Competitive gaming, also known as esports, has grown tremendously in recent years. Hundreds of millions of people now watch competitive gaming each year, generating billions in revenue. The largest esports markets are in Asia-Pacific, where over 50% of the global esports audience and revenue comes from. Broadcasters and organizations are increasingly investing in esports due to its large, growing, and young millennial audience. Developers can also benefit by supporting competitive gaming elements and communities in their games.
Dennis Bree brings his 10 years of working with global brands to Oi15 in May. From Red Bull to Twitter, Dennis also has that unique perspective of having worked agency side, client side, and running his own business.
Read Dennis' presentation from Oi15!
Marius Ivanovas, Head of Global Performance Division, Httpool
Amplify user acquisition and retention with Twitter. Performance based platform insights that will help to boost your results. Case-studies and examples.
Dennis Bree brings his 10 years of working with global brands to Oi15 in May. From Red Bull to Twitter, Dennis also has that unique perspective of having worked agency side, client side, and running his own business.
Read Dennis' presentation from Oi15!
Marius Ivanovas, Head of Global Performance Division, Httpool
Amplify user acquisition and retention with Twitter. Performance based platform insights that will help to boost your results. Case-studies and examples.
Gamerista 2015 Scenarios for the Future of Gaming r4.0burneshollyman
This is gamerista's 2015 Scenarios for the Future of Video Games which looks at six major strategic trends which will impact the digital games business going forward. These scenarios are built based on gamerista's think tank research as well as crowd-sourced input via #2015gamescenarios.
Please submit your ideas to #2015gamesscenarios and they will be included in the next iteration of this digital video game industry crowd-sourced document.
Beyond Research Note: Xbox One vs PS4 - The Battle for Share of VoiceBeyond
Last month, ahead of the launches of the Xbox One and PS4, Microsoft and Sony were embroiled in a battle to win online share of voice. Both companies were pushing out consoles in the run-up to Christmas and social media was awash with conversations about both products.
We decided to have a listen in and find out whether Microsoft and Sony’s messaging was getting across to their audiences.
Our CEO, Peter Warman, delivered Gameforum's keynote in January 2018 in London. Gaming has entered a new phase of accelerated growth from both a consumer and an industry perspective. Its “new” form is accelerating the convergence of the mobile, sports, media, and entertainment industries. What opportunities do these new dimensions of gaming provide anyone with a stake or interest in the games market and industry?
An overview of the UK Gaming audience of influential tweeters on PiQ. Track the most important people and the trending content within one of the internets busiest and most passionate communities.
Hi all,
For those of you who know me well, you'll know that eSports and video games play a pretty big part in my life. With that, I've decided to start doing something with that passion.
The Grand Finals of the 2016 League of Legends World Championships happen this Saturday, October 29th. In the lead-up to the Grand Finals, I've decided to upload a series of primers that help to explain the game, such that anyone who is interested can tune in on Saturday.
Here's Part 1, which is just a basic venture into what exactly League of Legends is, and how far the World Championships have come since their inauguration in 2011.
If you're interested, check back tomorrow - I'll be uploading the first part of a two-part series that helps teach the basics of the game to complete newbies.
Trending The Future - Gaming Beyond Realityspace150
Gaming, game mechanics, and gamification are buzzwords that marketers often mis-use and abuse. So why are games such a hot topic in ad-land? We believe the future of gaming in advertising is beyond petty points and badges. Games are successful because they enable people to experience things normally impossible in everyday life. For the future of advertising, new mobile technology will tie gaming and reality closer together allowing the creation of brand experiences that elevate reality in a new and inspiring way.
Why Social Media Adds a Whole New Dimension to Live Sporting Events Tier10
Back in 2010, Game 7 of the NBA Finals between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics set a then-record number of 3,085 tweets per second, or over 185,000 tweets per minute.
As humans, we are wired for connection and have a desire to belong. We thrive in community and often come together around a shared passion, as well as the enjoyment of competition and contest. The widespread success of professional sports illustrates this clearly, and the rise of esports demonstrates how our nature assets itself as we explore other forms of entertainment. As game developers, we can benefit from organized competition, using it to drive engagement and foster strong communities.
Speaker: Peter Heinrich
Lessons in Appstore Optimization from the Amazon AppstoreDevGAMM Conference
Mike Hines, Developer Evangelist, Amazon
Over half of your downloads will come from organic sources, so make sure your listing pages on the appstores are working for you. Amazon will share data on the kinds of improvements you could get and show you actual examples. In addition, Mike Hines will share data from his game when he followed the advice.When this presentation is over, you will know how to build a professional product listing page.
