garnetluvcookie wrote:

Vocaliod__Fukase wrote:

Do whatever make you happy! I got popular on old account for simply wanting to do animation meme!

That's because for some reason people like furries trying to detach their head to music.

XD

JuneandBabyThor wrote:

Advertise appropriate
-advertise on show and tell
-make good projects
Im unnoticed too

Tried both. I have a great battle royale project, advertised it on show & tell, and nobody's played it.
Honestly adding your projects to studios or adding tags may be the best way.

Blackout32 wrote:

JuneandBabyThor wrote:

Advertise appropriate
-advertise on show and tell
-make good projects
Im unnoticed too

Tried both. I have a great battle royale project, advertised it on show & tell, and nobody's played it.
Honestly adding your projects to studios or adding tags may be the best way.

Put tags on your projects, people.

Helped out on forums for a month, got about 7 more followers :P

You could try to win a game contest if you are good at coding.
F4F is OK, just do not over do it.
Personally, I help out on the forums so I can get my projects everywhere.
Try and be extra nice to your followers.

meowers77 wrote:

I only have like 5 followers and I have seen people with more than 1,000
also none of my projects get noticed!
Please help! - meowers77

Maybe make a good pfp
Make awesome projects
Add projects to as much as studios as possible
And write an interesting description (unlike me XD)
Using those (except the description) gave me 20 more followers!

I have three tips that have helped me get my 300+ followers:

• Keep going. If you do all these strategies, eventually you will get noticed. Once you have followers, it's much easier to get more, like a chain reaction.
  
• Put yourself out there. Help out on the forums, join studios, make some friends, enter contests, join MAPs and bootcamps! The list is endless, but find something you care about and you'll find more followers added to your Followers list. I can probably attribute at least half of my followers to being active on the forums.
  
• Get curated. This has been invaluable for me, and has given me about a third of my followers. I have a guide on it to improve your chances! (And this isn't shameless self-promo. I genuinely believe that currently there is not a better guide out there, and I would direct people to it regardless of whether I had made it or not.)
  

For an extra note, give back to the community. Make icons for people, work at a shop on the Requests forum, help out on the forums, welcome New Scratchers on the forum and the Welcoming Committee. Though it shouldn't be your primary motivation for doing so, I find that people are far more willing to follow me if I have helped them out.

Finally, you've probably heard this a thousand times, but Scratch is not a fame game. To me, the most important thing is not my followers but rather the friends I've made, the experiences I've had, and the people I've helped. Hope that helped!

Two ways:
1. Look around for people that specifically say that they want to follow for follow, or f4f.
2. Sometimes people follow the people that welcome them to scratch if they’re new.

I'm no expert, but I can say one thing: follow a lot of people.

-CRINGEworks- wrote:

Blackout32 wrote:

-CRINGEworks- wrote:

Okay, first. Show and Tell will not work.

Just put your projects in studios that are related to the project.
Don't advertise.
Be nice to people.
Write good, constructive comments.
Help out on the forums.

Advertising works if it's in your signature, otherwise it's against the guidelines.
Edit: And show and tell and a few other things work

Like I said, Show and Tell is like the minecraft void, no person goes in show and tell to look at projects, just normally for game codes. Shoq ans Tell is a waste of time litterly

I go in to Show and Tell to look for projects. Found some good ones too.

The thing you have to do is “sell” it to people. Make the topic interesting, and inside make the content interesting, with links, screenshots, as much info as you can to get people interested.

Yeah if you have a title of “play my game” with just a link inside, that's a waste of time, so if you're going to use Show and Tell, make it count!

Other things you can add is links in signatures, add your project to some popular studios that are relevant, and as others have said, engage with people

JuneandBabyThor wrote:

thecoder321 wrote:

meowers77 wrote:

I only have like 5 followers and I have seen people with more than 1,000
also none of my projects get noticed!
Please help! - meowers77

It takes time to get 1000 followers. No one gets 100 overnight
It takes
• Good Projects
• Being Active
• Being Kind
• Making Friends
And once you do that for quite some time, you'll get quite some followers.

Unless your griffpatch XD

lol thanks all of you! working on signature nowww

Yeetoburro1 wrote:

Col_Cat228 wrote:

Well, an awesome way of getting views is making projects for the SDS and asking to add them! The SDS got me 2000 views on one of my projects

Wait what's SDS?

Scratch design studio

over 500 views on my forum thank you so much guys!

Maybe try going to a popular studio and talk to people there. Also try to enter into different contests that you think you could do and even if you don't win your project might get noticed. You can also try the Show and Tell. But remember Scratch is not about fame it's about meeting new scratchers, coding, and fun.

that's so true! I don't even know if I have any followers.

getting noticed isn't easy, but taking your time to make projects is a good way to get noticed

meowers77 wrote:

Yeetoburro1 wrote:

Col_Cat228 wrote:

Well, an awesome way of getting views is making projects for the SDS and asking to add them! The SDS got me 2000 views on one of my projects

Wait what's SDS?

Scratch design studio

oh god it's one of my cringe posts from a year ago

Unless you have another related question, I suggest closing this topic as it's quite old