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6 Unique Trends in Summer Movie Marketing
This entry was posted in Blog and tagged advertising, interactive, movies, summer on .Whether through advertising, public relations or journalism, digital communications play a crucial role in movie marketing. Movies, popcorn and fireworks are all hallmarks of the quintessential, carefree summer vacation. Even in the working world, people turn out in droves to see movies during the summer. Why? The answer is scheduling. It’s when many major movies premiere, and there’s even a term for it: summer blockbusters. And there are some big movies premiering this summer, from last month’s Jurassic World to this month’s Minions.
But what sets these movies apart? How are studios distinguishing themselves when communicating with audiences? Here, we take a look at six key marketing strategies being employed by this summer’s biggest blockbusters:
1. Jurassic World’s Interactive Websites
June’s Jurassic World saw the biggest opening weekend in movie history. Even before the box office made it big, however, the movie’s marketing stood out from the crowd. One major effort their PR team took on was to launch an interactive website that brought the fictional theme park to life, with wait times, weather, park capacity, maps and more—all touted as the real-life status of the Jurassic World park.
Takeaway: Convince your audience you’re taking your movie seriously, no matter how far-fetched; they’ll buy into the validity of the story and repay you in box office success.
Balloons On A Stick – Video #11
This entry was posted in Blog, Videos and tagged advertising, balloons, balloons on a stick on .A cool new effect I have been seeing around Buffalo lately. Balloons that last for months with no helium! Here is an example in the video.
These are the 10 companies that spend the most on advertising
This entry was posted in Blog on .Collectively, the top 200 advertisers in the United States spent a record $137.8 billion on advertising in 2014, up 2% year on year, according to Ad Age’s annual “200 Leading National Advertisers” report.
But while this reads like promising news for the advertising sector, the growth rate was the lowest since the ad market recovery began in 2010, according to the report, which notes that leading advertisers are striving to make their media buys more efficient.