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The Four Main Types of Videos for Websites

Posted by Preston Alexander - Rock Street Studios Inc. on 5 February 2013

As broadband expands across the country more and more companies are not just adding videos to their websites, many are giving them a prominent place atop their Home pages - and for good reason; videos capture your visitor’s attention. We intuitively understand that the type and quality of these videos will determine whether you can translate that attention into sales.

Before we review these 4 basic types of videos keep in mind that today’s Internet offers many venues to post your company's videos…for free. Besides residing on your own website, Facebook and LinkedIn also allow you to post your videos there as well. Even Twitter allows you to send out Tweets with links to your video. Leveraging a video across multiple channels makes perfect sense.

Now let’s take a quick look at the basic types of videos that are commonly found on the Internet today.

The Introduction or "Welcome" Video

Commonly found on the first website page upon which the visitor lands, this type of video is typically around a minute in length and its primary function is to greet and welcome the visitor to the website. During this brief video two vital tasks must be accomplished: the company "tone" must be established (friendly, honest, exceptional, etc.) while encouraging the visitor to stay and ultimately take whatever actions are desired of them (browse, buy, sign up for a newsletter, etc.).

For example, the welcome video may introduce a product or service, giving just the most compelling reasons why the visitor ought to invest more time checking out the details (perhaps directing them to more specific videos and/or web pages that will attempt to clinch the sale). The point is that even if yours is the world’s finest product and/or service, the person watching your video has a limited attention span – that’s the reason why television commercials are no longer than a minute in length. So keep this introduction video short and make the case for the visitor to linger and learn more and ultimately buy.

The Commercial

Most similar to their television counterparts, the "Commercial" video is where you get right to the task of convincing your visitor buy your product, hire your services. You skip the formalities and get down to business.

Elements that make for successful videos include:

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  Customer Testimonials


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  A compelling/convincing script


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  Colorful visuals


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  Music


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  Humor (where appropriate


• 
  Movement (attracts attention)

Videos are uniquely qualified to bring your products and services to life in ways that print simple cannot do, inherently capturing both mind and heart. So incorporating some or all of these elements into your video will give you a head-start towards success -- but don’t forget to ask for the sale! Without a call-to-action within your video you miss the opportunity to get what you are seeking.

The Informational Video

This is sometimes referred to as the “soft-sell” approach. Rather than make a direct pitch for sales, the Informational Video offers your viewer expert information of importance to them. In fact, they most likely will run across this type of video via an Internet search on the topic.

Winning the viewer’s trust by providing them useful information may or may not result in sales. Think of this approach as building your brand and do not expect speedy results. Often you will need to produce a series of related videos on a given subject in order to demonstrate your mastery as well as giving your following something new to come back to view time after time. Oh, and don’t forget to prominently display a link back to your website!

The Public Service Announcement (PSA)

Primarily for not-for-profit organizations, a Public Service Announcement imparts information of importance to members of the community, alerting them of upcoming events or opportunities, or advising them about risks or dangers. If your organization is set up as not-for-profit you are likely entitled to ongoing free exposure on your local Public Access television station. In fact, many of these stations encourage these organizations to produce longer broadcasts that delve into the good works that these organizations were set up to provide to their communities. It’s definitely worth checking out!

Conclusion

Videos are powerful tools that can attract new customers, increase sales and foster branding and name recognition, placing your company ahead of your competition. Knowing which type of video is called for will help you make an informed decision that will allow you to achieve the results that you seek. Make sure to discuss all of these points with your local videographer before you decide on the video that’s best for your company.

For more information on creating a video for your business contact Preston Alexander at Rock Street Studios Inc.

 

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Let’s start with the #1 video marketing platform YouTube is where the majority of video marketing traffic is coming from so if you put your focus into the video you are creating for that audience you are going to start attracting the right quality type of leads.

Here are some facts to know:

YouTube is owned by the search engine Google.

YouTube is considered the number two search engine right behind Google (people want video answers!)

YouTube has it’s own sharing portal to easily share through social networking.

Overall average of time spent on watching videos is 15 minutes per day.

YouTube mobile gets over 100 million views per day!

YouTube is responsible for changing the game with small businesses, network marketing and MLM.

 

 

Now that we know the facts of why you should be focused on creating more videos here is the formula to follow before uploading your next video.

 

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1. Video SEO Optimization ~ Before uploading or pressing the record button on your smart phone or webcam you must first do your “Keyword” research. It makes

sense to keyword video titles based on the most searched keywords people are searching for online in Google. What I use and recommend for beginners is free and

available online a tool known as Google Keyword Tool.

2. Video Has Value ~ Create videos that is content rich with value. No one cares about how much or the facts of your expenses in the production of your product or

service. You want to answer your potential customer or leads questions and provide solutions to their problems. Toss in some bonus tips and strategies so you can

bring in even more value. Consistency and relevancy for video marketing is important, if you skip around and shoot videos at random then your not going to get the

results you want.

3. Video Aftermath ~ Unless you are a hollywood celebrity or singer who is uploading videos and has a enormous following your not going to get noticed. In order for

you to reach the top of Google with your YouTube Channel is to stand out from your competition doing the 3 steps and learning the fundementals of videomarketing.

