You're welcome! Here are some additional thoughts based on what you may need to successfully market and sell your board game:

To stand out, think about what makes your game unique and highlight those key differentiators. What features or mechanics set it apart from other games? What niche does it fill? Focus your messaging on why players would find your game fun and compelling. Creating high-quality visuals and videos that showcase the gameplay can be very helpful for conveying what makes your game special.

Consider your pricing strategy carefully. Evaluate your production costs and think about an MSRP that allows you to profit while still being affordable and attractive to buyers. You could offer promotions like discounts for early buyers or bundle deals to drive more sales. But be careful not to devalue your game by marking down the price too much.

Look into distribution channels beyond bgg like board game stores and websites that sell games. Reach out to them to discuss potential partnerships. You could also consider crowdfunding or pre-order campaigns to raise awareness and funds to manufacture your game at a larger scale.

On the business side, you may need to officially establish your company and obtain licenses or permits to manufacture and sell your game. Research your local regulations and talk to others in the industry. Also think about your intellectual property and how you can legally protect your game's unique concepts and materials. Speaking to a lawyer and accountant could be helpful for navigating the legal and financial aspects.

I hope this additional advice is useful as you work to market and sell "Outer Space Crawfish Boil". Please let me know if you have any other questions I can help with!
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