PacoGames is friendly gaming website focused for players and game developers. Our goal is to allow playing quality games by players and allow their creation by providing the best possible platform, tools, options and environment for game developers. You can understand PacoGames as YouTube of games.
Earn money on the Internet in games is really possible. To do this, start small and move forward gradually. Read the blog Bestinvestor.ru about how to make money online in games. Any of us can use a bit of time off from our daily life and work. Personally, I find playing computer games presents a welcome distraction even though for just short time.
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The ecosystem of connected players and developers can work only in a case of sufficient number of interested entities on both sides. After all, every service exists on a base of supply and demand.
1.Game developers
Game developers can earn on PacoGames by publishing their games with implemented in-game advertisements and IAP by using game distribution platform GameArter.com, see more in a post Publishing games on PacoGames. Except this, there are also other options of available extra earning for game developers, via options for partners.
2.Partners
Partners can be basically all entities who helps PacoGames to get more users and popularity. There is a simple idea behind it - higher numbers of players and gameplays generates higher revenues which will attract game developers developing better games - while these games will attract yet more players. Being a partner of PacoGames you can be at the beginning of emerging giant gaming platform and social site in one.
Who can be a partner?
Everyone with some influence in order to promote pacogames and games available on that website. It can be a creator of videos on youtube, administrator of a page on a social site, blog writer, website owner, or calmly a game developer releasing his games out of GameArter platform.
How does it work and how does the partner earn?
PacoGames allows earning for its partners on the principle of affiliate. Affiliate is a performance campaign made by a partner when the partner gets a financial reward for every connected user on PacoGames via his special affiliate link.
What form can the affiliate link have?
- Classic link in a text (inside article, description, contribution…)
- A button inside app or on a page (more games, play ...)
- Ad-type - Display banner, video banner, pop-up, pushup….
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What are rewards for partners and how are they counted?
Rewards and conditions under which rewards are paid can be changed in a time, all up-to-date information is always available on a panel for partners. A rewards per 1 user vary on GEO of connected user, while the GEO is being recognized automatically by GameArter. The panel is accessible over GameArter which provides solution for running the affiliate program on PacoGames.
Generally, PacoGames recognizes 2 types of users - users and active users. Difference between these 2 types of users is basically their behaviour. A user becomes active user after reaching certain goal - time on page / played games… The goal cannot be achieved during a single visit, GameArter sums the user's individual visits. Goals are set on a level of average numbers from classic users visiting PacoGames, and with other mechanisms they are used to eliminate poor audience and frauds.
How to become a partner?
You can make a request via partners section on GameArter - option Influencers.
Example usage:
A partner has any kind of content (it does not matter whether it has been or will be released) which he extends for a special affiliate link to PacoGames. A partner consider “car games” in english language as the most relevant page of the content so he will use link for car games in english language. Then, every user who clicks the link will be displayed at the panel between users and once the user will meet set conditions, he will be moved between active users and GameArter will release the reward for partner.
Most people spend money to play video games. A small segment of the population actually does things the other way around: They make money by playing video games. If you’ve ever wondered how you could turn your gaming hobby into a paying gig, you’ve come to the right place. Here are four ways you can make money playing video games.
1. Streaming
Thanks to the advent of video streaming sites like Twitch and YouTube Gaming, some lucky (and smart and talented) people are raking in cash by broadcasting their video game play sessions on the internet. It’s a good job if you can get it.
How to do it: Turning streaming into a lucrative business is a bit more complicated than it might sound at first blush. After all, building up a sizable audience willing to watch — and, ideally, pay for — your content is no trivial task.
First you need the gear. While PlayStation 4 and Xbox One let you stream games over Twitch using their built-in apps, most pro streamers use a game capture box and a PC to do the heavy lifting. And once you have your gear, you’ll also need to be charismatic and entertaining if you want people to keep coming back to watch you. Once you have that down, you’ll want to start streaming on a regular schedule so viewers know when they can tune in to catch you. Oh, and having a background in business won’t hurt, either, since once you have an audience you’ll probably want to work on partnerships and promotions.
For a detailed look at all aspects of how to stream, check out this article from Tom’s Guide.
2. eSports
Source: Capcom
If you’re exceptionally skilled at certain games that are big in the competitive multiplayer scene, you can make money by competing in tournaments. Games like Dota 2, CounterStrike: Global Offensive, and Street Fighter V are all popular eSports games with tournaments that offer millions of dollars in prize money to the best players. You can find a list of eSports games, with information about their tournaments and prizes, here.
How to do it: This is one of the tougher ways to get paid to play video games because it’s all based on how skilled you are at the games in question. To get started, you’ll have to get good a game and start competing in tournaments. You can win money all by yourself in solo games, but for team-based games you’ll have to join up with a team. Many eSports players also earn money from sponsorships by companies like Red Bull and Adidas.
3. QA testing
Every major game developer has a team of quality assurance testers on staff to play games at various stages of development and comment on them. The thing is, QA testers don’t play games like normal customers do. They’re looking for bugs, so they have to spend lots of time in each section trying to “break” the game. Then they file reports based on their experiences.
How to do it: Look at job board postings at major development companies like Electronic Arts, Ubisoft, Nintendo, and any other company that makes games you like. The downsides of QA testing are that you’ll almost certainly have to live near the studio to be a QA tester, and it’s an entry level job that doesn’t pay much.
4. Writing
Hemingway definitely would’ve written about video games if he’d been born later. Central Press/Hulton Archive/Getty Images
If you have a talent for the written word, you can get a job writing about video games. Of all the jobs on this list, writing about games involves the least amount of time spent actually playing games. You’re being paid to produce words rather than to put time into video games. People who write about games spend much more time doing research, interviews, reporting, email, and actual writing than they do playing games.
Still, playing games is an essential part of most video game writing gigs, so if you enjoy shaping words into sentences and paragraphs, it’s a great way to get paid for doing two things you love. Also, writing about games means you’ll get many games for free, usually before they’re released to the public.
How to do it: If you want to get started writing about video games, the best thing to do is to start writing, period. You’ll need writing skills before anyone will pay you money to write about video games (or anything else, for that matter). Start a blog or start contributing to blogs on big gaming sites. Once you’ve written a few articles that prove you can write and you know what you’re talking about, start pitching story ideas to editors at gaming sites, using your blog posts as clips. If they’re accepted, you’re on your way to a job writing about video games.
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