48% of consumers feel prompted to make a purchase when a brand answers a customer’s query over social media 46% say that promotions and contests on social sway them Educational content results in conversions for 42% of consumers. At the same time, you can’t just be active on social media and expect sales to grow exponentially. You need to have a proper strategy to promote your brand in a way that’s relevant and helpful to your audience....

If you’re a fan of Fortnite, then you would know that Epic Games makes changes and updates to the app nearly every single week. If you’re new to Fortnite, then don’t get so used to the map and weapons in the game right now - they may not be there soon. A lot of the changes that are made are small updates to the app, that mostly go unnoticed. Other times, their changes cause a huge catastrophe on Twitter, dividing fans across the lines of support and frustration....

Since his creation over 75 years ago, Superman has gained a reputation for being one of the most over-powered characters in fiction. After his alien parents jettisoned him to Earth from their exploding world, our planet’s yellow sun nourished his developing body, ensuring he had all of the powers of an average Kryptonian. Average to a Kryptonian, but awe-inspiring to us ordinary humans. Superman’s body functions like a solar-powered battery; when charged up with radiation he possesses superhuman strength, speed, stamina and reflexes....

Have you ever walked by an automatic door and pretended to use the Force to open it? Has an empty wrapping paper tube at Christmas ever suddenly become the weapon of a Tusken Raider? Have you ever pretended to be holding a lightsaber when you were really holding a flashlight? The Star Wars Saga has inspired fans to try to become one of its many characters for generations, and now with the power of cosplay, they’ve only gotten more advanced with their efforts....

Jeopardy! is a long-running game show that originally aired on NBC in 1964 through to 1975, then was revived on the same network from 1978 to 1979 before becoming a daily syndicated show produced by Sony Pictures Television from 1984 through to present day. The original versions of the quiz show, which sees three contestants compete to give an answer in the form of a “what is” or who is” type of question, was originally hosted by Art Fleming....

The Coen brothers rank among the greatest filmmakers to contribute to American cinema. The Coens have always delivered memorable characters in their movies, thanks to inspired writing and a sharp eye for casting, and in the best cases, there are two or more characters with an unforgettable dynamic, played by well-matched actors who suit their roles and share terrific on-screen chemistry. Throughout the duo’s varied filmography – which has seen them tackle neo-noirs, neo-westerns, slapstick comedies, gangster capers, and visual embodiments of existential crises – there have been plenty of great double acts....

In the age where we get more superhero movies than films featuring genuine, original acting performances, any movie that leans toward the latter is welcome. The best judgment of a film and actors’ quality comes from those where they aren’t protected by the dialogue. In this list, we’ve compiled those films where dialogue is minimal; there are indeed some moments where characters speak, but these are rare occurrences. The films here are from a number of genres, from horror to comedy and even romance....

Since the release of Obi-Wan Kenobi, fans have been thrown back into a world where the good guys lost, and the evil Empire rose above the muck. In the aftermath of the loss of the Jedi, the galaxy remains in turmoil, and utter devastation continues to be wreaked over the innocent populace. But Obi-Wan Kenobi isn’t the only story that depicts a world where the antagonists win. There are many iconic films that showcase stories that end with the heroes lost or dead and with the villain standing above in victory....

“Sometimes dead is better.” We read it in the novel, and we heard it in the 1989 film—now, we’ll see it like never before in the upcoming Pet Sematary reboot. Based on Stephen King’s cautionary tale of death and resurrection, the new Pet Sematary is less like a remake of its predecessor, and more a modern-day adaptation of the classic novel—arguably King’s scariest. While it’s expected that this year’s reboot will stay as true to the original storyline as possible, there’s no doubt that the filmmakers will want to create a new experience for Stephen King readers and horror fanatics everywhere....

Captain America is an Avenger like no other in that he’s a man out of his time. He was born and raised in the 1920s and fought in World War II before being cryogenically frozen. Decades later, he was discovered and thawed out in a world he didn’t recognize anymore. Still, despite being out of touch with modern times, Steve Rogers has managed to be quite successful, becoming a worldwide icon and leading the Avengers in and out of various battles to save Earth....

