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Video Marketing For Business 5 Tips On How To Grow Your Business With Video - #053

Video Marketing For Business 5 Tips On How To Grow Your Business With Video - #053

Modern Marketing Podcast · Adam Erhart

June 27, 201710m 0s

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Show Notes

Over half of marketing professionals cite video as the form of content with the highest return on investment (ROI). With a stat like that, one can't help but scratch their head at business owners and entrepreneurs reluctant to include video in their marketing strategies.

Episode #39 discussed keys to an effective video content marketing strategy, gave tips on how to create a video ad, and provided a free video ad template.

In this episode, Adam discusses essential elements to include in your video marketing — from content creation to syndication — and how to effectively use video marketing to grow your business.

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Episode Discussions:
  • How to get more mileage out of your video so you can be sure you're not wasting your initial investment
  • How the customer journey should shape your video's content and which type of video will maximize your efforts
  • One of the fastest ways to tank your video's effectiveness and results
  • Tips and tools for different comfort levels, including the camera shy
  • Screen recording and presentation software recommendations
  • Different video styles and formats that require no face-to-camera interaction
  • How and why to strategically invest in video marketing
  • Ways to leverage your video content
  • Why every video should include a call to action
  • Where to get more video tips and score a free video ad template

3:37

#1. Style

(Format and style of the video itself)

There's a form/style of video for every comfort level.

  • Tips and tools for the camera shy:
    • Create a PowerPoint or Keynote presentation, get screen recording software, talk over the slides or hire voice actor or willing employee.
    • Screen recording software - Camtasia, Screenflow
    • Presentation software - PowerPoint, Keynote
  • Other options that require no face-to-camera interaction:
    • Professionally recorded videos using staff
    • Hire professional actors if budget allows
    • Animated videos
    • Talk over plain text

5:18

#2. Invest
  • Invest in video marketing strategically
  • Track your numbers
  • Treat it as a valuable marketing asset

"Time and budget dedicated to strategic video content is statistically money very well-spent."

6:08

#3. The customer journey
  • Content should be based on your audience and where they are on the customer journey.
  • Think about where the customer is in relation to the buying cycle and your business. If they're…
    • New to you and your business - Create an educational video
    • Aware of the problem, sorting out options - Create an explainer video
    • In final buying stage, ready to do business - Create a demo or testimonial video

7:40

#4. Share
  • Leverage or syndicate video across a number of different channels.
    • YouTube, Facebook (upload video file natively), embed on your website

"The greater the distribution, the more people you'll reach and more potential customers you stand to attract."

8:10

#5. Call to action (CTA)
  • Every video should have a goal
  • Always include a relevant call to action
  • Leaving viewers with an action to take gets you more bang for your buck.
  • Neglecting a CTA is one of the fastest ways to tank your video's effectiveness and results.

9:02

  • 52% of marketing professionals cite video as the form of content with the highest return on investment.

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