Friday, May 8, 2015

Letting An Online Marketing Company Bolster Frozen 2

By Katie Arden


Arguably the most popular Disney movie in the past number of years has to be "Frozen." It's a name that just about everyone has heard of, even if they don't like Disney films in general, and its appeal is startling to say the least. As of late, it's been announced that a sequel will be released, which had to have been a given with the first film's commercial success. If an online marketing company were to be brought on, though, I think that greater success can be had.

"Frozen 2," for those who do not know, is reportedly set to be released in 2018. While this year is still far off, there is no denying the fact that it has quite the shoes to fill. After all, the first "Frozen" told an engaging story and the fact that it tied up and any all loose ends cannot be overstated. As a result, it would make a potential viewer wonder where the story could be taken next. Even though storylines can be discussed, I'd like to focus primarily on marketing.

One of the reasons why the original "Frozen" earned so much success was due to the advertising Disney put into the project. Several months after the first movie came out, one could step into any retail outlet and see a sizable degree of Frozen merchandise in aisles. The reason for this is simple: it sells. When a brand has so much weight to it, one can easily see how a company could produce more merchandise. As far as the digital side of things go, though, matters are considerably different.

Firms such as fishbat can boast a number of services, those related specifically to social media included. You have to keep in mind that while this service is great for interactive purposes, it's just as easy for businesses to post content for their audiences to absorb. "Frozen 2" has its own audience to appeal to, so Disney's efforts on Facebook, Twitter, and the like should match this. As long as services like these are incorporated, the value of an online marketing company will be that much stronger.

The question must be asked: can "Frozen 2" reach a high level of success? While it remains to be seen if it'll trump the first movie, in terms of sales and overall quality, I have to believe that it'll gain tremendous traction based on the name alone. "Frozen" has become something of a cash cow for Disney, so why shouldn't the sequel make money as well? Provided it is made well, which shouldn't be a problem, I'm sure that "Frozen 2's" enjoyment will be matched by its advertising push.




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