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1.6m Clash of Kings forum accounts 'stolen'
from maximuss on 09/21/2023 12:25 AM
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CLASH OF KINGS
from maximuss on 09/20/2023 11:59 PM
- Increasing the popularity of the Chinese iOS and Android game Clash of Kings in Germany and actively management of the community/forums.
Approach:
Planned and released 14 videos with the biggest YouTube stars in Germany. Additionally, a display ad management campaign was installed. Furthermore, media alerts and EPKs were regularly sent to press partners. Monitoring of social channels and gameing forums with correspondent community management. SEO
- Results:
The popularity of Clash of Kings rises on iOS as well as in the Android charts. Due to the YouTube campaign and the accomodating content strategy for the influencers, we could gather more than 15 Millionen Impressions with oder 6 Million views. At the end of the Year 2015 Clash of Kings was one of the Top 5 games overall in Germany, Regular press coverage.

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Re: CLASH OF KINGS
from maximuss on 09/20/2023 11:39 PM
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CLASH OF KINGS
from maximuss on 09/19/2023 12:19 AM
Okay, so this subject just came up in our Klub of A Clash of Kings. I just had to go and google the event called the "Red Wedding" in the A Song of Ice and Fire series because I've seen it mentioned a few times as a horrifying event and I just couldn't take it anymore. (It happens in the following book, A Storm of Swords.) The truth is: I actually hate suspense. I suppose maybe I get involved in the narrative too much (assuming it's a good book, well written, has good characters.) But when I'm anxious about the fate of these people I've grown to like/love - I can't enjoy the process of getting to the end if I don't know how it ends. I start skimming and flipping pages because I just need to know that make it out alright. Or not. Whatever it is, the suspense is killing me! So many times I've literally opened the last few pages of a thriller to see who's still alive first - and then gone on reading the beginning. I can't help it. (The only exception to this rule I think is Agatha Christie. I don't want her books spoiled, but then I always assume Poirot and Marple will survive.) So does anyone else just love spoilers? Or am I a freak? ;)

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