3 Steam Marketing Tips To Sell More Games

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[Sethalonian]

1. Show gameplay in the trailer immediately.
2. Then show gameplay in Gifs in the description. I love seeing gifs related to information.
That's what interests me while browsing Steam.

[BloodBathFenix]

It's frickin, 8 am on a tuesday.... damn this is still a great video.... fine I'll get my coffee

[devsmartnothard]

Watching through first tip and it's already quite useful, gj

[dam_ly]

Tim, you don't even have a video on your own steam page! :)

[BlueSquareInWhiteCircle]

When videos on steam lag for whatever reason ( bad internet, using phone ect..) I skip to images, to me they work like a backup version of the video to give me the same idea or to expand on the idea of what type of game and gameplay features are in the game

[NewHopeGames]

That's some great topics discussed here in this video

[rekware]

Tims back! Keep the content up mate! L-E-G-E-N-D

[DOSRetroGamer]

10 seconds sounds extremely generous. If there is no upfront interest in your studio or product, I'd say it's more like 3 seconds.

[chriswahl]

Great stuff, love what you guys are doing, been following for quite awhile, just one question. Will you guys be having a workshop like the one you mentioned, again in the future? We're going to an annual two day convention during that same two day period, and I don't think the workshop is financially feasible for me right now. However, the workshop is something I would love to do down the road, given everything it covers, the interactivity, etc.

[rick_davidson]

I love seeing Tim Ruswick videos in my feed! It's a shame about the other guy though.

[easygamedevelopmenttools]

Great video. "Dickie A Cumming: The Prequel - (Part I)" is struggling. Could you please take a look? I paid an artist to design my capsules and he could not do it - so I had to do it myself.