Successful In-Game Ads: The Secret Sauce for Monetization | Tammy LevyJessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect Europe 2016
Through Kongregate's findings from effective in-game advertising, we’ll cover how to: track and optimize performance; engage as many players as possible; and give rewards that matter. Case studies from Adventure Capitalist, Bullet Boy, Epic Skater, and more will exemplify good and bad ad implementation. Learn how in-game ads can boost your revenue stream or even become your main source.
Successful In-Game Ads: The Secret Sauce for Monetization | Tammy LevyJessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect USA 2016. Through Kongregate's findings from effective in-game advertising, we’ll cover how to: track and optimize performance; engage as many players as possible; and give rewards that matter. Case studies from Adventure Capitalist, Bullet Boy, Epic Skater, and more will exemplify good and bad ad implementation. Learn how in-game ads can boost your revenue stream or even become your main source.
Gamerista 2015 Scenarios for the Future of Gaming r4.0burneshollyman
This is gamerista's 2015 Scenarios for the Future of Video Games which looks at six major strategic trends which will impact the digital games business going forward. These scenarios are built based on gamerista's think tank research as well as crowd-sourced input via #2015gamescenarios.
Please submit your ideas to #2015gamesscenarios and they will be included in the next iteration of this digital video game industry crowd-sourced document.
Beyond Research Note: Xbox One vs PS4 - The Battle for Share of VoiceBeyond
Last month, ahead of the launches of the Xbox One and PS4, Microsoft and Sony were embroiled in a battle to win online share of voice. Both companies were pushing out consoles in the run-up to Christmas and social media was awash with conversations about both products.
We decided to have a listen in and find out whether Microsoft and Sony’s messaging was getting across to their audiences.
Our CEO, Peter Warman, delivered Gameforum's keynote in January 2018 in London. Gaming has entered a new phase of accelerated growth from both a consumer and an industry perspective. Its “new” form is accelerating the convergence of the mobile, sports, media, and entertainment industries. What opportunities do these new dimensions of gaming provide anyone with a stake or interest in the games market and industry?
An overview of the UK Gaming audience of influential tweeters on PiQ. Track the most important people and the trending content within one of the internets busiest and most passionate communities.
Hi all,
For those of you who know me well, you'll know that eSports and video games play a pretty big part in my life. With that, I've decided to start doing something with that passion.
The Grand Finals of the 2016 League of Legends World Championships happen this Saturday, October 29th. In the lead-up to the Grand Finals, I've decided to upload a series of primers that help to explain the game, such that anyone who is interested can tune in on Saturday.
Here's Part 1, which is just a basic venture into what exactly League of Legends is, and how far the World Championships have come since their inauguration in 2011.
If you're interested, check back tomorrow - I'll be uploading the first part of a two-part series that helps teach the basics of the game to complete newbies.
Trending The Future - Gaming Beyond Realityspace150
Gaming, game mechanics, and gamification are buzzwords that marketers often mis-use and abuse. So why are games such a hot topic in ad-land? We believe the future of gaming in advertising is beyond petty points and badges. Games are successful because they enable people to experience things normally impossible in everyday life. For the future of advertising, new mobile technology will tie gaming and reality closer together allowing the creation of brand experiences that elevate reality in a new and inspiring way.
Why Social Media Adds a Whole New Dimension to Live Sporting Events Tier10
Back in 2010, Game 7 of the NBA Finals between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics set a then-record number of 3,085 tweets per second, or over 185,000 tweets per minute.
As humans, we are wired for connection and have a desire to belong. We thrive in community and often come together around a shared passion, as well as the enjoyment of competition and contest. The widespread success of professional sports illustrates this clearly, and the rise of esports demonstrates how our nature assets itself as we explore other forms of entertainment. As game developers, we can benefit from organized competition, using it to drive engagement and foster strong communities.
Speaker: Peter Heinrich
Lessons in Appstore Optimization from the Amazon AppstoreDevGAMM Conference
Mike Hines, Developer Evangelist, Amazon
Over half of your downloads will come from organic sources, so make sure your listing pages on the appstores are working for you. Amazon will share data on the kinds of improvements you could get and show you actual examples. In addition, Mike Hines will share data from his game when he followed the advice.When this presentation is over, you will know how to build a professional product listing page.
