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How we got 19 registrations in a week and now have 540 users

Hello, everyone!

Recently, we have switched our project entirely to an English-speaking audience and are now adding English.

To attract the attention of the English-speaking audience, we decided to do a few things.

We have created an Instagram for the project, where we post and advertise the project.

We started Twitter so that we could communicate directly with the audience.

We have created a medium so that they can read our interesting thoughts.

We started with a medium, created two articles there, and posted them on all possible platforms where eSports is welcome.

Most of all, we were given forums related to Dota2 communities, as well as Reddit - on one of the /r/esports threads, we started to get likes too quickly and were banned (very offensive)

A week later, we made 2 articles, posted on a bunch of forums and discord channels, we were supported by some projects and we got +19 registrations, now we have 540 registered users!

Hooray!

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on June 10, 2020
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