Actual Marketing Plan

I plan to market my movie using social media and theater ads. People younger than 40 tend to see the most movies, and the largest percentages of moviegoers are also under 40. My movie is supposed to be a modern teenage flick, and very few people over the age of 40 are expected to show. The primary age range is expected to be 15-25, and the closer to that range, the more views expected. Due to a high percentage of people under the age of 30 using social media, that is the ideal place to advertise. So, to attract the most viewers for the smallest costs, I plan to market only on social media and during movie theater advertisement slots. Facebook is the biggest social media platform, so I plan to center my advertising around a Facebook page.

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