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    Cyzaine ,
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    Don't get me wrong, I'm trying to sell an indie game (see my profile!!!!!!), but its crazy how the culture shifts depending on where you are! On Mastodon and Kbin I don't feel like I'm wasting time just talking to people and enjoying the company.

    On twitter and threads I just feel if I'm not yelling and shouting, its not worth my time. Like I'm falling behind if I'm not trying to push the sale.

    I don't know why that all is honestly.

    Kichae ,

    The social environment, most likely.

    If you're at a carnival barker convention, you're going to need to shout your voice hoarse just to seem like you even belong, let alone stand out.

    Granite ,

    So, please tell me about your game. I’m always on the hunt for new ones.

    AshLassay ,

    Also unfortunately TikTok has become the best platform where you can reach a large audience and gain lots of Wishlists.

    Domille ,

    gain lots of wishlists o.O?

    AshLassay , (edited )

    In Steam you can add games to your wishlist, if the game gets released or is put on sale Steam will email everyone who wish listed the game. This system has a high sales conversion rate, probably the highest a game developer will ever encounter in their marketing campaign. That’s why indie game devs focus on getting people to wishlist their game. Which they call “getting wishlists”

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