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Week 6: Engaging Your Customers

Spikey Bits -
One of the more seasoned bloggers in miniatures and miniature gaming. I followed Spikey Bits for information I can share with my followers and for information on the industry in general.

The Long War -
Another old hand in the industry. The Long War started out as a painting service and has morphed into an teaching / educating painting stream on Twitch.

Warhammer 40,000 -
The official page of one of the largest miniature games in the industry. The page has upcoming releases and news information to share on the game.

Greebo Games -
Greebo Games is a newer game developer that is producing some of the most stunning models in the industry right now. Not only good to repost some of their information but I would love to paint some of their models.

Strange Aeons Game -
Strange Aeons Game is a small game publisher from Canada that I got into playing when they first Kickstarted their first edition game. I’ll be posting some of their figures and posting some of their games in the future.

Guerrilla Miniature Games -
Guerilla Miniature Games, another cornerstone of the Game Bloggers. Constantly posting on gaming, painting, and news in the industry. Definitely someone I can take pointers from and learn from.

Pulp City -
Another game publisher for a super hero miniature game. I like their IP and have quit a few of their miniatures still to paint. A good way to attract some people to watch me paint different miniatures I think.



 

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