Comments on: Indie, Part-Time http://orangeriverstudio.com/monksbrew/2009/10/indie-part-time/ Anecdotes on the adventure of indie game development Sun, 30 May 2010 04:48:47 +0000 hourly 1 By: Rubes http://orangeriverstudio.com/monksbrew/2009/10/indie-part-time/comment-page-1/#comment-396 Rubes Sun, 11 Oct 2009 00:02:09 +0000 http://orangeriverstudio.com/monksbrew/?p=147#comment-396 Happy to do it. I've always been impressed at the way you've cultivated a strong following. I do think that's a good point, that the approach is very scalable; that is, there are multiple avenues to take and various levels of participation. I suppose that's another way of saying what I was trying to say; you can do a lot or a little, depending on your needs and resources. I'm glad to hear it's not as much work as it seems, although it's still requires dedication to setup and maintain all of those different approaches. Happy to do it. I’ve always been impressed at the way you’ve cultivated a strong following.

I do think that’s a good point, that the approach is very scalable; that is, there are multiple avenues to take and various levels of participation. I suppose that’s another way of saying what I was trying to say; you can do a lot or a little, depending on your needs and resources. I’m glad to hear it’s not as much work as it seems, although it’s still requires dedication to setup and maintain all of those different approaches.

]]> By: Jeffrey Rosen http://orangeriverstudio.com/monksbrew/2009/10/indie-part-time/comment-page-1/#comment-395 Jeffrey Rosen Sat, 10 Oct 2009 00:06:03 +0000 http://orangeriverstudio.com/monksbrew/?p=147#comment-395 Hey I saw your post in the trackbacks of our PR article, thanks for the link. :) Our PR strategy is really not as much work as it sounds. The philosophy of open development is very scalable and my brother was doing this when he started Wolfire as a full-time high school student. The difference is that now that are four people, we can write a blog post every day, while originally my brother updated the blog maybe once every couple of weeks. Opening up a Facebook page, etc. is super fast and easy though. Hey I saw your post in the trackbacks of our PR article, thanks for the link. :)

Our PR strategy is really not as much work as it sounds. The philosophy of open development is very scalable and my brother was doing this when he started Wolfire as a full-time high school student. The difference is that now that are four people, we can write a blog post every day, while originally my brother updated the blog maybe once every couple of weeks. Opening up a Facebook page, etc. is super fast and easy though.

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