Shoveling Up a Verdun Campaign

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Verdun
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Verdun (2015)
Duration: 31:01
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CONTROL CONFERENCE 2016

Stephanie van Lith – van Geel | Marketing strategist | Game Drive

There are so many studios and games these days that it's hard to hit the surface in terms of publicity. It is therefore important to think about an overall strategy. For M2H & Blackmill Games it meant specifically on how to attract ‘new traffic’ for their WW1 FPS 'Verdun'. Stephanie van Lith-van Geel discusses ‘how to set up a campaign’ that can bring your game to the crowd.

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