Thursday, August 21, 2008

Don't Look Past Your Local Internet Audience Put Your Movie Online


They might be your best customers...

When it comes to Internet marketing for small businesses, it can be easy to get caught up in the enormous number of tactics and resources available online.

You might even forget about the good-old fashioned local media that has been working for businesses for ages.

I'm talking of course about local television, local radio, local newspapers, etc. You can still look to these resources for advertising in the online world, because chances are, most of these outlets have web sites that offer advertising opportunities, providing not only a chance to have your message appear to users across the web, but have it targeted to local residents at the same time.

You've got your obvious local audience looking for local news and items of interest, and thanks to blogs, social bookmarking, and news aggregation like Google News, stories will be linked to and picked up all over the place.

This will translate to more eyeballs on your ad. Think about it.

On WebProNews, Mike Sachoff talks about a study that finds how consumers trust advertising on local newspaper, magazine and television Websites take action after viewing ads on these sites.

According to that same study, the following percentages of consumers taking action correlate with ads on each type of site: Local Newspaper Site: 46%

- Local Television Site: 44%

- Local Magazine Site: 42%

- User Review Site: 39%

- Portal: 37%

These are not small numbers.

When you are evaluating the different pieces of your own Internet marketing puzzle, it is not wise to count out the sites that hit closest to home for your most likely customers.

Sunday, April 6, 2008

A CALL FOR HELP FILMMAKERS-ACTORS

YESTERDAY
Broadcasting was a closed society. Centralized multi-million dollar studios and government regulations made getting on the air a major obstacle.

TODAY
All you need is your own channel, the internet, and a webcam, along with your talent and passion to entertain communicate or teach.

TOMORROW
Tomorrow you will be choosing a low-grade channel like youtube
Or maybe you want a higher quality channel like a QuickTime player
Or maybe you go for one of these bigger platforms that claim to have streaming video, only to find out they don’t have the bandwidth to support you, and there’s still buffering issues and they want show their ads on your channel, don’t do any of these things, and get a Maxcast player,
Its free to start, it’s a ad free no buffering full screen high quality
Player with a built in pay/per/view button so you can conveniently
Charge for your videos, whether it’s a tutorial or a independent film, And its safe and secure, housed in one of the largest platforms online, Built by companies like Disney To get a MAXCAST channel you must be referred by an affiliate or friend here is your affiliate link,

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Thursday, April 3, 2008

48 HOUR FILM WATCH HERE

NEW MEXICO 48 HOUR FILM COMPETITION 2008

See our film for the 48 hour film competition
Breaking In, by Key Vision Voice
Thanks to the sponsorship of the Duke City Shootout, this is a FREE screening.
http://www.keyvisionmedia.com/breakingin.htm
To find out who the award winners are, plan on attending the:

BEST OF NEW MEXICO 48HFP
SCREENING AND AWARDS CEREMONY
Friday, August 1, 8 p.m.
Grand Ballroom at the Hyatt Regency Hotel
330 Tijeras NW

Thanks to the sponsorship of the Duke City Shootout, this is a FREE screening.

Here are the Best Films of New Mexico 2008

All the Right Tools, Heuvos en Fuego
An Easter Story, Los Chupacabros
Basket Case, Lost Film
Breaking In, Key Vision Voice
Down the Road, Heatstroke Productions
Home, Worldwide Strikeforce Films
Homeland, Ultimatim
Las Vegas New Mexico 1875, ARK Film Productions, LLC
Spared, Fireborn Films
Tinkerin', The In-famous El Guapo
Water Torture, Make Film, Chop Wood

Please forward this email to your team members so that they can come out and see
this year's "Best of New Mexico" 48HFP. Plus, don't forget to invite your
family, colleagues and friends to attend the screening.

JUDGES AWARDS
After the screening, the judges' work begins. A panel of 3 distinguished judges
has been selected.

They are:

Tracy Mercer, Vice President of Development for Morgan Freeman's Revelations
Entertainment
Jon Bowman, Executive Director, Santa Fe Film Festival
Jerry Barron, Mission Control, Inc.

The judges will select the Best New Mexico Film of 2008, as well as awards for
Best Directing, Best Script, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Acting,
Best Music, Best Sound Design, Best Effects, Best Use of Genre, Best Use of
Character, Best Use of Prop, and Best Use of Line. The judging criteria are
listed here <http://www.48hourfilm.com/filmmakers/judging.php> .

The New Mexico winning 2008 film will go on to compete against films from 69
other cities across the world for the best film of 2008. Last year the New
Mexico winning team, Trifecta Plus, came in 3rd in the world and screened at the
Cannes Film Festival.
FILMMAKERS NETWORK