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The ideas keep flowing; I’m a YouTuber, and I feel like I’m constantly in a state of having ideas and feeling an obligation to share them.
Today, we’re continuing with ways to take Holozing mainstream once and for all.
If I had to continue thinking about how to promote Holozing, I would stop focusing so much on the people who already know the project.
Don't get me wrong, the Hive community is important, and it has helped keep the game alive, but we need to be honest about something
if Holozing wants to become a recognizable game, it needs players who have never used a blockchain, never bought a token, and probably don't even know what Hive is
The first thing I would do is create a Holozing Creator Program. Instead of relying only on big influencers,
I would invite dozens of small YouTubers, TikTok creators, artists, and gaming streamers to make content about the game. Give them early access when possible, organize community challenges,
and reward the best videos with exclusive recognition or prizes. A creator with 500 dedicated followers can sometimes generate more genuine interest than a big account that barely cares about the game.
I would also introduce a community creature design competition. Players and artists could submit their own creature concepts, complete with names, elemental types, and backstories
The community would vote for its favorites, and the winning concepts could receive official recognition or inspire future in-game content if the development team approves
This would give artists a reason to promote their submissions outside Hive, bringing their own audiences into the project
I would also work on making the first experience as simple as possible. Blockchain gaming can intimidate newcomers, especially when they encounter wallets, tokens, and unfamiliar terminology before even understanding the game.
Holozing should communicate its gameplay first and explain its Web3 features gradually. Its official documentation already describes monster catching, training, and battles as central elements, so these should lead the marketing message.
I would create a public growth campaign with measurable goals: more gameplay videos, more players trying the game, more creators joining, and more returning users.
Instead of celebrating followers alone, the team should measure whether promotion actually brings people into the game and keeps them engaged.
Holozing has something worth promoting, but visibility won't come from repeating the same strategy forever. It needs creativity, consistency, and a willingness to reach people outside its comfort zone.