Successful In-Game Ads: The Secret Sauce for Monetization | Tammy LevyJessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect Europe 2016
Through Kongregate's findings from effective in-game advertising, we’ll cover how to: track and optimize performance; engage as many players as possible; and give rewards that matter. Case studies from Adventure Capitalist, Bullet Boy, Epic Skater, and more will exemplify good and bad ad implementation. Learn how in-game ads can boost your revenue stream or even become your main source.
Successful In-Game Ads: The Secret Sauce for Monetization | Tammy LevyJessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect USA 2016. Through Kongregate's findings from effective in-game advertising, we’ll cover how to: track and optimize performance; engage as many players as possible; and give rewards that matter. Case studies from Adventure Capitalist, Bullet Boy, Epic Skater, and more will exemplify good and bad ad implementation. Learn how in-game ads can boost your revenue stream or even become your main source.
Lessons in Appstore Optimization from the Amazon Appstore | Mike HinesJessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect Asia 2017. Over half of your downloads will come from organic sources, so it pays to make sure your listing page on the appstores are working for you as hard as they can. We’ll share data on the impact that the right changes can make, and we’ll show you actual examples of going from not-optimized to optimized assets. Learn how to build a professional product listing page that doesn’t scream ‘newbie’ to your potential customers.
The opening slides for Games for Health Conference 2014 covering where things are and where they might head for both the field, and The Games for Health Project alike.
Working Backward from Amazon Customers: Audience Marketing Strategies - Lau...Amazon Appstore Developers
Looking to grow downloads and revenue of your apps on Amazon? In this session, the Amazon Appstore marketing team will share Amazon audience profiles, customer behaviour, purchasing trends and insights designed to help you optimise performance of your apps on Amazon by targeting your strategy to our customer segments. You’ll learn how to make the most of Amazon marketing channels to grow your business, including marketing placements on our storefront, and maximise your opportunities for device featuring. Plus, we’ll reveal a new opportunity for developers to receive exposure on Amazon.
We’ve all heard of premium, freemium and ad-supported monetization models, but is that really all there is? No, there are more ways to monetize your app than just those three choices. Is your app using all of the available monetization mechanics?
In this presentation, Amazon reviews additional ways you can monetize your app both inside and outside of the app itself. You can even monetize your app when your app isn’t even open.
Working Backward from Amazon Customers - Audience Marketing Strategies for Ap...Amazon Appstore Developers
In this session we will share Amazon audience profiles, customer behaviour, purchasing trends and insights designed to help you optimise performance of your games by targeting your strategy to specific customer segments.
You will learn how to:
• Make the most of Amazon’s and your marketing channels to grow your business, including marketing placements on our Amazon Appstore storefront
• Maximise your opportunities for device featuring
Plus, we’ll reveal new opportunities for developers to receive exposure on Amazon!
GSN Digital - Leveraging Games as a Powerful Marketing MediumFutureM
FutureM 2013 session with GSN Digital
Speakers:
Ari Brandt
CEO and co-founder, MediaBrix
John Federman
CEO, Dailybreak
Geoffrey Greenblatt
North American Gaming Director, Mindshare
James Kissell
Strategic Partner Lead, Americas Mobile Apps and Gaming, Google
Christian Meyer
Senior Vice President, Digital Advertising, GSN Digital
This panel discussion, led by Mindshare’s Geoffrey Greenblatt, will explore the correlation between gaming environments and the measured success of advertisements, shedding light on the growing marketing and brand awareness-boosting opportunities available across social, mobile and web game platforms.
What we learned: Idle Miner Tycoon and Idle Factory Tycoon - KolibriGameAnalytics
This talk is from the event 'The Arcade (R)Evolution: Making Hit Casual Games with a Focus on Idle'. To see more details about our events, follow us on Meetup here: https://www.meetup.com/mobilegamesdev/
About this talk:
Having created one of the most popular idle games on the market, Idle Miner Tycoon (reaching over 100 million downloads), Kolibri shared with us how they built on what they learned from their first title to create their next big hit, Idle Factory Tycoon. In this talk, Nate Barker digs into the details, discussing topics like the different features they used, how they used their season pass, and simple mechanics behind the complex genre.
I was called to lecture before Students about eSports. It’s an entrepreneurship program of the university where they’re going to spend the next few months of their lives trying to solve a real problem and create a startup company.
While I was working on the PP, I realized that there are some points raised that worth sharing with the world. I'd love to see the global eSports community deepen the discussion about the challenges the market is going through now days.
