CREATIVE FORTNITE TABS ARE NOT LUCK YOU'RE JUST BAD AT MARKETING YOUR MAP. LOL 🤣🍀
What I've noticed happening a lot in the Fortnite creative space is when people's maps don't perform. The first thing that they do is blame luck for their map not succeeding.
What actually
What do all the “Popular” Fortnite Creative Maps have in common? 🤳
I’ll tell you what it is: they all have huge personal brands and communities that pull in millions of views across different social media platforms every single day. This drives thousands of new and old players
Here's how we brought @/YapMaps 1.4 million views and completely took over their marketing within 4 days of working together.
It's a common theme in Creative 2.0 that the biggest maps have massive personal brands, but most Creative teams need the right team around them to reach
Everything you know about promoting creative maps is WRONG. Let us explain.🧠📈
(1) We went ahead and dissected the front page of creative maps, and we noticed only 5 maps didn't have a community already established and built up.
(2) When Creative 2.0 came out last year, new
If you are a UEFN map maker, are you creating content to build a community?
Posting content consistently is a great way to attract new people searching for your map every day, while also improving the SEO to get your map featured in tabs.
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#fortnite
#fortnitecreative
THE BIGGEST MISTAKE MAP CREATORS ARE MAKING (losing out on thousands of players) 😳
If you’re a map creator and don’t have a Discord for your maps, you’re losing out on a steady stream of new and returning players. Without a community hub, your momentum fades, and your map's
Trusting the process goes a long way 🔥
Proving consistency and making small improvements to each video is key.
We first began working with Ozy, creating faceless AI videos, and quickly realized that the videos weren't personable and lacked a factor that made viewers want to
This is how we were able to get 100,000 views in the first week working with 3DLab 📈👀
Before working with 3DLab, they were averaging 100-1000 views on TikTok videos and didn’t have enough time to solve this issue because they were focused on making their own maps.
That’s
This video is a perfect example of providing viewers with value instead of just telling them to come play your Fortnite map repeatedly.
Our team has been constantly working on improving our video quality and scripts by researching what does well with content in Creative 2.0, and
MAKING VIRAL CONTENT FOR CREATIVE MAPS HAS NEVER BEEN EASIER 🔥👀
Over the last five months, we have worked hard with @/Boykaaro to grow a community around his maps.
Our old way of doing things was not really working out, and we still were not getting the results we wanted to
Getting Players On Your Creative Maps Has Never Been Easier 🤣🚀
Imagine having the power to consistently post organic content every day around your creative maps.
How many players do you think you'd gain?
Let me show you just how powerful this can be for one of our
Recent video our team produced for
@BluDriveYT
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Our partnership with BluDrive has definitely challenged our editing capabilities and opened our minds to how videos are produced, and we couldn’t be happier with how the initial videos are turning out!
💥 Marketing Myths Busted in Fortnite Creative 💥
Don’t let these myths hold back your map’s success. Here are the biggest misconceptions we hear all the time—and why they’re WRONG:
Myth
#1
: “Epic Games will promote my map for me.”
Reality: Relying on Epic’s discovery tab is
How Creative Maps Can Use Discord to Create a Cult-Like Following and Retain Thousands of Players 🚀🔥
There’s one secret in the creative community that top map creators like TheBoyDilly, Geerzy, and others don’t want you to know about.
It’s Discord, one of the most powerful
3 BIGGEST MISTAKES CREATIVE MAPS MAKE MARKETING THEIR MAPS 🙅
After working with many map creators for over a year, we've had our fair share of failures.
We want to share with you what problems we've encountered to ensure that you never run into any of these when marketing
This recent video shows how Creative Maps can take advantage of organic content through storytelling and providing viewers with value, rather than the typical promotion style of creative maps.
Doing this over a long enough period will foster and build a community of die-hard
This video is a perfect example of keeping the audience entertained while also showing off cool features that would make them convert into players of Red VS Blue.
