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Date of upload: Apr 27, 2024 ^^
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Something else to keep in mind is that some creators are picky about what types of games they play. For instance, someone who generally only plays FPS games might not respond well to a colony management simulator. Plenty of gamers cross pollinate, but it could be one reason why certain people reject you is they're just not into that type of game, even if the game itself is objectively fun and well-made and well-presented.
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When it comes to emails I find if I go to cover a game it mainly has to match my content if not you're wasting your time also when looking to cover games I want to be on a level playing field with other creators, so a soft embargo I feel makes me want to cover it, because I always find a good exchange is early access. I would also say that with emails if you do the whole "Catchy title catchy title, now available" I will assume it's a mass spammed email and I've just been included on your spam list and I will ignore it. The best email I find are often straight to the point with the email title for example: Early Access for ItsJustJord, a new mascot horror similar to Poppy Playtime". Then I would click then the contents of the email should just be simple to the point and easy for me to get the key and find your socials. :)
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I usually avoid any heavy HTML in my emails, especially if I send out to influencers. The most I would do is a lightweight image or gif. The last thing you want is your email getting removed by a junk filter. Besides HTML emails easily can look like spam. 95% of legit business emails I recevieve are plain text. Just my two cents.
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@daniel3dart
3 weeks ago
NICE! This is a great look into this kind of marketing. CM is killing it with great videos. So glad he is covering so much to help get indie devs like me started.
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