What should I do with my competitive gamers email list?

Hi there, I have a pretty big email list consisting of competitive PC gamers that play different games like fortnite, pubg, rocket league, csgo etc.

What would be a good application for this list?

I was thinking about promoting an affiliate offer for a gaming mouse but I'm looking for more ideas.

Competitive PC gamers won't buy the mainly gaming mouse like DragonWar or things like that, they only go for SS, Corsair, Roccat, Razer, Logitech, etc.
You have to promote something new, the mice is the first thing a gamer buys to play better and have better experience. I suggest you try something else, like a mouse pad for example.

Maybe you could make a dropshipping store that has video game related merchandise, I am sure there are plenty of that kind of stuff on Aliexpress.
You could email them to check out your store and offer them some kind of coupon for a "grand opening" of your store.

Selling gamer gear wont work.
These guys know what they want and what is high quality so some shitty dropshipping store will not appeal to them.
Even if you have quality products, they are already comfortable with their equipment.

Humble Bundle affiliate program does wonders

Sapphire Eyes said:

Maybe you could make a dropshipping store that has video game related merchandise, I am sure there are plenty of that kind of stuff on Aliexpress.
You could email them to check out your store and offer them some kind of coupon for a "grand opening" of your store.

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Gamers hate playing with cheap aliexpress stuff

I'd stay away from core gaming peripherals, that means stuff like mouse/keyboard/headset.
Those guys probably already sold a kidney for those things, as others members pointed out already.
Perhaps look into the following: microphones, gaming eye wear, headphone and cable stands that have USB plugs, video capture cards for those who might want to start a youtube channel or submit their 'top plays', sound amplifiers (they work with headphones to increase max volume), PC case peripherals, that means RGB controllers/cables/fans/cooling systems/other non-essential case hardware, gaming controllers, which isn't limited to those console-like controllers, I'm talking steering wheels, pedals, transmission boxes, flight simulation controllers (they are compatible with any games that include helis/planes but also any vehicles, I've used one in the battlefield series), attachable controllers for mobile phones (it's a thing), perhaps HD webcams because every kid wants to be a streamer now
Also those fucking VR things, you can look into that but I'm not sure how much an average gamer is into that, the technology is still in it's infancy and not to many popular titles have VR support if I'm correct.

From my experience going affiliate with some asian brands of affordable mechanical keyboards could work too, since gamers on a budget have been eating those like crazy lately, and the only 'legit' other choice they have are expensive razer mech. keyboards that cost like 2 or 3 times as much, but be aware that that market is (my subjective opinion) decreasing since gamers have reached a high point of awareness of these affordable Asian brands, you wont surprise too many guys by trying to pitch them some of those, but I can of course be wrong.

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EDIT: you can also look into custom printed mousepads, featuring art related to popular gamer culture, maybe dropshipping or perhaps joining forces with a manufacturer, I know those are popular in card game and anime circles, could go well when pitched to gamers I guess, fuck who knows

nootropics maybe

rft120 said:

nootropics maybe

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I completely forgot about this. I know a few people who use cognitive boosters and supplements in order to boost their awareness and performance in gaming etc. It's a great suggestion, also well timed since the supplementation topic became very popular in polar opposite circles of bodybuilders and academic people, the nolifers.

OP you better jump on this opportunity before I do.