“Ender’s Game” Website Features Social Media Links Dan Koelsch, April 20, 2013 Briefly: Lionsgate’s Ender’s Game, based on the acclaimed novel of the same name, is a sci-fi film set in a future where children are being trained to fight against an alien attack. The film’s official website is titled if-sentinel.com, with IF standing for International Fleet. It’s pretty much just a splash page right now with links to Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, and Tumblr. Considering the in-world name of the website, I wouldn’t be surprised if they use it to do some fun marketing before the film opens in theaters on November 1st. Viral Marketing Ender's Game
TubeRank Helps You Create Viral Videos February 12, 2013Viral videos are difficult to make. How can you be sure that your video will inspire people to share and talk about it? TubeRank is an online app from VAN that is designed specifically to help you come up with ideas with viral potential. Just select the triggers, interests, and… Read More
“Now You See Me” Creates A Viral Marketing Card Trick May 6, 2013The upcoming magician heist film, Now You See Me, has a new viral marketing trick up its sleeve. With the upcoming release of the star-studded thriller, they’ve launched a new viral campaign, where you find hidden cards on the internet to unlock special content. Find out after the break how… Read More
Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum Compete In Twitter Challenge For “21 Jump Street” October 31, 2011The film adaptation of the Johnny Depp 80s television show 21 Jump Street opens in March, but the public has yet to see a trailer. Stars Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum look to change that, but they are making a competition out of it. Whichever actor gets the most Twitter… Read More