
In this episode, host Nalin talks to John de Campos about Token Terrors, which raised $29,159 on Kickstarter.
We discuss:
– [1:26] What Token Terrors is all about.
– [2:49] Going to events and presenting the game to people face to face gives a great opportunity to catch quality emails for the list. Nurturing relationships and moving around the circle of people involved in publishing and tabletop games also creaters a chance to interact with more people with the same interests.
– [6:42] Having a nice welcoming table on events where people can try the game makes a huge impact.
– [10:16] Being proactive in the online communities where board games creators and players are.
– [19:00] Consult with expert publishers and creators to see if your game is missing something or if it could have something else.
– [24:42] What’s coming up on Terrible Games.
– [27:54] How they did ads and what converted better for their product. What the cost per click was.
– [30:20] How they used Reddit, and how not to get banned from it with too much self-promotion. Always follow the 10 to 1 rule.
– [34:02] The reason behind a 18-day campaign.
– [36:02] The key behind the success of marketing for this campaign was like a snowball effect, but the most important part was to have a great product to promote.
– [38:43] How to connect with John.
Thanks for listening to the Board Game Marketing Podcast!
Final marketing tip from John to new board game creators:
“Be vigilant, learn how to take critiism, know your market.”
Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tokenterrors/token-terrors-battlegrounds
Website: https://www.tokenterrors.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tokenterrors/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tokenterrors/?hl=en
Twitter: https://twitter.com/tokenterrors?lang=en
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