dragonrider_cody wrote:
[quote]Scarecrow wrote:
[quote]What advertising ideas for example?
As far as dubs, the answer to that is easy… That’s what the mainstream and majority demographic that watches VOD, TV and DTO. Anime Network is doing a good job in providing more balance with more subtitle content though. But that is only a small demographic of the demographic that watches this stuff.
The otakus that are a large portion of the sub-only watchers watch via DVD or illegal methods. The only way to attract this group in any major and meaningful way is via simulcasting.[/quote]
Aye, I just think TAN could get more subscribers and a wider fanbase by putting out subs or at least working on deals so that when an anime by such and such company releases in Japan they’ll air it here too, around the same time.
By the way, simulcasting?:unsure:
Are you asking what simulcasting is? If so, it just means the show would stream or air here shortly after, or the same time as it airs in Japan. So pretty much what you were talking about.
Rai said they would love to do it, and he hopes it’s something his higher-ups are considering.
I too hope TAN is considering simulcasting. I think it would be the perfect way to expand their online subscribers and promote their service more.[/quote]
Aye aye!
We all agree then
What’s best is that they (whoever’s dubbing anime, Funimation, ADV jr, etc.) can then dub the REALLY famous or sought out animes. Which would in turn keep our favorite English VAs employed and kicking ass.
But yes, simulcasting could work
If anything using advtertising could work, other sites like joost use commercials in their online streaming.