Quick Advertising Advice

[MetalMonkey]

Planning is possibly the most essential part of creating a successful server, and I have created this thread to help myself better understand what it is I should expect as far as results for advertising for a new server.

What I need answered is the following: For every 1000 views on a factions server trailer, around how many players (on at one point), should I expect to see on the day of release.

Variables:
Very well setup server. Many custom features and very professional illustrations, website designs, trailer, etc.
Trailers are posted around 1 week or so before the server opens.
Opening time is a prime weekend time.

 

[Tabbin]

is it hcf?

 

[MetalMonkey]

is it hcf?

Good question, thank you.

No, it is a regular factions server.

 

[Tabbin]

Good question, thank you.

No, it is a regular factions server.

Depends on the youtuber, if they have a active fanbase who actually play minecraft or just watch it.

 

[MetalMonkey]

Depends on the youtuber, if they have a active fanbase who actually play minecraft or just watch it.

How about active?

 

[Jonny]

Planning is possibly the most essential part of creating a successful server, and I have created this thread to help myself better understand what it is I should expect as far as results for advertising for a new server.

What I need answered is the following: For every 1000 views on a factions server trailer, around how many players (on at one point), should I expect to see on the day of release.

Variables:
Very well setup server. Many custom features and very professional illustrations, website designs, trailer, etc.
Trailers are posted around 1 week or so before the server opens.
Opening time is a prime weekend time.

It depends on the youtuber who is uploading the video. If the youtuber was a regular factions players most of their subscribers are going to play that gamemode, therefore they are less likely to join a hcf that is being advertised. If you find youtubers who actually play that gamemode I'm sure a lot of them will join.

 

[MetalMonkey]

I've been thinking that 1K views typically results in 25 people on at one point (during peak) during launch day

Does this seem reasonable?

 

[Gordo]

Depends on how engaged their subscribers are. I usually judge it by looking at the average views, then compare that to the amount of comments and like/dislikes. You may find similar view count videos with major differences in likes/comments. In my opinion that could make a large difference.

 

[Mumzel]

Hey, I'd be interested!

Channel: www.youtube.com/c/mumzel99
Skype: " mumzel99 - My Only Skype "
Price: **Will be discussed**