How do non-industry people create IMDb pages?

Hey guys,

I recently stumbled upon some IMDb pages of people who are not related to the film or entertainment industry. These people include entrepreneurs, authors, bloggers, and more. I'm just wondering how they were able to create these pages and how IMDb is not deleting them.

What's more surprising is that these pages are actually ranked in Google search results, which makes me wonder how they were able to get them there.

I came across this example of an IMDb page for a person who is not part of the entertainment industry: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm12102322/. It just adds to my curiosity on how this was possible.

I'm very curious about this and would love to know how to create an IMDb page even if I'm not part of the entertainment industry. Can anyone shed some light on this?

Thank you in advance!

IMDBpro, it hink

IIRC Craig Campbell actually acted in some Netflix series to get an IMDB and knowledge panel lol

I read about a news specifically on this spam thing, but I can't find the news URL now.

Oh shit, found it:


Read it for more hints.

noellarkin said:

IIRC Craig Campbell actually acted in some Netflix series to get an IMDB and knowledge panel lol

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True. His acting skills are amazables. De Niro cried when he saw the film and gave up acting. Client Eastwood offered him a leading role but Craig refused as he was trying to rank for blue pill kw's in Macedonia

A bit of an old thread, but I'll leave it open as it's an interesting topic that could be discussed more.

Personally, I wouldn't mind have an IMDB page for myself, but I like collecting accolades like they're coins.

Zwielicht said:

A bit of an old thread, but I'll leave it open as it's an interesting topic that could be discussed more.

Personally, I wouldn't mind have an IMDB page for myself, but I like collecting accolades like they're coins.

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It's actually easy to do, go to kickstarter or indiegogo and help finance a campaign for a movie that will get you an IMDB credit. (do your due diligence as to who follows up on that promise or not) and voila, you have your first IMDB credit

BiggusD1ckus said:

It's actually easy to do, go to kickstarter or indiegogo and help finance a campaign for a movie that will get you an IMDB credit. (do your due diligence as to who follows up on that promise or not) and voila, you have your first IMDB credit

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That makes sense. They would probably have a threshold on Kickstarter or Indiegogo as to who gets an attribute.

Well, that was something interesting to learn today. Thanks!