Facebook/Blog Advertising

[Confess]

Hi,

 

How did you find continuum? Was it through an advertisement on TV, through the web, or was it from a friend? Most people will say that they found Continuum because a friend recommended it to them. We have an opportunity to continue to do this, and one way of doing this is simple: By posting on your Myspace, Facebooks, Blogs, Xanga's, etc about Continuum. It can be a simple advertisement, just saying "Hey I play Continuum, its an awesome 2d Space shooter game, someone wanna play me at it? You can download it at getcontinuum.com, then post about it on SSForum.net when you've tried it out". Lemme know how this works out for you!

 

Confess

[»Lynx]

My brother, and he found it on C&C.

[L.C.]

1997-1998, saw my cousin playing it through a free dialup ISP.

[»Xog]

When I was in 7th grade my friend Anthony (chinese kid lol) invited me over to his house. When I got there he was playing continuum. So when I got home I decided to try it out.. never put it down and never really talked to him. Too bad I don't remember his name in the game. We don't talk anymore lol

 

As for advertising in blogs/facebook I do that all the time.

Edited December 24, 2009 by Xog

[Samapico]

Friend of mine (username masterquatra, or masterquattra, something like this... probably doesn't exist anymore) showed the game to me (subspace 1.35 + crack). He brought me in DSB where I learned the pew pew, then in 17th where I stayed several years.

 

I try to get a link to getcontinuum.com in my signature on every forum I post on

 

 

getcontinuum.com should have some kind of... showcase page, where we can link people to and it would get them instantly interested. Some nice action screenshots (cropped and zoomed), the subspace intro video, a gameplay video, and these "addthis" buttons to easily advertise on facebook, or even digg. The home page is nice and focuses on the download link, but it doesn't "sell" the game much, imo

[L.C.]

intro

http://www.hlrse.net/Qwerty/SubSpace-1024.mp4 (10MB, 1024kbps)

http://www.hlrse.net/Qwerty/SubSpace-4096.mp4 (38MB, 4096kbps)

Edited December 24, 2009 by L.C.