-summerbunny- wrote:

Hmmm,I think Ik some tips for getting famous but keep in mind scratch isn’t about fame,it’s about having fun,meeting new people and discovering new ways of coding.See list below-
1.It is believed that using tags in the title of your project or description can get it front paged,example:A game that has story telling can have the tags #stories #games,Don’t over use this and keep in mind #All will never work
2.Idk if this is true again but it’s also believed that spamming your projects in relevant studios can higher the chances of getting noticed but don’t add it to studios that are not related to your project,I recommend going to featured studios and trying to find a studio that fits the topic of your project and then adding it
2.If you get 100 views or more in the span of 1 week,it’s a good sign
3.Don’t advertise your projects any where as it’s really annoying and can increase the chances of you getting banned
4.Have a good thumbnail,the thumbnail is the image or icon of the project you see before viewing it,the way you get a thumbnail is by clicking the save now button when your done with it
5.Avoid making generic platformers,if you don’t know what generic platformers are,the are just unoriginal boring games that center around a square.
Thanks, Hope these tips helped,just remember scratch isn’t about getting popular

-summerbunny- wrote:

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Please remember that Scratch is not about fame!

Fun_Cupcake_i81 wrote:

I am getting tired of writing wrote:

Please remember that Scratch is not about fame!

The best way in my experience to get your projects noticed is to make a project for the current SDS, and to participate in Scratch events (both official and unofficial!)

Fun_Cupcake_i81 wrote:

I am getting tired of writing wrote:

Please remember that Scratch is not about fame!

The best way in my experience to get your projects noticed is to make a project for the current SDS, and to participate in Scratch events (both official and unofficial!)
However, as I said above, Scratch is not meant to be about fame. Do your best to make a project you yourself enjoy. Others like you will enjoy it too![/quote
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-summerbunny- wrote:

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1. tags can help, but dont overuse them or use irrelevant ones, as it would be considered tag abuse and can get the project taken down

2. There are also many “add everything” studios, those could also help but isn't as good as specific studios

2. (again???) I mean its not a bad thing, but to get on trending, I believe that isn't even close to enough

3. You are allowed to advertise at any location which specifically states you are allowed to advertise

4. ye

5. *they are just unoriginal boring games that always get on trending :trol:

Dark_Squash wrote:

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