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Precious: Based on Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire and The Stoning of Soraya M. were released today on DVD. We here at ProMovieBlogger have two prizes to give away to two lucky readers. Read More »

Getting your movie website indexed by multiple web crawlers, web spiders, web robots, whichever name you choose to ascribe to them, will happen organically over time but there are some ways that you can speed up the process and refine it. We have already discussed 5 Steps to Get Your Movie Website Indexed by Search Engines, which covers many of the ways in which to get indexed by web crawlers quickly but there are others in addition to those. Read More »

Now that you have learned how to write a movie review and have written it, your movie review still needs some polishing, both for SEO and for aesthetics. This need not be a tiresome exercise on your part as these steps can be taken after the movie review has fully been written and edited for errors on your part. These are the Movie Review Writing Strategies that I have found effective. Read More »

Determining your movie website’s platform is one of the most important steps in starting a movie website. There are many options to choose from: WordPress, Blogger, Typepad, SquareSpace, Tumblr, and Vox. Pick your poison. Once you have chosen your movie website platform, you are now faced with another dilemma. Read More »

We haven’t even been publishing as much as we should on ProMovieBlogger with our movie website taking most of our attention but somehow ProMovieBlogger.com come still got upped by Google recently from N/A (Not Available) aka no Page Rank to a Page Rank of 1. Read More »

Selecting a website host, now that you have chosen and registered your domain name is the next step in starting a movie website.

I would suggest keeping your domain name provider and website hosting company separate as this will ameliorate changing hosts in the future (if that occurs and it probably will).

The biggest concern you should have when considering a website hosting company are: Test Run Results, Uptime, Reliability, Scalability, Customer Service, and a Money Back Guarantee. Read More »

A Film Public Relation (PR) Firm is not just a business. Think of a Movie PR Firm like a fraternity and like any fraternity, you have to pay your dues to prove that you truly want to be a part of something bigger than yourself. I spoke about receiving screeners and how to contact film public relations (pr) firms previously but outside of the realm of movie screeners, lets talk about bridge building and creating a sense of reliability between your movie website and their film pr firm. Read More »