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Social Media as a Film Promotion Tool: Strategies and Effects in the Chinese Market

Yushu Wang

Abstract


With the advent of the digital era, the role of social media in film promotion has become increasingly significant. This paper aims
to explore the strategies and effects of using social media as a tool for film promotion in the Chinese market. Through literature review and
case studies, the paper summarizes the positive impacts of social media on film promotion. It also proposes effective strategies for leveraging
social media in the Chinese market and offers prospects for future research directions.

Keywords


Social Media; Film Promotion; Digital Marketing

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/frim.v2i4.4330

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