Succeeding in the Maturing Mobile Gaming Market | Tuyen Nguyen, Owen O’DonoghueJessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect USA 2019. While mobile gaming continues to boast tremendous revenue growth, the industry is entering a new phase of maturation. In order to stay competitive, it’s essential to develop a strategy that’s focused on building great games, adopting sophisticated marketing practices, and putting your customers first. In this session, we’ll share trends, research and recommendations allowing you to adapt your business in a mature market, and develop a monetization strategy that prioritizes value for your customers.
Staying on Top of Your Game: Engaging and Converting Players in an Evolving L...Jessica Tams
Delivered at GameDaily Connect USA 2019. Player behavior is constantly changing in response to new trends in games, be it innovative gameplay mechanics or simply new community expectations. How has this manifested itself in core game metrics, player engagement, and trends in in-app purchases? Alex Gray, VP of Solutions Consulting at Swrve, will share actionable insights derived from hundreds of billions of data points of player behavior on how to engage and convert in the necessary millisecond, stay relevant to your players, and produce stronger business results.
Why the Games Industry Needs Initiatives Like Putting The G Into Gaming | Liz...Jessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect Europe 2019. With just 20 per cent of the games workforce consisting of women, the G Into Gaming initiative was launched to help games companies take actionable steps, with the aim of promoting gender balance. It aims to encourage women and young girls to consider a career in games, then support and nurture that talent going forward. GIG is now calling for Champions of Change from across the games industry and will use Casual Connect London to launch the G Into Gaming Charter for the games industry.
Delivered at Casual Connect Europe 2019. Mobile RPG "Age of Magic" launched worldwide in 2018 and became a huge success for Playkot (reached top51 grossing in China). The game was created by a small but dedicated team under a tight budget and schedule. Learn about principles that led to this success: the way Playkot forms the core team; identification, evaluation, hiring and integration of fanatics; the epic first task for every newcomer and the role trust, freedom and responsibility play in game development. These principles are universal and can be applied to every epic team no matter its size or complexity of their games.
Understanding Mobile Game Players | Saad HameedJessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect Europe 2019. A human-centered look at mobile game users their segment comparison: (Gender, Age, Device, Gaming Frequency) their segment distribution within each country and how design thinking can help companies grow game players.
Delivered at Casual Connect Europe 2019. Join Arizona Sunshine’s creator Vertigo Games in their journey of making high-quality Virtual Reality content accessible to a large audience. After the development of the home version of Arizona Sunshine, Arcades and Location Based Entertainment were explored in order to reach more players. The problems encountered, their solutions and the lessons learned during this process will be presented. Finally, the future of accessible VR will be discussed by taking a look at standalone devices.
Only the Best is Good Enough: How LEGO is Transforming its Approach to Videog...Jessica Tams
Delivered at Casual Connect Europe 2019. LEGO was founded in 1932 on the Danish principle: Det bedste er ikke for godt or “Only the Best is Good Enough”. As play evolves for LEGO fans of all ages, LEGO has taken on new innovation challenges—but always with a safe, fair and transparent approach. This talk will address the way LEGO videogames have changed their approach to quality, innovation, digital child safety, and fair and transparent monetization.
Quarkus Hidden and Forbidden ExtensionsMax Andersen
Quarkus has a vast extension ecosystem and is known for its subsonic and subatomic feature set. Some of these features are not as well known, and some extensions are less talked about, but that does not make them less interesting - quite the opposite.
Come join this talk to see some tips and tricks for using Quarkus and some of the lesser known features, extensions and development techniques.
Custom Healthcare Software for Managing Chronic Conditions and Remote Patient...Mind IT Systems
Healthcare providers often struggle with the complexities of chronic conditions and remote patient monitoring, as each patient requires personalized care and ongoing monitoring. Off-the-shelf solutions may not meet these diverse needs, leading to inefficiencies and gaps in care. It’s here, custom healthcare software offers a tailored solution, ensuring improved care and effectiveness.
Navigating the Metaverse: A Journey into Virtual Evolution"Donna Lenk
Join us for an exploration of the Metaverse's evolution, where innovation meets imagination. Discover new dimensions of virtual events, engage with thought-provoking discussions, and witness the transformative power of digital realms."
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Large Language Models and the End of ProgrammingMatt Welsh
Talk by Matt Welsh at Craft Conference 2024 on the impact that Large Language Models will have on the future of software development. In this talk, I discuss the ways in which LLMs will impact the software industry, from replacing human software developers with AI, to replacing conventional software with models that perform reasoning, computation, and problem-solving.
