How Angry Birds Can Make You Rich?

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You’ve heard of books being made into movies.  You’ve heard of video games being made into movies but have you ever heard of an app being made into a movie?  Probably not but that won’t stop people from trying.  In may of 2016, The Angry Birds Movie will be released nationwide.  This isn’t being thought of as some wacky or independent experiment.  The film has the voices of Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones), Danny McBride (Eastbound and Down) and is being produced by Columbia and Sony Animation.

So, why are Hollywood studios pumping millions into something that has never been done before when they usually play it safe and make movies they know will make money?  It’s because Angry Birds has built an audience.  Hollywood doesn’t have to sell people on Angry Birds because people already love it.  Since people love the game, they will go out of their way to see a movie about it.

It’s a system that has Hollywood drooling.  Look at the reboots of Jurassic Park and Star Wars.  Don’t even get started with how much money Marvel comics are making Hollywood.  All have built audiences and made hundreds of millions of dollars.

You might be wondering why Angry Birds and Hollywood’s built in audience system concerns you?  It’s because it is a guaranteed way to make a fortune.  Now you have the chance to use a system that is just as effective as Hollywood’s to make a fortune for yourself.

Here’s how you can do it.  Russel Brunson’s Click Funnels system works by placing ads on the Internet.  So, as long as people are getting on the Internet, you have a chance to make money through sales commissions.  You don’t even have to create the ads.  You just place them and let the Internet do the work.  Just like that, you can make money like a Hollywood studio.

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