Honestly, I do not expect my audience to find my video right away. Currently when you google challonge tutorial my video does not even appear in the first three pages, making the likelihood of it being discovered through google very low. However, if you search challonge tutorial on YouTube my video is one of the top three recommended videos which means it will likely be found if people are searching on YouTube, which is great since according to Wolf YouTube is one of the main places people look for tutorials. If I were going to try and ensure my target audience would see my video I would start by posting it in as many local competitive gaming Facebook groups as possible for a few reasons. The first being that most local gaming scenes are entirely centered around Facebook groups. The second is that even in the bigger competitive gaming groups, such as https://www.facebook.com/groups/njssbm/ which has over 2,500 members does not get a lot of posts every day so a video link will be stuck near the top of the page for an extended period of time, meaning more people will see it on the page and possibly click on it and watch.
I think they will find this video worth watching since even though challonge is more user friendly than the aformentioned smash.gg, it is still not a very user friendly site and many useful tools and buttons are hidden away. For example, just telling them where the button is on the page is not very effective and “‘YouTube’s great because you can watch stuff actually being done. ‘”(Wolf pg 6) so they can see where the button is.
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