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How to Get Big on Instagram as a Board Game Dev

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It’s the easiest social media site when it comes to passively pulling people to your page. Photos like that stop people from listlessly scrolling through their feeds, enticing them to click on your images. That brings me to my penultimate point, and a very important one: Instagram is inexpensive to use. Getting Started.

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Your Board Game Kickstarter: Why & How to Spread the Word Early

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Things you can share include a basic pitch, the name of the game, art (sketches or final), components, price point…really, the list goes on. Social media likes or followers Vague comments like “looks great” Impressions on ads, as opposed to clicks or signups Website page views. You can share your work online.

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4 Clever Ways to Market Your Board Game Online for $30.00

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Dev Diary posts are made to teach game development through specific examples from my latest project: Highways & Byways. Click here. The subtlest of tweaks are all that’s needed at this point. Order a Targeted Social Media Report from BirdSong Analytics. Just here for Highway s & Byways updates?

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How to Understand the Tabletop Gaming News Cycle

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There are, however, definitely weirdo group dynamics that are exacerbated by the technological advances of our era, namely search engines, social media, and an unending deluge of data. I’m using this photo to get more clicks from social media, which is both effective and goofy for reasons I’ll explain below.

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How to Get Big on Twitter as a Board Game Dev

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I am thrilled that many of you enjoyed Setting Up Social Media as a Board Game Dev: A Primer Course. Marketing is a big concern for game developers, especially in the chaotic arena of social media. Getting Started Getting Noticed Refining Your Approach Using Twitter for More than Just Tweeting Key Takeaways for Game Devs.

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How To Be Prolific Without Burning Out

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Dev Diary posts are made to teach game development through specific examples from my latest project: Highways & Byways. Click here. In fact, I’m not even having to spend a lot of money either – I racked up a lot of points on my travel card. I juggle nine social media accounts. Need help on your board game?

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How to Generate Traffic for Your Board Game Website

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In fact, when somebody visits your website, landing page, or Kickstarter campaign, that means something compelled them enough to click on a link or type in the address. Encouraging people to click on your website or Kickstarter campaign takes some effort, and I’ll get to specific recommendations farther down in this article.