Well, yeah. Websites are another thing entirely. I was more curious which companies used social media and how much.
Social media stats of big RPG brands
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Well, yeah. Websites are another thing entirely. I was more curious which companies used social media and how much.
Ah, now that I never considered. Did that require liking their D&D page, though? It was separate their D&D page, so it seems unlikely, but I could be wrong. I think it has its own likes.
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I am almost positive you had to not only LIKE Heroes of Neverwinter you also had to LIKE Dungeons and Dragons.... i think you got crystals or something... overall wasnt a terribad game.
[MENTION=1]Morrus[/MENTION] yeah and i think it's interesting but we can't just look at social media in a vacuum. if say paizo is engaging their customers directly (thru website) then this might explain the disparity in numbers. without an explanation we can't read much into the figures (other than wotc is roughly 15 times more popular with facebook users than paizo 
). again what if instead of going to paizo facebook...paizo customers were actually going to the publisher's website-buying books and interacting with other fans.
the other companies numbers do not surprise tho...smaller companies smaller fanbases.
). again what if instead of going to paizo facebook...paizo customers were actually going to the publisher's website-buying books and interacting with other fans. the other companies numbers do not surprise tho...smaller companies smaller fanbases.
Why is that interesting (to you)?I'm measuring how much companies invest in social media, not how popular a game is.
Are you trying to decide if/how much to invest yourself to advertize, e.g. O.L.D. and N.E.W.?
Like TrippyHippy, I'd be much more interested in attempts to measure popularity.
Why is anything interesting to anyone? I was curious.
Go right ahead! Though I'd prefer this thread stay on topic, you are more than welcome to do so.
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