While online fan art based on popular media is nothing new these days, it was relatively new when the Naruto anime premiered in the early 2000s. As a result, we have Naruto fan art that’s as old as the show with its sequel Naruto: Shippuden included. Among the fan art that’s circulating the web, there are two different kinds: well-drawn images of the main characters and funny cartoons. Now the latter does make sense, as the show does have comedic elements throughout to break up the serious moments....

For most of history, robots have been served best on the cinematic big screen. Immediately the droids of Star Wars, WALL-E, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s The Terminator, and more come to mind. But these mechanized friends aren’t limited to films, as many of our favorites had their start on television. Science Fiction has produced some of the most iconic robot characters in the long history of TV. Spanning both gritty serious hard science fiction as well as kid’s Saturday morning cartoons, these artificially intelligent characters have become some of the most loved of the genre....

Quentin Tarantino’s 8th film One Upon a Time… in Hollywood is as much of a love letter to Hollywood as it is an endearing depiction of a Hollywood star passing his prime. It’s a movie about an industry that can see the star power of a talent decline just as fast it can rise, and the toll it can take. The following list features a variety of movies about making movies or ones that are simply set against the backdrop of Tinseltown....

It seems like every Harry Potter fan on earth was waiting with bated breath to figure out what house at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry that they belonged to, and would inevitably rejoice in whatever house the Sorting Hat decided on for them. Gryffindors took leonine pride in their bravery. Slytherin was thrilled by their cunning. And Ravenclaws boasted about their exceptional wit. And Hufflepuffs… well Hufflepuffs often lamented their lot in life or just begged the Sorting Hat for another answer....

Disney has been responsible for some of the greatest villains ever brought to the big screen. Maleficent, Jafar, Frollo, and Scar are just a few of the members of Disney’s Rogues Gallery. Every one of them is as unique and distinct as they are devious and diabolical. But, at the same time, something seems oddly familiar. Don’t get us wrong, Disney has villain-making down to a science, but, with every science comes a specific formula, right?...

As Hermione and the book Hogwarts: A History have informed us, muggle technology does not work on the grounds of Hogwarts School. But, let’s be real, while Harry and company do spend a lot of their time in school, the Harry Potter novels and films do see Harry visiting other parts of the magical as well as muggle world. There were opportunities, in canon, for him to take advantage of his muggle upbringing and the “magic” of muggle technology to enhance his life as well as help him in his fight against Lord Voldemort....

Following is a handpicked list of Top IP Scanners, with its popular features and website links. The list contains both open source(free) and commercial(paid) network scanning tools. Best IP Scanners 1) ManageEngine OpUtils ManageEngine OpUtils offers comprehensive insights into complex network infrastructures with real-time IP address tracking and network scanning. It can scan your network across multiple subnets, routers, and switch ports, and effectively detect and troubleshoot network issues. Features: Network Monitoring: Yes Free Trial: 30-Days Free Trial...

14 Landing Page Optimization Tips & Best Practices​: What Is a Landing Page? A landing page is a stand-alone webpage with a single focus and single call to action designed to get visitors to that page to do something like making a purchase, signing up for your email newsletter, downloading a lead magnet, sharing the content, or any number of other things that your business finds important. Unlike a homepage, which is designed to share information about your business with visitors, landing pages are built to convert....

Here is a curated list of Top applications that are capable of replacing YouTube. The list contains both open source(free) and commercial(paid) software. Best Alternative to YouTube: Top Picks #1) Hulu Hulu is an app that offers unlimited instant streaming of current and classic TV shows and hit movies. It enables you to create up to 6 profiles. This application allows you to watch videos on your TV, phone, laptop, and tablet....

Horror fans are lucky enough to enjoy a genre that easily crosses over with other genres like sci-fi, fantasy, action, and even comedy. While some pairings seem at times forced, horror and science fiction go hand-in-hand as they quite often deal with similar themes. Science fiction is our look at things we don’t understand, which inherently deals with the fear of invention or exploration of the unknown and the dangers that potentially exist....