Cleo38 wrote:

Firstly, there are some rules:
-Projects with more than 100 loves may not be featured
-Projects with violence or are unsuitable for younger viewers may not be featured
-You can't suggest your own project to be featured
-Someone in your family can't suggest your project to be featured


Before you start, consider the rules above.

Firstly, you need to plan your project. Look at other featured projects and the top - loved projects. What are people liking the most/ what is often featured (animations, games about animals…). Maybe make a game based on one of these, but do not copy any of the games or it won't be featured. It can be based on one though. Now, create your project. Work hard on it! Make sure it has good graphics and isn't too glitchy.

Next, make your project well known. You may place it in advertising studios etc. But, DO NOT bug people. They will find you annoying and won't look at your project anyway. If you have a history of spamming, advertising way to much or being annoying/mean in general, it is unlikely people will view your projects. So make sure you are a nice scratcher and are kind to everyone!

Advertising tips:
Do not bug people to much. In general, just don't spam or be annoying. Use discussions forums. Add images of your projects to these forums and do not write ALOT as people will not even bother to click on your project, it is too much reading. Do not use capital letters very often/too much. This just seems like your desperate. Although, it is ok to use them every now and then to catch attention. Like only put important words in capitals (e.g. ADVENTUROUS, COOL, AMAZING…). Also, make sure you are known as a kind scratcher throughout the community, not an annoying spammer etc. Otherwise people will ignore your projects.


Kind regards,
Cleo38.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/275765784/ This is one of my lonely projects

Cleo38 wrote:

Firstly, there are some rules:
-Projects with more than 100 loves may not be featured
-Projects with violence or are unsuitable for younger viewers may not be featured
-You can't suggest your own project to be featured
-Someone in your family can't suggest your project to be featured


Before you start, consider the rules above.

Firstly, you need to plan your project. Look at other featured projects and the top - loved projects. What are people liking the most/ what is often featured (animations, games about animals…). Maybe make a game based on one of these, but do not copy any of the games or it won't be featured. It can be based on one though. Now, create your project. Work hard on it! Make sure it has good graphics and isn't too glitchy.

Next, make your project well known. You may place it in advertising studios etc. But, DO NOT bug people. They will find you annoying and won't look at your project anyway. If you have a history of spamming, advertising way to much or being annoying/mean in general, it is unlikely people will view your projects. So make sure you are a nice scratcher and are kind to everyone!

Advertising tips:
Do not bug people to much. In general, just don't spam or be annoying. Use discussions forums. Add images of your projects to these forums and do not write ALOT as people will not even bother to click on your project, it is too much reading. Do not use capital letters very often/too much. This just seems like your desperate. Although, it is ok to use them every now and then to catch attention. Like only put important words in capitals (e.g. ADVENTUROUS, COOL, AMAZING…). Also, make sure you are known as a kind scratcher throughout the community, not an annoying spammer etc. Otherwise people will ignore your projects.


Kind regards,
Cleo38.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/275765784/ This is one of my lonely projects

jayrock09 wrote:

you can also go to this and feature it that way





https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/4228481/comments/

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Cleo38 wrote:

Firstly, there are some rules:
-Projects with more than 100 loves may not be featured
-Projects with violence or are unsuitable for younger viewers may not be featured
-You can't suggest your own project to be featured
-Someone in your family can't suggest your project to be featured


Before you start, consider the rules above.

Firstly, you need to plan your project. Look at other featured projects and the top - loved projects. What are people liking the most/ what is often featured (animations, games about animals…). Maybe make a game based on one of these, but do not copy any of the games or it won't be featured. It can be based on one though. Now, create your project. Work hard on it! Make sure it has good graphics and isn't too glitchy.

Next, make your project well known. You may place it in advertising studios etc. But, DO NOT bug people. They will find you annoying and won't look at your project anyway. If you have a history of spamming, advertising way to much or being annoying/mean in general, it is unlikely people will view your projects. So make sure you are a nice scratcher and are kind to everyone!

Advertising tips:
Do not bug people to much. In general, just don't spam or be annoying. Use discussions forums. Add images of your projects to these forums and do not write ALOT as people will not even bother to click on your project, it is too much reading. Do not use capital letters very often/too much. This just seems like your desperate. Although, it is ok to use them every now and then to catch attention. Like only put important words in capitals (e.g. ADVENTUROUS, COOL, AMAZING…). Also, make sure you are known as a kind scratcher throughout the community, not an annoying spammer etc. Otherwise people will ignore your projects.


Kind regards,
Cleo38.
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/275765784/ This is one of my lonely projects

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