(This is the second post. See Introduction and Proposal for the first post.) Part 1: Membership Entry & Exit Membership must allow for both entry and exit from the co-operative. Membership will inevitably turn over as publishers largely operate as a “spare time” activity. Entry requirements will require both a vetting process from existing members and/or founders, and at least […]
As mentioned in earlier posts, I have put together a “white paper” on how publishers might form a marketing co-operative. This post includes the introduction and core proposal. I’ll post Parts 1 & 2 in later posts. This is a DRAFT. It is not in final form, and not edited much so far. In fact, I’m still writing part 2. […]
I’m still toiling away on a conceptual “white paper” on how indie RPG publishers could form a marketing co-0perative. I sneak it in between toiling away on graduate classes, full time day job, and family life. So, for those I told to look here soon, patience please! As I write this thing, I’m simultaneously intrigued and fatigued. I’m intrigued by […]
It’s been three months since I released 44: A Game of Automatic Fear for free. I’m pleased with the reaction so far. People played the game within a week of its release. I expect more will happen as time goes on. Traffic to the 44 blog has been relatively steady, with the usual and expected initial release spike. Page views […]