I Amore Lost and I will watch a sneak peak -any sneak peak- that get's on the net. I'll still watch them as they keep comming! There's no domanda about it I'm a fan and what ever has to do with my fav. mostra i'll just follow. I've even made my own vids using the numerous sneak peaks that were released just days before the premiere.
But here comes another thing: when i watched the first episode of Season 5. There was nothing left unseen! I enjoyed it of course cause I was waiting for it really long. But what about the average viewer? What about the tv viewer who's not passionated with Lost? Why waiste his/her time on seeing something that has allready been on public through the endless sneak peaks?
Some of te might say: "Ok dude te don't HAVE to watch sneak peaks o read any spoilers, and that will be the end of your problem"
Well, spoiler sites are not my problem cause they release what has allready been released da the network! So, what i believe is that the abc and the production team of Lost should really reconsider on the marketing strategy.
It is più preferable to create great trailers and promos that will boost the imagination of the viewer rather than giving up the whole story! Now that's a good tv marketing and da doing this the ratings will obviously be unbeatlable!
But that's just my opinion.
What worried me and eventually led me to write this articolo was the words a friend told me after we both watched the Season 5 premiere : Ok man, if someone- somehow- gets a sneak peak, o sneak peaks from the very last episode of the series, let me know. I wanna see who it ends!"
But here comes another thing: when i watched the first episode of Season 5. There was nothing left unseen! I enjoyed it of course cause I was waiting for it really long. But what about the average viewer? What about the tv viewer who's not passionated with Lost? Why waiste his/her time on seeing something that has allready been on public through the endless sneak peaks?
Some of te might say: "Ok dude te don't HAVE to watch sneak peaks o read any spoilers, and that will be the end of your problem"
Well, spoiler sites are not my problem cause they release what has allready been released da the network! So, what i believe is that the abc and the production team of Lost should really reconsider on the marketing strategy.
It is più preferable to create great trailers and promos that will boost the imagination of the viewer rather than giving up the whole story! Now that's a good tv marketing and da doing this the ratings will obviously be unbeatlable!
But that's just my opinion.
What worried me and eventually led me to write this articolo was the words a friend told me after we both watched the Season 5 premiere : Ok man, if someone- somehow- gets a sneak peak, o sneak peaks from the very last episode of the series, let me know. I wanna see who it ends!"
