For many companies, a single explainer video makes up the extent of their “video marketing strategy”. But like any successful marketing tactic, video should be part of a larger roadmap. Certainly time and money are contributing factors when it comes to ramping up the video production schedule, but don’t let that hold you back.
At Demo Duck, we work with some of the best talent around the world and we want to give readers a glimpse into who they are and share some of their knowledge and insights about creating great video.
As a marketer, you spend hours upon hours perfecting your blog, creating the perfect ad, and planning the world’s most amazing explainer videos. You pour your heart and soul into everything that you create. You’re thrilled out of your mind to click “publish,” but here’s what happens: radio silence.
Humor in videos should be used responsibly. If you want your video to make people laugh, don’t “just add humor” as an afterthought. Here are 8 ways you can plan to use humor in your next video.
The number one question we hear is “How much does an explainer video cost?” As with most things you buy, the amount you pay depends on a wide variety of factors. In this video blog we’ll give you the low down on what goes into Demo Duck pricing.
2013 was a breakout year for explainer videos, and we selected 10 videos from the thousands we watched in 2013 that stood out above the rest. Some live action explainer videos, some animation, but a whole lot of greatness.
An effective explainer video should be short. But how short? Well, according to us at Demo Duck, 60 seconds is the sweet spot – the perfect crossover of content and viewer attention spans for online video.
Your marketing videos have the potential to be so much more than a simple sales pitch. Here are 5 inspiring videos that will warm your soul.
Get behind the scenes of the making of the ClubWPT commercial shoot in this video blog produced by Moriah Dowd.
In addition to explaining the various stages of your company conversation, we’ll show you how video can be your secret weapon for messaging success.