergaming‘, at the Games for Brands conference. The event will...

    • Posted 13 years ago
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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...

    • Posted 13 years ago
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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 13 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 13 years ago
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  • Indie Marketing: tell the world! (Part two)

    Some small developers confuse the act of “self-releasing” with the discipline of “self-publishing”. Anybody can release a game now… just click through a few dialog boxes and BOOM - your title is on the App Store. However,...

    • Posted 13 years ago
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