Video Marketing Strategy 2013 | How To Make A Great Video

1. Plan ahead and write your script out for informational videos but if your ranting no script is needed.

2. Film your video with a white, black or nature outdoor background. Avoid crappy lighting it will come out horrible in your videos.

3. Brand your video.

4. Keep your video under 3 minutes.

5. Include the keyword in the video, in the title, and in the description but don’t have it look spammy let it flow.

6. Avoid long boring titles and headlines.

7. Use a microphone or headset but not webcam audio because it will sound choppy.

8. Give a call to action.

 

I trust this information will help your Video Marketing Strategy 2013 go to the next level.

 

See you on the next post, take care.

This blog post written by:

Rich Guzman and Anastacia Hauldridge

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VIDEO PRODUCTION

Original Blog By:   AW HALL

Video production gives your company the edge over competition.

 

Choosing the right video production company can be a difficult choice. Choosing the wrong video production company can leave your company looking unprofessional and may even damage your brand. Work only with highly qualified professional video crews that use only state of the art video equipment when producing your video project.

TESTIMONIAL VIDEO

share the spotlight with your customers. Video testimonials are a great way to deliver your message through the words of your customers. Word of mouth is the most powerful form of marketing available and video testimonials alows you to let the world know what your customers think.

PRODUCT VIDEO

photos and text based ads are effective, but imagine showcasing your product or service on screen with a professional spokesperson highlighting the features and benefits of using your product or service.

COMPANY PROFILE VIDEO

turn your ad copy into a dynamic on-screen video production and increase the impact of your company’s message to the target audience.

SPECIAL INTEREST VIDEO

Political campaigns and non-profit organzations that need to get their message across in a high impact cost effective way.

PRESS RELEASE VIDEO

press releases are an extremely effective marketing strategy and converting your press release into a video can enhance the delivery and distribution of your campaign.

COMMERCIAL VIDEO FOR WEB OR TV

television commercials and web based commercials can offer a very high ROI if done properly. A solid message along with an entertaining presentation and a clear call to action are the staples of a successful commercial.

MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCTION

Choose professional production companies or individual recording artists to produce highest quality looking music videos.

MOVIE PRODUCTION

One of our passions is working in the film industry. From low budget independent film companies to feature films, our video crews are capable of handling any size production.

When making your choice for a video production company be sure you choose experienced professionals with a clear understanding of video technology and a plan for delivering your message in an effective way.

For more information about Video Production please contact us and tell us about your project.

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TESTIMONIAL VIDEO

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5 Common Crowdfunding Video Mistakes That'll Kill Your Project

Source: 5 Common Crowdfunding Video Mistakes That'll Kill Your Project  by reelseo /5-crowdfunding-video-mistakes

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An essential part of any crowdfunding campaign is the video. According to Kickstarter, 50% of projects with a video succeed, versus 30% success for projects without a video. Videos will make, or break, your project no matter if you're funding a feature film, revolutionary toilet paper or a new iPhone accessory gizmo.  Below are 5 common mistakes for crowdfunding videos - and a few tips on how to avoid them.

1. "Let's Wing It"

Never just turn on the camera and wing it. These videos are boring, lack clarity and waste people's time.

I take a Joseph Campbell approach to great crowdfunding videos - while they have a thousand faces they all have a similar structure. No matter the creative approach from singing to slick product shots to scripted sketch - you should write out this basic structure, and never just "wing it":

About You

Your Project's Story

Rewards

Possible Scenarios

Final Call-To-Action

You should really give a crap about video structure. It works!

2.  "I'm not a video person"

Sorry, no excuses. Chances are you have an iPhone, or you know someone that does. And that's all you need!

The last thing you want is to distract your viewers with poor production value. And don't fret, you don't need a massive budget or JJ Abrams to get basic lighting, good sound and high definition. There are great online resources like Hand Held Hollywood that can recommend a few simple Apps and basic tips for shooting on your phone.

3. No Video Updates

While you typically think of "crowdfunding video" as the video on your main page, update videos can be just as critical throughout the campaign. Adding update videos helps rally support, maintain momentum and provide additional information you may have left out previously. And the more simple the better.

These are short video log updates (again, shoot them on your iPhone) about the project status. As the campaign draws to a conclusion you'll want to rally that last support to make sure you reach your goal - and an update video will do the trick.

4. Your Rewards Go On, and On, and On...

Nothing deflates the momentum of a crowdfunding video than the creator rambling off every single reward level. Sure you've spent time creating 20 amazing rewards, but this video should only feature the best ones. Keep your audience engaged and excited by highlighting the most popular and most creative rewards. Pick 5-7 from the low, medium and high ranges. Keep things exciting and let them know "there are more rewards to check out".

Take a note from FreddieW's reward section. Pick the rewards you're personally excited about. Excitement is contagious. A droning grocery list of rewards is repulsive.

5. End with a simple "Thank You"

The most common, and important element left out of videos is the final call-to-action. Many crowdfunding videos just end with a "Thank You for checking this out". But what do you want your audience to DO?

You want viewers to back your project. And share the video with their friends and followers. So tell them to! The end of the video is your last chance and last impression. Always end the video with clear, immediate and urgent next steps for your viewer.

Want proof that it works? Watch commercials.

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