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How to Increase Your Google PageRank to 5: Part 1
How to Increase Your Google PageRank to 5 is a question many have asked themselves as Google PageRank is important to a website for a gaggle of reasons ( e.g. higher search result rankings for competitive keywords). At the end of July 2011, our movie website increased to a Google PageRank of 5. It took [...]
Continue reading...How to Become a Google News Publisher
19 August 2011
How to become a Google News publisher and getting Google News articles published is not an easy task, even following Google News guidelines, internet tips, and insights. I noticed a lot of movie websites with their stories being published in Google News. Having your news articles published in Google News brings additional traffic to your website in addition to [...]
Continue reading...How to Apply to IMDb’s External Reviews and Bulk Upload Reviews
27 July 2011
The External Reviews section of IMDb (Internet Movie Database) is a great place to get your movie reviews seen and showcased on a reputable movie website. External Reviews is not a component of IMDb’s News Desk, written about here: Movie Website Traffic: Trailer Addict NewsDesk and here: Applying To IMDb’s NewsDesk: Tips, Qualifications, Lessons, and Insights. This is [...]
Continue reading...8 Tips on How to Run a Successful Movie Website
8 May 2011
Finding tips on how to run a movie website successfully are easy to come by. Everyone has an opinion how to run a successful movie website but you should only listen to the people that are actual movie website webmaster. They are knee deep in the game, have their heads on a swivel, and breathe running a [...]
Continue reading...Applying To IMDb’s NewsDesk: Tips, Qualifications, Lessons, and Insights
25 February 2011
Applying to IMDb‘s NewsDesk can be an exercise in futility if the articles in your RSS Feed are not up to their requirements. Their requirements aren’t challenging but are rigorous and with good reason. IMDb is one of the top tier movie websites on the Internet. I spoke earlier of all the requirements here: Movie Website Traffic: IMDB NewsDesk.
Continue reading...How to Become Recognized as a Film Critic: Broadcast Film Critics Association
25 January 2011
Broadcast Film Critics Association (BFCA) is film organization through which a working film critic can become a recognized film critic. The Broadcast Film Critics Association is “the largest film critics organization in the United States and Canada, representing approximately 250 television, radio and online critics…Founded in 1995, the BFCA presents its Critics’ Choice Awards each [...]
Continue reading...How to Become Recognized as a Film Critic: New York Film Critics Online
2 October 2010
New York Film Critics Online (NYFCO) is one way of becoming recognized as a legitimate film critic. Becoming an online film critic is easier than a newspaper or magazine film critic as the latter might require a University degree in journalism of some kind just to get your foot in the door. Becoming a online [...]
Continue reading...How and When to Promote Contests, Giveaways, and Sweepstakes on Twitter to Maximize their Pageviews
3 September 2010
Promoting a contest, giveaway, or sweepstakes sponsored on your film website can be made simpler with the use of Twitter. Twitter is a social networking platform that lets you talk to your audience in real time. Hopefully you have joined Twitter already. We spoke about that in this post: Social Networking: Join Twitter and Place [...]
Continue reading...How to Become Recognized as a Film Critic: Online Film Critics Society
9 August 2010
Becoming recognized as a legitimate film critic is not an easy feat to accomplish since there are so many vying for the same recognition. Becoming an online film critic is easier than a newspaper or magazine film critic as the latter might require a University degree in journalism of some kind just to get your [...]
Continue reading...Movie Website Traffic: Trailer Addict NewsDesk
28 July 2010
Trailer Addict is taking a queue from other NewsDesk providers by establishing a NewsDesk of their own. Trailer Addict is already a great source for the latest movie trailer on the Internet. We spoke about them and other movie trailer sources here: 7 Movie Trailer Resources. The life blood of a website is the traffic [...]
Continue reading...How my website went from 4000 Page Views to over 16,000 in a single day
22 June 2010
Can you predict the future? Is what your writing about popular? Does it have an audience or will it have an audience? Can you predict what will be electric and hotly searched for on the Internet? If you possess Paul Atreides’ prescience ability, you are already a millionaire, if not, you must use what mental [...]
Continue reading...4 Ways to Hammer Search Engine Terms
26 April 2010
Search Engine Terms that should be Hammered are the search terms that bring your website the most traffic and that you want to rank for during a search engine query. I read on one blogging website that if you find something that works traffic-wise for your website, keep producing similar posts over and over again. [...]
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8 September 2011
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