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Do you make content on World of Warships? Maybe a blog, podcast, stream or video channel? Do you feel like you help other players on their naval conquests? Would you like to review and showcase upcoming content for World of Warships?
Sounds like you might be a fit for the Community Contributor Program, and it just so happens, we are pleased to announce the Summer round CC Applications for 2019!
Not sure what a CC does? Check out the list of our current CCs to get a feel for the caliber of content we are looking for:
Think you're ready to apply? Review the requirements below and leave us a post with your response.
The Summer round of CC applications will open until the End of June.
What to include in your application:
Tell us about yourself - anything you want, we want to get to know you!
Tell us what you want to achieve by joining the program and why you are applying!
Include links to all of the channels you use (YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, Twitter, Myspace(just joking), Blog, etc.)!
Include your discord tag, as this will be our main communication tool. Don't have one? Get one here!
If you feel like doing that, and want to possibly save time for the future, please also include:
Your T-shirt size
Your date of birth
Please make sure you include all of these elements, it saves considerable time in assessment of applicants!
How do we choose community contributors? The criteria are simple!
Quality and originality of your content
The potential we see in what you are doing
The number of followers and subscribers on your channels
If we see that you make great content but are lacking subscribers, we're still interested
IMPORTANT: Submissions without any already created content on World of Warships will be dismissed. We believe that the Program is best for those who already made their first steps into World of Warships content creation. While we do want to promote players new to content creation and just beginning their journey down that particular road, we do expect to see your commitment in the form of content produced on your own.
Hard requirements are:
The channel exists for at least 3 months;
At least one of the following:
1000+ subscribers (typically that will be YouTube subs or Twitch followers, and any equivalent on other platforms);
There are at least 12 contributions there (videos, streams, articles, guides, etc.)
Soft guidelines:
While not required statistics, the following will put you in a good position for consideration:
YouTube: Average 500 views on a video.
Twitch: Concurrent viewers over 50 across a 30 day period.
Even if you do meet these requirements, it does not constitute a guaranteed acceptance into the Program.
Disclaimers:
Please ensure that you have carefully read and accepted all the information here.
This thread is running in feedback mode, so you will only be able to see your own post.
Due to the number of applications, and the time requirement to review all applications thoroughly, we will prioritize contacting those accepted or shortlisted, first.
If you have been previously declined, please ensure you have addressed the reasons why previously given to you.
We will be judging you based on your provided answers and your content. Dropping names is not necessary.
If we decline your application in the Summer Round, you will be able to apply again in the next round of Applications.
Not sure what your application should look like? Check out the example below: (You can add more but the minimum should look something like this)