Definitely one of our favorites 🔥
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⚠️STOP LOSING PLAYERS⚠️| Turn Your Casual Players into Die-Hard Fans with Discord 💿
If you're only chasing new players for your Fortnite creative maps, you're leaving tons of value on the table.
The secret is turning casual players into loyal fans who stick around, engage, and
Going Viral is Easier Than You Think—But Here’s the Secret 🤫
It took us 6 months of hard work, testing, and collecting data with our partners to figure out what really works on TikTok and YouTube Shorts. Now, we’re finally seeing the results—like helping Boyka hit 2.5 million
10 Free Strategies to Elevate Your Creative Map's Social Media Presence 🎯🔥
Growing a strong, engaged following is becoming more crucial than ever— so we wanted to share some strategies to help you build a loyal community and keep your map thriving long-term. 👇
3.) Let's Imagine you're a kid who had a bad day at school, scrolling social media, and you see a funny video about a map. It now gives you something to look forward to when you get home.
Our recent video for
@BifrostFN
is about to hit 60,000 views on TikTok!🔥
Why? This video resonates perfectly with Valhalla Bossfights' audience. It asks whether we should add more ammo to the map, as a major issue players face is running out of ammo during the boss fight.
More
Partner Case Study: @/Cube Studios 💼
We helped Cube Studios capitalize on the momentum of the new Fortnite season by creating a YouTube Short that tied New Season XP directly to his Sniper One Shot map. By tapping into the season's excitement and highlighting his map's unique
2.) As we all know, though, attention is cheap, and people will hop to the next best thing in Creative it's how it is. What most creators fail to do is capture their players' hearts because they don't put themselves in their shoes.
Bucke is known as one of the funniest Twitch streamers on Fortnite. When we met him, he was averaging around 1,000 viewers and had 300,000 followers on Twitch but had no idea how to branch out his content.
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7.) If you'd like to learn more about using social media and funneling players into a Discord community to build a brand around your maps, shoot us a DM to schedule a call!
Bucke was struggling; he didn’t want to stream consistently, and he was doing nothing to help push his growth. He knew he needed a team. We hopped on a call with Bucke and taught him everything he needed to know about continuing his growth, explaining the potential he had.
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4.) You've now created an environment where players are drawn into your map because of the community around it. They then share it with friends, who then share it with their friends, driving organic growth and doing all the heavy pushing for you.
Tristen began managing and taking over all of Bucke’s social media platforms, allowing Bucke to focus solely on streaming and producing content for us to compile and post. We also assisted him in coming up with different ideas for his stream that would go viral on TikTok.
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After 12 months of posting every single day and Bucke streaming upwards of 5-6 times a week, his socials grew tremendously
Here’s the Stats:
Twitch: 300,000 → 786,000 Followers
Average Viewers: 1,000 → 2,750
TikTok: 40,000 → 342,500 Followers
YouTube: 200,000 → 376,000
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5.) Think about the hundreds of thousands of players looking for communities to join every day in Creative 2.0. You need to attract only a few thousand in this vast ecosystem.
1.) If you’ve ever released a map that peaked at over 1,000 players and died, you've already done the hard part, which was to capture players' attention by making a good map.
4.) You then dive deeper into the creator's page, enjoy the content, and join their Discord community. There, you meet others who love the content and games, forming friendships and a sense of belonging.
@SvenPx
1000% but people would rather blame things out of their control than take action on building out a brand. It's a long-term game to build a community, not short-term, which in return over a long enough time frame attracts players to your maps. Which Epic notices and rewards you
@vetzBR
We're not selling anything; I'm just simply sharing my take on what I've noticed works for others with you. If you think it's not important, that's fine, but in 2-3 years, the creators who built up a personal brand now are going to have successful maps as a result.
@ChrisiusX
If it's just the fact that they were first, then how almost instantly after it was released, it took over the most searched tab. It's cause Geerzys personal brand is so huge he posts 1 TikTok a day that gets 10-100k views and 1000 people from that go search the Pit on Fortnite.