Globus Compute wth IRI Workflows - GlobusWorld 2024Globus
As part of the DOE Integrated Research Infrastructure (IRI) program, NERSC at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab and ALCF at Argonne National Lab are working closely with General Atomics on accelerating the computing requirements of the DIII-D experiment. As part of the work the team is investigating ways to speedup the time to solution for many different parts of the DIII-D workflow including how they run jobs on HPC systems. One of these routes is looking at Globus Compute as a way to replace the current method for managing tasks and we describe a brief proof of concept showing how Globus Compute could help to schedule jobs and be a tool to connect compute at different facilities.
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Code reviews are vital for ensuring good code quality. They serve as one of our last lines of defense against bugs and subpar code reaching production.
Yet, they often turn into annoying tasks riddled with frustration, hostility, unclear feedback and lack of standards. How can we improve this crucial process?
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Climate Science Flows: Enabling Petabyte-Scale Climate Analysis with the Eart...Globus
The Earth System Grid Federation (ESGF) is a global network of data servers that archives and distributes the planet’s largest collection of Earth system model output for thousands of climate and environmental scientists worldwide. Many of these petabyte-scale data archives are located in proximity to large high-performance computing (HPC) or cloud computing resources, but the primary workflow for data users consists of transferring data, and applying computations on a different system. As a part of the ESGF 2.0 US project (funded by the United States Department of Energy Office of Science), we developed pre-defined data workflows, which can be run on-demand, capable of applying many data reduction and data analysis to the large ESGF data archives, transferring only the resultant analysis (ex. visualizations, smaller data files). In this talk, we will showcase a few of these workflows, highlighting how Globus Flows can be used for petabyte-scale climate analysis.
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We explore the Globus Connect Server (GCS) architecture and experiment with advanced configuration options and use cases. This content is targeted at system administrators who are familiar with GCS and currently operate—or are planning to operate—broader deployments at their institution.
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THE GROW TH CASE FOR COMPETITIVE GAMING
THE NUMB ERS B EHIND THE HYPE
MIKE HINES
D E V E L O P E R E V A N G E L I S T, A M A Z O N
2. A B O U T
Mike Hine s
Amazon Appstore
@MikeFHines
Founder @ 2 Financial Services Startups
Founder @ 2 Software Startups
QA Engineer @ Now Software
QA Manager, Product Manager @ Microsoft
Evangelist @ Amazon.com
Mentor @ GameFounders, Dev Bootcamp
Games Judge @Casual Connect Indie Prize, White
Nights, and Pocket Gamer Very Big Indie Pitch
Speaker @ GDC, GDCE, Casual Connect, Pocket
Gamer Connects, AnDevCon, White Nights, CES,
PAX Dev, etc…
4. W H AT I S I T
C O M P E T I T I V E
G A M I N G
Real time competition
between two or more
players.
5. W H AT I S I T
E S P O R T S
F R A N C H I S E S
The games that made
esports big
6. W H AT I S I T
S T R E A M
Y O U R G A M E
Stream your game, or
watch others play your
favorite game and learn
new tricks
Streamer/
Broadcaster
Viewer ChatGameplay
7. W H AT I S I T
I N T E R A C T
W I T H F A N S
Chat with fans of game
you’re watching
19. N E X T S T E P S
Take advantage
of Competitive
Gaming as a
developer
WHAT CAN YOU
D O N O W ?
Be a part of Twitch
Watch and play games on Twitch
Empower your community
give your community the tools to
organize their own tournaments.
You can do a lot without ever streaming
Promote your players who stream
When developing your game, use a
streaming-first lens
20. M O R E I N F O
G E T T H E B O O K
COMPANION TO THE
AMAZON APPSTORE
P u b l i s h i n g , p ro m o t i n g
a n d m a k i n g m o n e y w i t h
y o u r a p p
bit.ly/AmazonAppstoreBook
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Editor's Notes
Hi there!
Thanks for joining me to talk about some of the numbers behind eSports and Competitive Gaming
I’m Mike Hines, and thanks in part to Twitch, our partners at Newzoo, and our own Amazon Appstore market research teams, we’ve been able to put together some pretty interesting data on Competitive Gaming.
Okay, so what is competitive gaming and what can it do for you?
Images sources from Amazon.com
When we think of competitive gaming, our minds go
Immediately to eSports. However, competitive gaming is
More than eSports. Any time you play against another person,
You are participating in a competitive game.
Humans are wired for competition. While most people don’t
Consider themselves competitive gamers, but almost all of us
Participate in competitive games. There is a reason games
Like Chess and Go have existed for centuries. Playing games
Competitively against others is more fun. More importantly,
Competition creates social connection and builds strong
communities.
