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Making Money with a Movie Website, proper website monetization, is not as easy as it sounds. Many think sticking a couple of ads on their site does the trick. That is not the case. I made that mistake in the beginning. Competition is high. Internet money making is hard but the powers that be have streamlined the process…somewhat.

It all comes down to what you are advertising, is it appropriate for the audience of your website? If the answer is no, you should take down those ads immediately. They are wasting valuable space and your click/conversion rate will be very small if you get any at all. The type of ads you show should be focused on the type of website you have. Since we are talking about movie websites, duh, your ads should be movie-centric and movie related. Read More »

Choosing a domain name and registering a domain name may seem like exhaustive tasks but they really are not. Choosing the name for your movie website, any website, can be fun. Its a brainstorming process that has to happen, one everyone has to go through that wants to start a movie website.

Make a Domain Name List

I suggest making a list of possible website titles then use the process of elimination to arrive at a website title that you are satisfied with and one that excites you (not in that way, lol). Read More »

A Facebook ads coupon has come to the attention of ProMovieBlooger.com. If you aware of Facebook, you are aware it is a great place to advertise your website, service, or product. The Facebook ads coupon is for $71.88 (its converted from another currency).

Here are the steps to receive this coupon: Read More »

Starting a movie website, creating a film website from scratch is in no way an easy task. That is why ProMovieBlogger is here, to guide you through those perilous waters from inception to implementation. You had the movie website notion, the itch. Now its time to put that itch into action. You probably saw other people doing it and said what the heck, I can do that. Read More »

Many people have or will comment on a website or weblog at some point in their life. When they do, they will most likely be met with this: Name, Email, URL, regardless if they are using a commenting system like Intense Debate or Disqus. We have all seen Name, Email and URL when commenting on someone’s website before.

Most have never considered using them to advertise themselves.

This is unfortunate because it is an opportunity for free advertising. I read on a few prominent blogging websites about this, employ it myself, and have seen it work. Now I will let you in on this little trick of the trade (its not really a trick).

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There are many things that go into Becoming a Film Critic. Following this link (What Makes a Great Film Critic?) you will find Five (5) that may be considered the most important. Read More »

The life blood of a website is the traffic it receives but generating that traffic can prove difficult. One way of garnering traffic to your movie website is by writing content worthy of being featured on IMDB’s News Desk. IMDB’s News Desk is a way for a movie website owner to submit their website’s feed to IMDB. If after review, your movie website’s content is considered unique enough and acceptable, you will become a IMDB News Desk Partner. Do not expect to hear back from IMDB soon once your application is submitted. At any given time there are at least 200 open requests ahead of you (the number of people ahead of you is indicated on the application form). Read More »