Vote For Your Favorite Virals in Our 1st Annual MovieViral Awards! Dan Koelsch, January 8, 2010November 16, 2010 And the award goes to… Because we like to be fashionably late here at MovieViral, we are finally going to do something to recognize the best of 2009. But we’re not just going to have a list of movies or anything boring like that. We’re going to let YOU decide, since viral is all about audience (see: consumer) interaction. And, since we cover viral campaigns and viral marketing here, our categories are skewed in that direction. To see the categories and nominee, and more importantly vote for your favorite in each category, you have to sign up to our forum and go the Awards section. There, you can not only vote for your favorites, but also discuss the categories and who you like, don’t like, and anything else! Be sure to read the first post for each poll thread to get a better idea of what the categories are really about. Voting ends on January 14th at midnight, and we’ll post the results (along with our thoughts) the next day. Well, what are you waiting for? Get to voting! Oh, check out our trophy for this year: Site News Viral Marketing awardsMovieViral Awards
Proof Foreign Countries Have Better Advertising Than Us: 2012 Subway Ad November 9, 2009November 9, 2009In what is easily one of the coolest print ads I’ve ever seen, Copyranter posted the following picture of a subway ad for the upcoming 2012. I don’t know about you, but I think that’s pretty creative. The subway in question is in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (via Slashfilm) Read More
Missing Reel? Try Missing Film March 12, 2009February 21, 2010Could the best form of viral be no viral at all? That could be the reason why a film such as The Poughkeepsie Tapes is getting known. The film was originally shown at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2007 and set for a release date of February of 2008. But… Read More
Your TV show needs you! FOX Asks Fans to Campaign for GLEE August 27, 2009August 27, 2009New FOX show GLEE has just launched a new competition asking fans to create their own viral campaign. Using your social networks built through Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace, FOX will reward you every time you mention their new show during your status updates. By communicating through your own personal accounts… Read More