What's in a name?
Ok so I am darn close to being completely done. Cover art sketches are coming in and I will soon select the winner (If I have trouble picking I may post them here with permission from the artists). Expect some decision on that to be made in the next couple weeks.
One problem: I STILL haven't picked a name!
So submit your name suggestions in the comments area... the winner (if you login and post) will get a free copy of the book! Oooh... ahhhh.
Otherwise I will have to go with
"Joseph Lieberman's Guide to Independent Game Marketing" or something lame like that.
Or "Indie Game Marketing..."
Anyway- Give me suggestions, please!
One problem: I STILL haven't picked a name!
So submit your name suggestions in the comments area... the winner (if you login and post) will get a free copy of the book! Oooh... ahhhh.
Otherwise I will have to go with
"Joseph Lieberman's Guide to Independent Game Marketing" or something lame like that.
Or "Indie Game Marketing..."
Anyway- Give me suggestions, please!


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Smart Marketing : An Indie Game Developer's Guide
or
Smart Marketing : A Guide for Indie Game Developers
That way the title has more of a connection with your company name.
You've Made Your Game, Now Sell It!
Indie Game Marketing For the Masses
Game Marketing : Target Your Market!
Indie Game Marketing Solutions
It is tough coming up with something that's catchy AND can kinda-fit-into-a-domain-name (if need be). :)
Sorry...one more
The Indie Game Marketing Manifesto
Some comments to help give direction
"You've Made Your Game, Now Sell It!"
-Actually 3/4th the book talks about the fact that marketing should be done long before you finish making the game
Manifesto... ok I dont want people thinking I am taking Greg C's idea :)
1. How to stay alive while beign an independent game developer.
2. The Chronicles of Narnya (im not sure if its used yet...)
3. How to survive in the independet game developing adventure.
4. Make money while making video-games.
5. How to market your video-games.
6. Video-game marketing for Independet developers.
7. How to sell your games and not die in the intempt.
8. The perils of marketing-knowledgeless.
9. How to make a living making video-games.
10. Robocop 3 (again, im not sure if this is used yet...)
Ok, this for now, thanks for this contest. And good luck!.
Indie Game Marketing Secrets
: 80% marketing - 20%coding
-The independent developer's guide to selling games
(selling is better than marketing)
Here's some of my brainstorms. Hope they help some.
Game Marketing Matters
Marketing Smarter: Effective Independent Game Marketing
Guerilla Game Marketing for Gorillas and other Neanderthals
Indie Game Marketing Demystified
Game Marketing for the Rest of Us
Game Marketing for the Little Guy
DIY Game Marketing
Indie Game Marketing from the trenches
Indie Game Marketing for Dummies
Learn Indie Game Marketing in 24 hours
Million Dollar Game Marketing
Market your game and make Millions ;)
Here are some ideas, from your nemesis in the ASP Game SIG. :)
The Indie Game Developer's Guide to Increasing Sales
Strategies for Increasing Sales: A Marketing Guide for Indie Game Developers
How to Get More Sales of Your Independently Developed Game
Selling Small Games
Dang, I actually like Indie Game Marketing. I'm so lame.
This sites are about name generators, they are funny, for example heres one of my new published books on game design:
Christian Ibarra Penetrating Initiation: Game design and the Multiculturalism of Ego.
Refuting the Deaf Vivisection in Christian Ibarra: Game design and Degeneration
http://www.brysons.net/generator/index.cgi
Heres another of my books:
The General Theory of Da Vinci
" Bunnies Stopped Me From Drowning "
http://www.guywiththecoat.com/titlegenerator.html
I hope this helps, have fun.
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