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Mama Mia is the stage musical based around the songs of Abba, and with the 2008 launch of the movie, it's certainly a time to remind ourselves of the profit opportunities...
It took the creator of the stage show a few years to persuade Bjorn and Benny of Abba to allow her to do a show around their songs.
They insisted it would not be about the band itself, so the show evolved into a story which used the words of the songs, and then allowed them to be sung in a format which created a whole new experience.
The show was, and still is, a worldwide hit, and of course this in itself is a money making machine, which is why Hollywood comes knocking!
The film has big stars, Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Julie Waters - in fact Streep's one-take performance of 'The Winner Takes It All' is a cinematic treat.
Ok, so on to the money making opportunities..!
One way is to set up your own Mama Mia site.
Rather than stock the site yourself, the easiest way to do it is to use affiliate programs - you send traffic to other sites already selling the products, and you get a commission on any sales. This allows you to offer CDs, DVDs, books, tickets, show packages around Mama Mia without any stock whatsoever!
In fact you could set up the whole site for free, maybe via a blog.
Another way is to provide information. Film fans love their information, they gobble it up, and Mama Mia has more than just film fans.
There are the stage musicals fans, the music fans, the Abba fans.
Documentaries are all around about the making of the show, the making of the movie, the story of the band, and these are all money making opportunities.
Provide information and you have targeted traffic which you can then direct to sites which make you money.
So as you can see, it's definitely possible to earn money from Mama Mia mania!
I love that fact that I make money by writing about movies! Find out more about the *exact* technique I use at my site by clicking here!
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Wall-E is the 2008 blockbuster from Disney, an adventure about waste robots. The power of Disney plus serious marketing means an animated film can be made about almost anything, and there is certainly profit potential from Wall-E. Here's how...
Toy shops are obviously full of Wall-E goods, but it's when you go to food shops and bedding stores and notice the image everywhere that you realise the money making potential.
There is nothing to stop you setting up your own Wall-E site, and stocking it with all the merchandise under the sun.
The problems with this model are not hard to find - you will most likely have to deal with Disney at some point, never an easy task.
You will also have to set up and maintain the site, invest in stock and handle delivery and customer service.
A much easier way is the second method, which is to use the affiliate model. With this, you send traffic to a site already selling the products, let's say for example Wall-E posters. You register at the site, and any traffic you send is logged as yours. If they buy then you get paid a commission.
No stock to handle, no deliveries, no customer service.
Yes, the amount per sale is less, but this model can be used totally free, and there are affiliates on a big poster site that make 5 figure sums per month!
The third way to profit from Wall-E is my favourite, and it's to provide information.
Film fans love their gossip, even more so for the big films. All you need to do is provide information about the film, and you have traffic that you can then send on to whatever site you want to make the money.
So you can see there are certainly ways you could be making money from Wall-E!
I love that fact that I make money writing about movies! Find out more about the *exact* technique I use at my site by clicking here!
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Angelina Jolie's tattoos are regularly featured in the tabloid media, as is pretty much anything to do with her to be honest.
This gives plenty of potential for online profits, and here's the how and why...
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July 2008, and the 137th Open Golf Championship tees off at Royal Birkdale in North England, near Liverpool.
Golf is a huge market, both offline and online, and you can use The Open to grab your slice of the pie...
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Fight Club is the 1999 film which has a host of memorable quotes, one of them being 'the first rule of Fight Club is that you do not talk about Fight Club'. In fact this is just what you *should* do to open up a profit source, and here's how...
One of, if not *the* finest Brad Pitt film, Fight Club offers the same 3 routes to make money online, and here they are
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Wanted is a summer 2008 effects laden blockbuster, and it certainly has the potential to offer you movie profits, and here's how...
The film features 2 of the Hollywood hot properties, Angelina Jolie and James McAvoy
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Released in July 2008, the DreamWorks movie Kung Fu Panda offers some profits if you know how. Here are 3 methods you can use...
The first way is to set up your own Kung Fu Panda site. You could source it with loads of memorabilia, and arrange deals with the film makers and manufacturers for potential profit
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Formula 1 motor sport is a huge money making machine, but conversely it can be immensely difficult to get into it and sustain a business unless you have limitless money to start with! However, there is a way you can make profit from Formula 1 and the 60th anniversary of Silverstone is a good example...
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Euro 2008 - It's Why The NFL Will Never Be A Global Passion
June 2008 saw Spain take victory in the European Soccer Championships
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Comment by Gordon Bryan
on England Football Friendlies - YAWN!!
Fun With Films
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The importance of building a team is clear, but my point is that in England friendlies, the first half is the full strength theam, so nothing is learnt by that.
Thenm the 2nd half is a wasted opportunity because too many subs are used, not enough time for the individuals to shine, and not enough time for the team to gel either.
So my argument is that the opportunity is not used properly.
The comment about any football match being a good advert for cricket is a common joke amongst sports fans by the way!