73% of consumers make a purchase after watching. A comprehensive guide on how to start and maintain "B2C video marketing" that appeals to emotions and moves the heart.
In the modern B2C market, the most effective means to move consumers' hearts and make them think "I want to buy" is video. With an overwhelming amount of information said to be about 5,000 times that of text, video conveys the appeal of products instantly and fosters trust in the brand. However, there are not a few cases of failure, such as "even if we make a video, it doesn't get viewed" or "it costs too much and yields no results." This guidebook condenses the know-how to avoid such failures and ensure tangible results. It dispels the image that "video is expensive and difficult" and introduces specific steps to start small and grow big. The content is practical and can be immediately applied to promotional activities starting tomorrow, such as improving conversion rates on e-commerce sites, spreading on social media, and acquiring repeat customers after purchase. This is an essential resource for all B2C businesses that want to create emotional connections with customers and maximize sales.
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1. The Importance of B2C Video Marketing - Changes in Consumer Behavior and Latest Data (Pre-purchase Viewing Rate 73%) 2. Benefits of Utilizing Video - Creating Emotional Connections and Efficient Information Delivery 3. Utilization Scenarios by Purchase Funnel - Each Stage: Awareness, Comparison & Consideration, Purchase, Post-Purchase 4. Guide to Utilizing Social Media Platforms - Characteristics and Differentiation of Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube 5. Common Mistakes and Tips for Success - Clarifying Objectives, Balancing Quality and Approachability 6. How to Start Video Production - Building a Sustainable System and Implementing PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act)
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- E-commerce and online shopping sites: Improving CVR by adding videos to product detail pages and showcasing usage experiences. - Social media marketing: Expanding recognition through Reels and TikTok, fostering brand loyalty. - Retail and service industries: Conveying staff sentiments and store atmosphere to create motivation for visiting. - After-sales support: Enhancing customer satisfaction and reducing inquiries through how-to videos. - Advertising operations: New creative ideas when response to static image ads slows down. 【Expected Effects】 - Increased website stay duration. - Improvement in ad click-through rate (CTR) and conversion rate (CVR). - Enhanced brand recognition and differentiation from competitors. - Increased reliability through the promotion of UGC (user-generated content videos).
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Our company is celebrating its 106th anniversary this year, specializing in video production, graphic design, and exhibitions, and we engage in production, construction, and operational services. We focus on video production from the planning proposal stage, primarily for product introductions, company introductions, exhibition videos, and showroom videos, and we excel at conveying the strengths of products for BtoB companies. "We create videos that clearly communicate complex structures and difficult-to-understand systems." "We study our clients' products to propose expressions and content." We will propose and deliver impactful videos using filming, animation production, and 3DCG production. We explain the benefits of in-house video production for companies using visual materials in an easy-to-understand manner. In today's rapidly aging society with a declining birthrate, we can contribute to addressing the urgent issue of technology transfer in the manufacturing industry. Please feel free to contact us.
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