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Master community building, content creation, and monetization with expert insights on the latest in tech, live streaming, VOD, and more.
In the age of information overload, getting your brand noticed is harder than ever. Businesses are finally realizing that online video brings more engagement than
You’ve done it. You’ve made the decision to take control of your content by shifting focus from YouTube to FanHero. Now… how do you actually make the move without losing your audience? Here’s our 6 step plan to a painless transition.
Choosing between a white label event app and a container app is one of the first major logistical decisions when setting up an event app. Don’t let it become a sticking point. Both have their own strengths and weaknesses, so use your event’s priorities to nguide the decision. Here’s what you need to know.
In a growing market of video on demand platform, YouTube has been working to keep up.
Doesn’t it drive you crazy when fans can’t find your content? You put heart and soul into a video only for it to mysteriously disappear from YouTube subscriber feeds or fall prey to declining reach on Facebook. Meanwhile, your followers are frustrated by missing new content. There’s an easy solution to this dilemma: consolidate your branded content with a custom mobile app!
The way fans view sports is changing drastically. They have more options for watching and interacting than ever before, and they’re looking for a closer connection with the teams they love. A branded sports app lets you identify your most dedicated fans in order to deliver tailored communication and offers. You can also grow the value of moderate users with this kind of personalized service, resulting in a richer experience for fans and higher engagement and ROI for teams.
After establishing a fanbase, keeping your followers engaged becomes critical. It’s tricky, too, when all you have to work with are the tools social media can offer – the same tools every other channel has.
Celebrities have a lot of competition these days. The battle for share of voice goes farther than “TV vs Film”. Now, celebs are vying for audiences with online personalities who can easily outcompete them in terms of hours of content. To stay relevant, even big name celebrities need to take a cue from online influencers and get connected to their fanbase. Social media helps, but the best way to connect is through a custom mobile app.
Brand recognition is a celebrity’s bread and butter. Without a strong brand, artists have a difficult time attracting fans and differentiating themselves from all the other artists out there.
Influencers are the celebrities of the Internet Age. Whether they’re on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, or any other social media network, influencers are heroes to thousands of fans.
