Scott Cawthon, Marketing reinventor

In professional practices, I think it's important to conciser to power of mindset. I may not be the most popular ever; not am I succeeding,. However, in the early 2000s, when games were first very new; and ideas were on the leverage of early expantion, Scott Cawton didn't give up on his own ideas. As a result of this drive, there's entire fanbases around this game.

However, I think this is an important call to mention in important industries outside of it as- the mindset was the winner. If you've never seen some of the games, it's some indie horror, with some dark topics. However, my push for this is important. Real industries have notices the difference in audiences when the audience is the priority to much further extents.

So, what I'm trying to say is- I don't feel when we examine the whole picture for things; we should cut some ideas, instead preserve old ideas to come back to, or refine. So absolutely nothing is wasted.

This mindset is an odd one, however, it returns the idea of changing or polishing old ideas, and reshaping your own structures to ensure your voice is truely heard. In the very first developments of the games I've discussed, Scot was at the lowest point before all of this, and flipped it forever; reshaping his life forever. And some of those games contain ideas and suggestions made from old ideas to make a new story.

is it a great way to do things? I'd argue yes. It allows for a community to make free advertising for your product while simultaniously allowing your owns work to be seen in different dynamics. Hence why the whole story seems so much more refined than anyone expected.

The same thing can be done in other things, and yet- I don't see it unless people are heavily strong willed to set their work to change in accordance to audience beliefs.

So, why am I discussing this? The truth is is that this single franchise holds a secret. this franchise holds the most powerful and possibly the most powerful secret in the history of gaming as We Know It the ability to change the story and expand upon it. this single element for this whole franchise has allowed people to expand on the original content and the ability to construct new material out of all to things and while a lot of people consider this to be a very old thing to do not as many people do this anymore but it is still effective to this day so that's the marketing strategy that I wanted to discuss not only is it a profound statement in the face of adversity it also allows for new works in digital media and marketing stressies I think that overall the whole dynamic for it is much different to what you'd expect to see in an article but I do think that this offers a chance to see the whole thing all together in one place. I hope you enjoyed my slightly longer read today but I hope that you have a good ideas for the future and keep reading.