1st step to marketing a game, is making a game worth marketing. You need to have a good, solid game that people like in order for marketing to even be somewhat effective. Don't ask your family members if its a good game, they'll say yes even if its not Go out and ask people to give it a try. Get some honest feedback and use it to make the game great. Once you have it where you want it, and people enjoy it, then you upload and market the game. Review sites, promo videos, facebook and twitter pages, giveaways, ect. Your mind is the only limit to what you come up with marketing wise. Good luck with your game and good luck selling it. In this crowded market, your going to need all the luck you can get.
I guess I have covered 1st step. Also you gave me a positive review of my game last week and everyone who played gave me the same review. All the players who downloaded the app gave me the review of five stars & lovely comments. I sent it to 30 review sites. I created a website, facebook, twitter, etc. I'm frustrated. I guess It's time and patience. Thanks @VentoraStudios
I guess I have covered 1st step. Also you gave me a positive review of my game last week and everyone who played gave me the same review. All the players who downloaded the app gave me the review of five stars & lovely comments. I sent it to 30 review sites. I created a website, facebook, twitter, etc. I'm frustrated. I guess It's time and patience. Thanks @VentoraStudios
No problem, things happen sometimes and apps just don't sell as well as you thought they would. Give it a few more weeks, but if it still doesn't go far, I would start on your next app. The best thing to do is not let this get to you, just keep making great apps. The time will come where you will be happy you did.
I would normally promote my game via Facebook and I would upload a trailer of the game via YouTube. I also have my own website where I put my game app information and development notes on it.
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Max
I guess It's time and patience. Thanks @VentoraStudios
Cheers
Max