Ways of promoting your mods?

[standalone09]

Do you know any?

 

thanks in advance :smile:

 

except that one in my sig :P

Edited June 17, 2014 by standalone09

[Mattiewagg]

Create a page on this forum - Skyrim Mod Talk called:

 

[WIP] My Mod (replace My Mod with your mod name)

 

And then write a bit about it. If applicable (if it's something visual, or a big quest, though I doubt it is, from your signature) make a trailer showing it off and put it on the WIP page. People love trailers/showcases.

[standalone09]

thanks a bunch didnt thought of that yet! :)

[Mattiewagg]

I just made a quick tutorial on this here. Check it out if you like.

[standalone09]

Dude this is awesome#!! didnt expected a full tutorial THANKS MAN :D

[lazyskeever]

I used to think that if a mod is simply good and interesting enough it will speak for itself. Not so keen on that mindset any more though. While my own mods do perform quite well on the Nexus site itself, strangely enough I have a very difficult time getting exposure and mindshare elsewhere. Forum threads I create on the Nexus and Bethsoft forums barely get any attention (this is a real pain if I'm looking for feedback and testing to get things more polished before an "official" release), and I do occasionally make searches to see how my mods circulate out in the wild but they barely get any mention compared to other audio mods.

[standalone09]

Immersive Sounds Author ladies and gentleman, dude i love your mods btw :D

 

Now true words but sometimes i think maybe if i just upload a bit "more" it would be better.. in my genre that would be a whole weapon pack for example

seems more attractive then one weapon in any case.

 

Then again i see stuff like this http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/36127/? and that proves your argument if its "nice enough"

hell it will be downloaded. :)

[Mattiewagg]

Dude this is awesome#!! didnt expected a full tutorial THANKS MAN :D

Sure. :blush: