The COVID-19 pandemic has forced industries to either adapt or die and has highlighted that innovation in the film industry is long overdue.
Is your website fit for purpose? Three things to consider (or avoid !) when building a successful online hub
Here at usheru, we’re proud to help film distributors, producers, national film bodies and cinemas reach their potential.
Is your website fit for purpose? Three widgets to help you boost your online performance
Not getting the traffic you were expecting? Struggling to convert traffic to sales?
Three easy tips to build your own film fan base
The entertainment landscape has changed more drastically over the past year than it has in the past decade...
Discover the key benefits of Competitions: a strategy for amassing AUDIENCE DATA
If you spend any time on social media, it's no doubt you’ve seen companies launching competitions before. You might have even entered one yourself - but why do so many companies do it?
The Future of Film Marketing is Audience Data
How to build direct relationships with fans to create new efficient marketing channels and save money
Funding Innovation: How to fund long term audience development strategy
Complementing individual releases with a long term audience building strategy is a significant but important transition for distributors and film promotion bodies.
Why do we need to think Direct to Consumer ?
Solving discoverability and accessibility are priorities for national film bodies in the post-Covid
entertainment landscape but so is harnessing data to demonstrate their impact.
Connecting Studios to Audiences
The dust has officially settled since returning back to Kansas City from CinemaCon.
How to track and improve the impact of every marketing campaign?
A quick guide to setting up UTM tags & why they will save you money
How to win at SEO
A simple guide for the movie industry to get your website noticed
Why integrate your own video player?
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced industries to either adapt or die and has highlighted that innovation
in the
film industry is long overdue.
