Posts Tagged ‘business videos’


By: stu | Posted: Thursday, July 21st, 2011

Of all the many ways of selling products and services, do you know which one is the most effective by far? It’s one-on-one, face-to-face salesmanship.

You simply cannot beat the selling power of personal contact and live conversation. But you can’t possibly make personal sales presentations to millions of cold leads or even thousands of hot leads. That’s where VIDEO comes to the rescue.

VIDEO is the next best thing to personal sales contact and in many ways it’s better: your customer watches your video and gets all the facts without feeling pressured. And they can watch and re-watch it at their leisure.

And now that so many people have easy access to the internet, your online video can become VIRAL: a viewer who finds your video relevant to his or her interests is likely to forward it to their friends…and from their friends to THEIR friends, and so on. Studies indicate that almost 95% of those who view direct-marketing videos pass them along to other consumers.

The best thing about video is it multiplies your selling power and reach: you craft your sales presentation once and deliver it electronically to millions of viewers. Make a video once and every customer gets a personal and compelling sales presentation.

THE INTERNET changed video marketing forever.

TV was once the only video venue and was the domain of major corporations with gigantic budgets. In the last 15 years, cable TV and local access made TV time available to smaller companies. And more recently, the ease of CD and DVD duplication and mailing have made video sales tools viable for many more businesses.

But today’s INTERNET has completely revolutionized video as a sales tool. Today, ANY COMPANY — from the world’s largest multi-conglomerate to the smallest home business — can harness 100% of the selling power of video, more easily, more effectively, and far more affordably than was ever before possible.

How to tap into the POWER OF VIDEO:

Business people want to know hard facts about video. We’re frequently asked questions like these………“How do I know if video will help my business?” “How much will online video increase my sales?” “How do I make a video?” And…“How much does it cost?”

Fact 1. Your Customers are your Best Salespeople…Especially on Video

Customer Are Your Best Salesman

When YOU tell your customers how wonderful you are, you can come off as insincere. But your CUSTOMERS can say nice things about you and be believed. Customer testimonials are a time-honored way to build credibility and reassure would-be customers that it’s OK to do business with you.

 

There’s no better way than video to showcase your existing customers and their words of praise about you. For all intents and purposes, your customer is sitting face-to-face with your would-be customers, chatting and telling them all the wonderful ways they’ve benefited with your product or service.

Be sure to place what you’re selling with your customer – what better way to show your wares than in the hands of someone who’s bought it, uses it, and is tickled pink with it!

One use case example – Sea Eagle attributes their 30% sales increase to IncreaseSalesWithVideo.com’s CUSTOMER TESTIMONIAL VIDEOS. It only makes sense: people who are thinking of purchasing will pay close attention to, and be strongly influenced by, what others who’ve already purchased have to say.  See story here http://www.increasesaleswithvideo.com/SeaEagleSuccessStory.asp

 

The next article in this series will post Thursday: Fact 2. Video Makes Otherwise Difficult Sales Presentations SIMPLE, to find out when the next part posts join us on Twitter, Like us on Facebook or follow our RSS feed .

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By: rbouchez | Posted: Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011
*We’re all about helping you improve your web videos & we’d like to highlight more great resources like this one – if you have suggestions, please add them to the comments or hit us up on Twitter!

the-armory-screen-grabWhether you’re a home builder or not, I highly recommend Three Proven YouTube Strategies for Homebuilders on The Armory Blog by Brendan Miller. He asks the question “Can YouTube be used as a marketing and lead generation tool instead of just a sales tool for builders?” and you should be asking the same for your business, blog, brand, etc.

On his list of suggestions (see article for details):

1) Create a contest

2) Do Something Outrageous With Your Product

3) Be A Thought Leader

Fortunately his advice doesn’t just apply to Youtube and it doesn’t just apply to home builders either. No matter where you’re posting videos whether you’re a real estate agent, restaurant owner or even if you’ve started a new business using a Bedazzler, you should do more than take notes, take action!

As a side note, it’s worth mentioning that while he searched for “Home Builder” on Youtube to see what surfaced, you should put serious thought into how you’re customers and potential customers would search for your product. The best way to figure that out is to ask them directly, so begin connecting with them on Twitter, Facebook & Linkedin!

Thanks for stopping by!

@richardbouchez

Social Media Specialist for EZWebplayer.com

*Adapted from original post at www.InovediaMarketing.com


By: rbouchez | Posted: Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

It’s no secret anyone can create & upload web video to their site, Youtube or other sites easily, but that doesn’t mean it’s a good idea. Here are 3 key points to consider to help keep your videos fresh, interesting and effective followed by a great discussion by some of the pros on creating videos for business.

  1. Don’t ONLY create videos to increase your chances of being found. Have specific business objectives (a strategy) in addition to SEO such as:
    • Improve your customer service by posting how to videos.
    • Added value to current clients with “tips” videos.
    • Go viral – worth mentioning because, while getting millions of views on Youtube is possible, it’s really a practical goal.
  2. Stay on brand. “Premiere” products will want to pay special attention to quality and serious brand will have to avoid silly or tacky subjects.
  3. How many can you make? Creating videos takes time! Try to create a system where you shoot a couple at once so you can post them over time or get into the habit of shooting quick videos throughout your week. This will help you keep your content fresh and new!

Check out this podcast! Starting at 45min 15seconds begins a great discussion of how different businesses can use video. This is also a great example of the discussion every business owner should be having before they start producing videos for their business!

this WEEK in MEDIA 133 : Tales from Twitter
Tuesday, April 28, 2009 1:46 AM
What if your Iphone drove your car, what to do if people hate you online, and when all else fails put pets in your video!

TWIM (This Week In Media) is a podcast that focuses on the present and future of web video from tv shows, to movies and even how businesses are using web video for self promotion.

Thanks for stopping by!

Original post from www.InovediaMarketing.com