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1/4 Too often, charities try to "get into gaming" by hiring someone who plays video games or watches live streams, handing them a brief, and then hoping for magic. This rarely works. Why?

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LevelUpJake
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2/4 Because the games industry isn’t just one thing. It’s developers, platforms, streamers, communities, publishers, digital culture, events, funding structures. And none of it follows traditional charity playbooks, nor is there a blanket recipe for success.

LevelUpJake
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3/4 This space rewards specificity, partnerships, and cultural fluency. It takes more than an interest in gaming. It takes lived experience and strategic insight.

LevelUpJake
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4/4 If your organisation is serious about exploring the gaming space, whether for fundraising, awareness, or partnership work, I want to help you do it right the first time rather than watch you try and fail, and then lose the drive to push on. Let’s chat. www.levelupjake.com/working-with...

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