We uploaded our thriller film trailer to many different social networking sites, using Twitter, Facebook, and even Tumblr to distribute it to a wide audience.
Blogger allows you to view statistics on who is viewing your blog by showing you the amount of pageviews you have been getting either on one particular day, month, or since you started your blog.
Jeni uploaded the trailer to her Twitter page so that her follows could comment on it by either retweeting it, favouriting it, or replying to her original tweet. This meant that people that may not have been a member of the other social networking sites would have been able to see our trailer regardless.
Kate uploaded the trailer to her Facebook page, which meant that over 200 people would have been able to see it. After only an hour, our trailer already had a substantial amount of views, and had managed to gain 10 likes, and was commented by 9 people.
I uploaded the trailer to my Tumblr, which is a website that allows users to blog, post photos and videos among other things. It gained 12 notes as a result of the likes and comments people replied with, as well as those who reblogged it from me, which meant the video was also on their blogs, exposing it to more people that could comment on it and offer us feedback.
Shortly after uploading our video to these social networking sites, our thriller trailer gained 90 views, which we were very pleased to see. Overall, we recieved a fair amount of good feedback, as well as a few points that we could have improved on.
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