5 Ways To Level Up Your Mobile Game Marketing

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5 WAYS TO LEVEL UP YOUR MOBILE GAME MARKETING

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LEVEL 1

KNOWING YOUR OPPONENT

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical Today’s app market is saturated.

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In 2016, app stores offered close to 800K mobile gamesvs. 17K titles on PC and game consoles.

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“The opportunity here for mobile app developers is massive, but rising competition and costs in a crowded market makes it harder to break into this market. The costs of gamer acquisition and retention are also steadily increasing.”

Michael Mace, VP of Product Marketing at UserTesting

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LEVEL 2

UPPING THE WOW FACTOR

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical

When you think of some of the most successful mobile games…

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical You start to see a theme.

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Short & quick

Easy to learn, hard to master

Accessible

Ownership

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical

To keep players engaged, you need to test out new formats & storylines.

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LEVEL 3

FINDING YOUR CLAN

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical

Game developers are turning to partnerships to up their reach.

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical

Through IBM Watson tech, the PlayFab developers can process large amounts of data and discover deeper insights into player behavior.

Playfab x IBM Watson

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical

Koukoi and FoxNext are creating a mobile tie-in game for the upcoming animated film, Ferdinand. This partnership is an example of how game developers are dipping their toes in the

Intellectual Property market to capture new audiences.

Koukoi x FoxNext Games

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“In 2017 we will see more major partnerships and acquisitions involving the leading mobile game developers. PC and console game companies will increasingly leverage their triple-A intellectual property with mobile game developers.”

Terence Fung, Chief Strategy Officer, Storm8

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BIG DATA & TARGETING FTW!

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“Mobile development has allowed game developers to break into the field more easily. The designing procedure has become more manageable and simple and the cost of game development has dropped significantly. The portability of smartphones has allowed game developers to track big data easily. This helps developers innovate promotion strategies based on big data.”

Jason Yang, CEO & Co-Founder, Veewo Games

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical

The link can help track engagement across platforms.

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical

Every swipe, tap, and click is a link.

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical

Let’s say you’re promoting a new game update...

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical

You partner with a group of influencers to expand your reach.

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Give each influencer his/her own Bitlink:

It’s here. 20 new storylines, more loot boxes, secret levels, and more. Download the new update: ga.me/influencerA.

It’s early in the season, but this might be the best punt return you see all year: es.pn/2bEJNds

The update you’ve been waiting for.ga.me/influencerB. The wait is over. Fresh storylines &

new gear. Download to start playing: ga.me/influencerC.

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Back in the Bitly dashboard, you see how each of these links performed:

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LEVEL 5

POWER UP YOUR REVENUE

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical

Subscription Advertising

Add-ons Physical Goods

TYPES OF REVENUE MODELS

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Why User-Generated Contentis Critical

Subscription models help build loyalty, boost revenue, and reduce churn.

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“Last summer, Apple announced a way to facilitate subscription revenue for game developers, increasing the developer revenue share to 85%. Subscriptions can benefit developers given a higher revenue share with the app stores, customer loyalty and revenue predictability presuming a developer can deliver strong enough customer value that leads to high payer conversion.”

Terence Fung, Chief Strategy Officer, Storm8

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