These are the big boys. They don’t get all the traffic, but they get a majority of it.
These franchises become esports when the players compete for prizes, play in front of audiences, or stream their games for the public.
And more often than not, that happens on Twitch.
For those of you unfamiliar with Twitch, here is how it works.
The twitch screen includes a Streamer/broadcaster window, where we can see the person doing the streaming and commenting on the game, a Gameplay window where we see what the steamer is playing, and a viewer chat pane where the audience can chat with each other and with the streamer.
For example, here we see someone playing poker and chatting with the fans watching him play the game.
Great! But who watches other people play video games?
Well I’ve got some interesting numbers for you:
This is the audience participation part of our talk today! Everyone think of a number for ….
33 million hours to build Pyramid of Giza (Wikipedia)
360 million hours for the most popular YouTube video of all time. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most-viewed_YouTube_videos)
664 million hours watching College Basketball tournament in the US March Madness (fortune.com/2015/03/06/march-madness/)
In 2016, Twitch viewers spent 4.8 Billion hours watching people play games. (http://www.esprts.com/4-8-billion-hours-spent-watching-twitch-in-2016/)
So yeah, lots of people watch video games, and not just a few really popular games either.
Where is competitive gaming taking off?
Well, it’s the growth markets; the markets you probably want to be in.
Of 191 Million participants, APAC will get just over half of them, with Europe, North America, and the rest of the world sharing roughly equally in the other half.
And not just in hard core fans (the darker part of each bar) but in casual fans too (the lighter part).
Last year was the first year where the casual audience was bigger than the hard core audience, and that trend should continue through 2020.
(Huge thanks to our friends at Newzoo for this data!)
With the number of viewers esports attracts, there is no doubt it will grow to a multi-billion dollar industry in the coming years. The only question is at what pace this will occur. Currently, esports in its adolescence phase and there a couple of key factors that will influence the speed of its growth. These include the success of
new leagues and monetization initiatives, the rise of
new esports titles, the uptake of
media rights, and team profitability. On its current trajectory, Newzoo estimates the esports industry will reach $1.5 billion by 2020. Should any of these factors accelerate, a more optimistic scenario places the revenues at $2.4 billion.
Why will traditional media players and traditional brands reach out to Competitive Gaming and eSports?
Well, the audience isn’t trivial, their spend isn’t trivial…
… but it’s who the audience is and how they are behaving that will drive early entry.
Take the case of ESPN…
They’ve been losing subscribers at an alarming rate. Cable-cutters are a part of that to be sure, but so are millennials. People who look first to the internet for their content instead of their TV sets.
By the way: 21% of all customers consume their video content on mobile. Esports enthusiasts consume 49% of their content on mobile! So think about competitive gaming for mobile to reach a growing market!
Is it working?
22% of men aged 21-35 (a desirable demographic) watch more esports than baseball or hockey.
Media rights and Franchising?
Here’s what we have so far. Take a look at the brands on the bottom of this slide.
Room to grow? You bet! Take a look at the interesting data point on the top right. If esports made as much per viewer as the NBA does, we’d have make 3.5 Billion instead of 700 million last year. About 5 times as much. So yes, there is plenty of room to grow.
So who generates what part of the revenue?
Brand investments like media rights, ads, and sponsors have generated over half of the revenue in the past and should generate over half of the revenue moving forward as well.
And just as APAC and North America generated a lot of users, they generated a lions share of revenue as well.
North America generated the most revenue at 41%, while China and South Korea made up 36% and 7% respectively.
Be a part of Twitch – Set up an official channel and work to grow your audience through consistent streams.
Empower the community – give your community the tools to organize their own tournaments.
You can do a lot without ever streaming – If you give your players to proper tools and incentives, they will do the hard work to actually stream. Consider developing an official streamer program to help reward your top streamers. You can even have your best streamers and influencers stream through your own official channel.
When developing your game, use a streaming-first lens to ensure you create a great viewing experience for those watching the game and an easy-to-stream experience for your streamers.
Be active with your community and listen – engage with your community in their streams. Share their content. And most importantly, listen to their feedback and integrate it into your product and marketing programs.
Do everything you can to remove toxic players – A few toxic players can sour your game for thousands. Take a strong stance and work diligently to create a healthy, accepting community.
Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions, or if you have questions about Seeds and their work doing Social Good, we’ve got Nate Barker on the line with us to answer those questions.
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