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This is a spot-on observation. These creators are basically acting as if someone gave them a TV show that just happens to live on social. I've always been a big proponent of brands creating entertaining video series made for social, but I like this framework more: One main show as the hub, with ancillary supporting content like bts, outtakes, etc. It's not easy for brands to create and sustain this type of content, but partnering with talented content creators to own the development of this could be rather efficient. You could always pivot and try someone new to see what catches on.

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All really good points. The high number of active viewers - especially on catch up - is a VERY good argument for streamed TV. I do wonder whether the 'boycott' will end up getting a little out of control and associated advertisers will feel anything too? My personal opinion - humanising Farage is more offensive to me that paying him 1.5m for the privilege of it. This man shouldn't be given a mouthpiece. (opinions my own and NOT necessarily the views of my employer 😂 ) As a wider point, 'catch-up' or Video On Demand, usage is increasing nearly weekly. The entry level is cost effective and the results we've seen are superb. Imagine being able to target demographically, geographically on TV? Amazing! (turning this comment into a post to spark a bit of debate and garner opinion).

"I need someone to discuss it; it's too scary! What do you think about her behaviour?" "Anybody, advice me a similar TV show, please."  "Yes, you can watch this episode there, but I'll stay here because of the chat." These messages (among thousands of others) were sent to the chat linked to the new episode of the TV show. What do they mean to the streaming platform? People can spend hours watching something they are excited about, and they want to share the excitement and other strong emotions while watching. If the content is available on different platforms, they prefer the one with tools for sharing opinions. This type of loyalty leads to retention and LTV growth, so there is a way to boost business metrics behind these fans' messages. 💬 Schedule a demo meeting, and we'll show you how public chats can boost your platform and make your viewers love it even more: https://watchers.io/form

Ever wondered why your favorite TV show got cancelled? 📺🚫 TV shows get the axe 🪓 for a mix of reasons, often leaving fans confused and disappointed. Here’s a peek behind the curtain: 1. Low Ratings: Ratings are the lifeblood of a TV show. If a show can’t pull in viewers, it’s hard for networks to justify keeping it on the air. After all, fewer eyeballs mean less ad revenue. ✨ 2. High Production Costs: Even a show with a loyal fan base might face cancellation if the production costs soar. Stunning visual effects, high-profile actors, and exotic locations are incredible (and pricey). Sometimes, the cost simply outweighs the benefit. ✨ 3. Branding Shifts: Networks often reevaluate their lineup and overall direction. A change in branding or strategy can push a show, no matter how beloved, out of the spotlight. It’s not always about performance — sometimes it’s about fit. ✨ So, while the cancellation of your favorite series can feel personal, it’s usually a complex decision driven by a balance of viewership, costs, and brand alignment. Next time you’re mourning a cancelled show, remember that it’s part of the ever-evolving (and unpredictable) world of television. What cancelled shows do you still miss? Sound off in the comments. 🗣️✅ #screenwriting #tvwriting #tvshows

Did you watch Hey Hey it’s Saturday back in the day? How good was it… watch this segment. Audience questions… As a young fella you wouldn’t go out till Hey Hey was over…. Laughing away with Mum, Dad, and my brother and then you could head out with your mates. Or you would tape it on VHS and watch it Sunday morning… I think this was the moment that I knew #media was for me… TV, media, #entertainment, #storytelling, #news and everything that goes with it. I only just turned 18 when I was in the audience of Hey Hey… I was there with my mate Scott and we had a ball. The energy, the production, the professionalism and the outright entertainment value was through the roof. I have been in the audience of many TV shows but this was the most memorable for obvious reasons. There is room for this type of show to come back, we need it, not just because of all the doom and gloom in the news cycle but because we need to be entertained, informed and enlightened. If you want to catch up on old Hey Hey episodes you can www.heyhey.tv and like Netflix watch the catalogue of brilliant content. #media #mediarelations #publicrelations #mediatraining #mediastable #mediastrategy #experts #expert #expertregistry #communications

One thing that most people miss is consistency, especially when trying to grow an audience or a business, consistency is key. Think about it for a second, what time and day does your favorite TV show start? You know when that is because it's the same time every week or day, now imagine your followers or viewers are waiting for you to upload that next video or see your amazing before and after photos of the last job you did, when do you upload them? At random times and hope for the best, or do you plan when that content will be live? It doesn't matter if you post 3 times a day or once a month, consistency is key and by that it should be at the same time daily or at a certain time on certain days ie 5pm Friday. You need to test and test again to find when your viewers are online and wanting your content, it's no good posting at 7am if no one logs on until 9am, be consistent and have a plan in place or you'll never reach those goals. #contentstrategy #contentstrategytips #contentcreation

Account 1 "I'm going with post quantity for my strategy" Account 2 "I'm only going to post the perfect content, so quality is my strategy" Me.. Hold on there squirt.. I don't think either of those, alone, are the best strategy. Sure, you do need to post somewhat often. Obviously nobody wants to intentionally post garbage. So what's the answer? I always suggest, you should post as often as you can post quality, but think of consistency. Be consistent like your favorite TV show. This is discussed further within this blog post: https://lnkd.in/ecMxcT3t #socialmedia #businessbranding #frequentlyaskedquestions

Lights, camera, design! Step behind the scenes of your favorite TV shows with this article highlighting the best TV show sets of 2023. See how these sets create the perfect atmosphere for captivating storytelling. #behindthescenes #interiordesign