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Nov
15

Creating a Video Strategy 2012

Video production strategyIf you are like most busi­nesses, you may not know how or where to go to pro­duce engag­ing, infor­ma­tive videos, what they should look like, or where to place them. At Pro­Mo­tion Media, we are experts at assist­ing you with these video strat­egy issues. Fre­quently, when the task is under­taken in-house, the results can be poor qual­ity with bad sound and light­ing. These sorts of videos can do more harm than good. Con­sumers have wit­nessed a huge surge in video mar­ket­ing and now hold very high expec­ta­tions from mar­ket­ing cam­paigns. Busi­nesses should start to think about cre­at­ing a video strat­egy that is not only infor­ma­tive, but also enter­tain­ing and one that can be found across a vari­ety of mediums.

 

The same way that you wouldn’t cre­ate a web­site with a sin­gle page, your approach to video strat­egy should be multi-faceted. Instead of cre­at­ing a self-produced one-off video that lacks engage­ment and con­text, Pro­Mo­tion Media can help you cre­ate your own web­site cam­paign , mobile device cam­paign for sales­peo­ple, or  video chan­nel for social media (YouTube, Vimeo, Face­book, Twit­ter, etc.), which has mul­ti­ple, high qual­ity videos, that can show off var­i­ous aspects of your prod­ucts or ser­vices. An exam­ple might be a busi­ness who cre­ates a main overview video that anchors its video strat­egy along with shorter videos that high­light specifics of your prod­ucts or ser­vices. We have cre­ated this kind of cam­paign for a major bath­room fix­ture com­pany that has a new uni­ver­sal mount­ing sys­tem for its acces­sories and then sub­se­quent videos for the acces­sories, which they can then build up and expand upon as new prod­ucts get launched.
We can pro­duce videos for you in a vari­ety of styles, from prod­uct demon­stra­tion, instruc­tional, tes­ti­mo­nial to event cov­er­age and more. The ben­e­fits are broad and long last­ing.
A video mar­ket­ing strat­egy will keep your prospects and con­sumers engaged longer and allow them to get to know all aspects of your busi­ness. The result: Con­sumers will be more invested in you and more likely to visit and purchase.

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  1. Roland John says:

    Video pro­duc­tion should def­i­nitely be han­dled by pro­fes­sion­als. I’ve seen com­pa­nies make their own in-house videos and they looked appaul­ing! They’re under the impres­sion that they’re sav­ing money by not hir­ing a pro­fes­sional video pro­duc­tion agency when in real­ity this is really just a false economy.

    1. Richard says:

      Roland,

      Thank you for the comment!

      We’ve been approached many times by com­pa­nies that tried it them­selves and found out that to get a “good, pro­fes­sional look and sound” is not quite as easy as it seems. For­tu­nately, they were will­ing to con­cede that point, and worked with our team to get their mes­sage across in an engag­ing and fun way! In the long run, a great video stands on it’s own legs for a long time and is worth putting the time, effort, and invest­ment in to it for the great return it produces!

      Thanks again,

      Richard

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