Crazy how fast things can change.
Something most people don't know is that we almost sold BloxClips about 6 months ago.
Things were moving slowly, and I was constantly looking for the next opportunity instead of focusing on what we already had.
But we stuck around because we genuinely believed in where this industry was headed, even when others didn't see it.
One thing I've learned is that you don't need everyone to believe in your vision. You just need to believe in it enough to put in the work and stay committed.
People might not see what you see today, but that doesn't mean they won't see it tomorrow.
Still a long way to go.
3. BloxClips
Access to thousands of creators without managing them yourself.
You give them a budget + content requirements, and creators make short-form videos about your game.
Payouts are based on views (results based only), and they handle the campaign for you. (Best ROI)
2. Content Creators
Friend slop games have an audience outside Roblox.
Think people who love co-op games but don't want to pay Steam prices.
TikTok + Reels can convert those people without them opening Roblox. (Video for a game we ran)
David Kushner and Medal TV both launched campaigns with BloxClips today.
People can argue about clipping all day. The agency you choose is what determines whether your brand actually gets results.
For creators, joining BloxClips right now is starting to feel like buying Bitcoin in 2010.
