Entertainment Marketer

You work in one of the most connected industries on the planet, yet finding the right information, the right people, and the right opportunities still feels harder than it should. Industry news is scattered, real conversations happen behind closed doors, and the contacts that could change your career or business are just out of reach.

Backstage Circle changes that.

Built by someone with 47 years inside the entertainment industry, it's a focused, private community where professionals share real insights, make meaningful connections, and stay ahead of what's happening — without the noise of general social media.

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Jim Norris
Founder, Backstage Circle

Entertainment Marketer Entertainment Marketer specializes in digital marketing, online publishing, and marketing consulting

In Case you Missed It ...

The first issue of 'Advice From Jim Norris' was published on May 9 and included the feature: Why Repetition and Consistency Still Win in Marketing

Also included were Opportunities, Resources and Events for entertainment marketing professionals and career searchers

Check out the May 9 issue and subscribe so you don't miss anything down the road

Visit www.advicefromjimnorris.com

Career Opportunities in the Entertainment Production Industry - an essential webinar

It's a $2 trillion global industry — and most people are looking for jobs in all the wrong places. Join Jim Norris, 47-year entertainment industry veteran and former Metalworks and Mohawk College instructor, for a practical webinar on the careers available in entertainment production, where the jobs actually come from, and the 10-step process that gets results. You'll leave with a clear map of the industry, a sharper resume strategy, and a real understanding of why 7% of applicants land 40% of the hires.

Information at www.entertainmentspotlight.biz/careers

There's a quiet truth in marketing that most campaigns forget by their third week: what works is rarely what's new. It's what's repeated.

In an industry that rewards creative novelty and punishes stale thinking, this can feel counterintuitive. Marketers are trained to push for fresh ideas, reinvent their positioning, and refresh their creative every quarter. But the research on how audiences actually process marketing messages points in a different direction entirely. Repetition isn't a failure of imagination. It's the mechanism that moves a brand from unfamiliar to trusted....

Read the whole article at https://entertainmentmarketer.com/blog/f/why-repetition-and-consistency-still-win-in-marketing

Jim Norris
Entertainment Marketer
www.entertainmentmarketer.com
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