15sec VIDEO EXAMPLE. Created with still photos and stock music. Visual effects (VFX) used to animate products. The design intent is to inspire viewer attention with elegant imagery and minimal text.… Read the rest
YouTube vs TV: Business Promotion with Gordon Ramsay
For some business owners, particularly those who may be new to video, there’s a certain formality they may ascribe to the medium, even though YouTube is famous as an informal media — as well as everything else. That’s not to suggest that informality is, or is not, the best way to present your brand … Read the rest
Dyper
15sec VIDEO EXAMPLE: Web and social media promo video. Features live actors, motion graphics and visual effects (VFX). High-key imagery intended to convey key messages without audio narration.… Read the rest
Lead Generation and Sales Conversion Statistics
Lead generation, as part of the marketing and sales process, boils down to connecting buyers with sellers. The overall process can be very short, such as when a consumer lands on a web page and determines that they will make a purchase right then and there. (For example, buying a book or a DVD).… Read the rest
“Offer Service” (For Free?)
The concept of giving away something valuable for free, to gain business attention, has been ongoing grist for argument, within i
Black Hat SEO Examples
These days, Black Hat SEO can have the effect of pushing your content into a black hole of the internet, effectively making it non-existent.
“Black Hat” search engine optimization (SEO) is a term used to refer to techniques, or companies, that use tactics to deceive search engines in order to push search rankings … Read the rest
AFABW Int
How to Test Your Business Idea – The Right Way
Or, How a Small Team Built at Business from 0 to Over $100 Million in 3 Years
OK, so you believe you’ve got a good idea for a product or service. But will it sell? And if so, can you sell it at a profit?
Would it be helpful to know the answers before you … Read the rest
Should You Create an Infomercial for Your Product?
After 1984, when the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) eliminated regulations to govern the commercial content of television, infomercials began to proliferate the late-night airwaves because they were cheap to broadcast and proved to be a highly profitable media, selling anything that could be easily shipped.
In fact, infomercials became so profitable that more and more … Read the rest
A TV Commercial on the Super Bowl for only $10,000?
Although this is an unusual example for getting a commercial viewed during the Super Bowl, it’s a routine example for running a local TV commercial on most other national or regional programs that are not the Super Bowl. Here’s how Slippery Rock University, which is just north of Pittsburgh, PA., got their TV commercial viewed … Read the rest