Arrow keys or space to switch between slides. This is supported by evidence in the Scratch community and by my own experiences. If you want to suggest another method of becoming popular, put it in the comments and I will investigate. Transcript: Hello! This is a tutorial on how to become popular! There are many factors contributing to you becoming popular, such as luck and the quality of the projects you make. Let's start! One of the best ways to become popular is by making quality projects! If you make quality projects, then you will earn more fame as people will like your projects more. Just remember, though, that you shouldn't spend months making the best project ever made on Scratch, as even though quality matters, quantity does too. You should strive to make good projects in a reasonable amount of time. Some examples of this would be a Scratcher who makes animated shorts, or one who makes short but fun games. Try to be active in the community as well! If you are active, more people will find your projects, which can get you popular. You can comment regularly and play an active role in the community. Another thing you can do to make yourself popular is to put your projects in popular studios such as the SDS. People will see your projects more often, and you will get more loves, favorites, follows, and views, no matter how good your projects actually are. Another thing you can do is advertising or F4F. However, with the commotion around them, it is probably not a good idea to advertise everywhere. There are some projects where the creator allows you to advertise, but those usually don't have many views, meaning that you won't get as popular. Overall, to become popular, put your projects in popular studios, be active in the community, and make lots of high-quality projects. However, even if you follow all of these tips, you still might not get very popular. That's okay– 99.98% of all Scratchers never get very popular. The most important part in the process of becoming popular is luck.
Credits: @chiru3 https://scratchstats.com https://scratch.mit.edu/statistics/ Notes: Remember that even if you follow everything in this tutorial, you still might not get any more popular. Just know that a lot of getting popular is about luck, and over 99.98% of Scratchers never get very popular.
