Flixed

Flixed

Entertainment Providers

San Francisco, California 535 followers

We answer the what, when, and how of entertainment.

About us

Flixed helps people decide what they should watch, and where they can watch it. Flixed produces content to target search terms like “How to Watch [TV Show/Movie/Live Sports Event].” A large percentage of our content production is programmatic. This means that we use a combination of data and code to create content pages at scale. At the core of our values is how we think about people. We are a people first company and the way we foster a space that is calm, curious, ambitious, patient, deliberate and conducive to individual honest expression comes first. We believe if we get this right the products and business success will follow. We're building a diverse company that shares common values. Flixed should be a place where people of all genders, sexualities, ethnicities and races can belong and thrive.

Website
http://flixed.io
Industry
Entertainment Providers
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2015

Locations

  • Primary

    388 Market St

    Suite 1300

    San Francisco, California 94111, US

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Employees at Flixed

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  • Flixed reposted this

    View profile for Kelsey Reynolds, graphic

    content marketing and communications

    A few weeks ago, I was talking with the Flixed team about content promotion for organic search and found myself wanting to clarify what exactly it means to do content promotion as an editorial team with a focus on SEO. Content promotion can sometimes get tossed in a bucket with organic search. Just drop a link to the blog content on Twitter and LinkedIn, right? Not quite, in my experience. Content promotion done right means reaching out to connect with relevant, interested people about the content you've produced and why it matters. And when you think about what that type of content promotion involves, it makes sense to only do it with content you actually believe adds value to the conversation (... which, in my opinion, is the only content you should actually publish anyway).

    • a blue graphic that describes dos and don'ts of content promotion for an organic search-focused team. 

On the "content promotion means" side, it lists three bullet points: 
1. thoughtfully repurposing written web content by sharing key takeaways
2. personalized outreach to influential people and brands that might actually be interested in our content
3. organic resource sharing and “seeding” content for others to share

On the "content promotion doesn't mean" side, it lists three bullet points: 
1. “spraying and praying” by pumping out daily links to our stories on social media
2. email blasts to influencers with large (though potentially unrelated to our business) followings
3. paid social media marketing (like influencer marketing with #ad)

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