Week 7: Part 2

X-Tension Gaming needs members to operate. I believe this will engage my audience because people will often want to get to know the team more. Other real teams like Team Liquid or Cloud 9 usually have interesting personas. Team Liquid has the famous Smash Melee player HungryBox who has many fans, and Cloud 9 had the famous Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player Shroud who also has a lot of fans. Introducing new players in the team will create more advertising for the team as long as each member has decently-numbered fanbase.

(This post is made to be used as an example for this class. I'm not actually going to Atlanta sadly.)

This post shows the audience that their team will be at a big tournament like this one. The audience would want to either go to the event themselves to meet the team or simply watch them live online. It keeps the audience and fanbase updated on what's going on with the team and where they are going to be playing next.

This post advertises the chance to chat with me and to support my content too.  It also shows the audience what kinda of gameplay you would expect to see from me, which creates a chance of interesting the audience and developing a fanbase. Showing support and love for your team is always a good marketing strategy to generate more numbers.