Your online
marketing
strategy.
We can
help.
There are hundreds of tactics
that
you can
use to
promote
your
movie
online,
including:
- Banner Advertising
- Pay-Per-Click Advertising
- Blog Movie Reviews
- Social bookmarking
- Facebook pages
- MySpace paid advertising
- MySpace page
- Advertising within
movie review websites
- and many more
How do you know which of these
online marketing
methods
will
help
your
movie
promote
your
goals
in your
target
demographic?
You
need a strategy.
Our
team of online
marketing experts
will
develop
a strategy
that
includes:
- Specific measurable outcomes
- Integrating any of your
team into the workflow
- Tactics that match
your timeline, budget
and needs
- Analysis of which
social media marketing
tactics best suit your
demographic, your timeline
and your budget.
- Tried and true online
marketing methods.
- Cutting edge tactics.
- Examples of how others
are marketing their movies
online.
Get found online.
There were 800 million
unique visitors
searching the
internet for
information on
the Oscars in
2008.
You may not have been in the
running
for an
Oscar
this
year,
but this
number
gives
you an
idea
of how
many
people
are looking
online
for information
related
to your
industry.
How many
of them
are finding
you?
Can people find your
movie online? Checklist.
- Type
your movie title into
Google.com - does your movie's official
website appear on page
one?
- Type your movie
title into the
Google
News search
- does your movie's
news, press releases,
events show up
in the News?
- Type your movie title
into the Google
Images search - does your
movie's still images
show up in the image
results on page one?
- Type your movie
title into Google
Blog Search and Technorati blog
search - does
your movie
show up in
blog
search results?
- Type your
movie title
into YouTube search and
Google
Video
Search-
does your
movie show
up in video
results?
These are only some of
the places
that
people
are looking
for movies,
videos,
movie
trailers.
Repeat
this
whole
exercise
using:
- your
own name
- your lead actors names
- the title of the movie that
competes most
closely with
your demographic
and genre
- the title of your movie plus
the word
"sucks"
Build
your grassroots audience.
By using
social networks,
contests and
other tactics,
we can
build
a grassroots
audience
who hear
about
your
movie
long
before
they
can see
it.
Lord of the Rings Triology
This
was the
primary
strategy
used by The
Lord
of the
Rings
Trilogy.
Long
before
the movie
was in theaters,
the movie
reportedly
racked
up more
than
800,000
email
subscribers through
various
online
marketing
campaigns.
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