Video Game Blog Articles

Best SWGOH teams for each phase of Challenge Tier Rancor raid

I wrote this detailed guide on how to defeat the Challenge Tier Rancor raid in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes back when the game mode originally came out. This guide provides a fantastic baseline for players on the numbers they need to hit to make meaningful contributions in this team-based game mode. This is the most read article of my career at +90,000 views and is an evergreen goldmine for a niche gaming community. There is zero paid support behind this article and drives all traffic organically.

The 8 hardest Nintendo games of all time

Misery loves company. While this listicle I wrote is filled with subjective opinion, Nintendo difficulty is objective in the fact that it’s a masochistic experience. This article took a little more research as it was a request from the Lead Editor.

Phasmophobia complete gameplay guide

Phasmophobia was a hit in the horror gaming community when it originally released, and still holds up to this day. I wrote a full gameplay guide when it originally came out, and knew it was a hit when an old high school friend I haven’t connected with in almost a decade had reached out asking if I wrote it when seeing my author card at the bottom of the page.

This is a prime example of identifying a trend early and capitalizing on owning every evergreen topic a player could search for. The Phasmophobia complete gameplay guide has 15 articles any new player could use to give them a concrete understanding on how the game works at a high level.

Spider-Man: Miles Morales trash glitch needs to be a game mode

Metrics and KPIs are key in establishing success, and that’s easy by only creating evergreen content. That’s how business growth happens in digital media. That said, establishing and developing brand identity with hub content is essential in retaining readers or viewers and keeping them engaged with your brand. There are always nuggets of soft news that brands can latch onto that prove that they’re engaged and involved within the community that they’re creating content for. This Spider-Man: Miles Morales trash glitch article is an example of some of the soft news that gets covered after scouring through Twitter and Reddit.