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  4. Analytics in Social media
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Lesson 5, Topic 4
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04.02.2022
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Video has totally dominated social media. According to recent studies, social platforms account for four of the top six channels on which worldwide consumers view video. 

What is the significance of this? You’re probably losing your clients if you’re not making videos. But don’t be concerned. For most videos, the more straightforward and simple the content appears, the more authentic the content appears, and that’s what your audience cares about.

Although video marketing tactics aren’t new, you shouldn’t make a digital marketing video without first conducting research and developing a strategy. Your budget, schedules, production procedures, conversion metrics, and other factors will all be guided by your video marketing plan. Getting this down on paper and completed should be the first step in your video production process. 

Here’s a quick rundown on how to create a video marketing strategy: 

  • Begin with your video objectives. 
  • Determine who you want to reach. 
  • Decide what kind of tale you want to convey. 
  • Keep your creative needs in check. 
  • Keep to your schedule. 
  • Maintain a budget that is reasonable.

Before you start recording, you must first decide what kind of video you want to make. Check out this list to learn more about your choices:

  1. Demonstrations. Demo videos illustrate how your product works, whether it’s by giving viewers a tour of your software and how to use it, or by unpacking and testing a real device. 
  2. Videos for your brand. Typically, brand films are produced as part of a wider advertising campaign to highlight the company’s high-level vision, goal, or goods and services. The purpose of brand videos is to increase brand recognition while also enticing and attracting your target audience. 
  3. Videos from the event. Is your company organizing a conference, a round table discussion, a fundraiser, or something else? Make a highlight clip or make available interviews and presentations from the event.
  4. Interviews with experts. Interviewing internal experts or industry thought leaders is a wonderful method to establish trust and authority with your target audience. Find industry influencers — whether they support your point of view or not — and bring these conversations in front of your target audience.
  5. Educational videos. Instructional films may be used to educate your audience something new or to help them get the core information they’ll need to better understand your company and its products. Your sales and service personnel can also utilize these films when dealing with consumers.

What, on the other hand, makes a fantastic video? What keeps viewers interested? Is it a compelling story? Maybe it’s all about getting in front of the right people at the right moment. 

Here are seven tips for developing effective video content. These pointers will assist you in planning and producing your own video material:

  1. Concentrate on storytelling rather than sales. If you want your video to be seen, it must provide some sort of benefit to the audience. Videos that are just focused on promoting a company or driving sales will almost certainly be overlooked. 
  2. Make the most of the initial few seconds. You need to make it clear what your film is about in the first few seconds and give the audience confidence that what they’re going to watch is worth their time. 
  3. Use Facebook to target relevant consumers. Sharing highly-targeted pieces is an excellent approach to ensure that your content appeals to everyone in your audience. With Facebook’s organic reach on the wane, this function might be a big help in making sure you’re constantly reaching the right individuals.
  4. Tell your story both with and without the use of sound. When it comes to video, marketers should consider how they may tell a captivating narrative without using audio. You may undoubtedly increase the efficacy of your content if consumers can pick up a tale without the requirement for sound. 
  5. Include call-to-actions (CTAs). Make sure to include calls to action in your videos as you’re making them (CTA). 
  6. Make your website search engine friendly. If you don’t optimize your video content for search, you can be missing out on a lot of traffic. Use keywords in your title and add a description to your video to optimize it.

Collaborate with other influencers and brands. It might seem more real and trustworthy when a trusted influencer promotes a product rather than a business telling you how fantastic its own product or service is.