Video content marketing that guides your leads down the funnel. Let us show you how.

Webinar videos

If you run webinars, record them and break them down into easily digestible chunks so people can quickly find what they’re looking for.

Video interviews

Call in the influencers. Film talks with your CEO or other people leading the way in your industry. This kind of content is eminently shareable and means you can spread your message further using leaders’ social networks.

Fun videos

Last but by no means least. People buy from people, so give audiences a snapshot of what life’s like at your company. Show them why you do what you do and give them something to connect with.

At this stage, we like to optimise content with video calls to action. Persuade your viewers to linger a little longer by inviting them to watch another video or download a white paper. Or, if you want to coax them further down the funnel, point them to your website.

Mid funnel videos: in-depth content

By now, your viewers have made it to your website and they’re interested in what you’ve got to offer. 

At this stage people are working out whether you’re right for them. This calls for helpful in-depth or long-form content.

Product demonstrations videos

These are fabulous for showing off features and benefits. Don’t make them too long – 30 to 90 seconds is ideal. And don’t get into too much detail. Just focus on the high-level stuff – what the product or service does and why it’s so useful.

Client testimonials videos

Prospective customers love listening to existing ones – just think about the huge rise of review sites like Trip Advisor. Save them the research and give them exactly what they want with a video testimonial.

Case studies videos

Videos showing how your product or service fits with those your customers are already using them.

This is also the stage of the journey where you can start sending more personalised, targeted content. You know what they’ve viewed, so you can send content you know they’ll find useful. We recommend sending out a personalised video in an email, and then offering to set up a call or meeting. 

Bottom of funnel videos: persuading to act

Ready for the final push? Video content is brilliant at converting hot leads into fully fledged customers. And it doesn’t stop there. Post purchase, it’s all about maintaining the relationship and reassuring them that they’ve made an excellent choice. 

Lead nurturing videos

This means creating videos tied to a specific marketing campaign and releasing them at just the right time to nurture warm leads. Maybe you’re going to an event, and your target lead will be there too? Create a video to encourage them to come and say hello.

FAQ videos

If you’ve already made a great question-and-answer video, this might be a good opportunity to reuse it. If you’ve met or spoken to your potential customer, follow up with a link to the video. And, of course, invite them to get in touch for anything that’s not covered. 

Customer check-ins

Keep the contact going. If they’ve been using your product for a couple of weeks, check in to find out how it’s going.

Instructional videos

Are your new customers getting the best of your product or service? The first few weeks may bring up further questions, so we often recommend videos covering common issues and introducing your support staff. You want customers to know there’s an ongoing relationship there.

At this crucial stage the call to action is everything – use it to encourage sales, trials and meetings.