There are the 5 types of video for inbound marketing that every business needs to grow. Whether you’re B2B, or B2C these videos attract leads and convert them into customers.
Source: 5 Videos that Attract, Engage & Convert Leads to Customers
Are you finding it hard to understand all the video formats like the aspect ratio & resolution? What height and width is needed of your video or the amount of pixels required for a great looking image? It’s not surprising there seem to be so many. You are probably asking what the most common aspect…
As every good filmmaker knows, good lighting and colour balance is paramount if you don’t want to spend many hours in post production fixing exposure and colour issues. A must have tool for video colour workflow is this new ColorChecker Video from X-Rite. For a while now we have found its the ideal reference tool for helping the get…
See whats in store for 2013….Six Email Marketing Predictions For 2013 1. Marketers will get serious about creating mobile-friendly emails. On Dec. 25 alone, 17.4 million new smartphones and tablets were activated, according to Flurry Analytics. The shift to mobile reading of emails is now unequivocally too big to ignore. While I’ve seen a number…
Watching your football team win a challenging match or your child’s face as they open the gift they always wanted. Emotions are powerful motivators, “buying on how we feel” or you could say we buy feelings. Feelings come from what we see and hear, so adding a unique audio sound or jingle to your video…
Pre-Production and Video costs discussed As mentioned in the FAQ’s there are three important factors to consider. 1. The Time – The more time that is spent in pre-production planning, scripting, location scouting, shooting, special effects and editing the better the final product will be. Having more people to the production team will increases the total…
Many were asking this question back in 2018. Wow how video has grown and grown. Look at this throwback of Patrick Powers interview. Develop your online screen presents by starting your own tv channel. Patrick M. Powers – The Marketing MakeOver Guy