Nowadays, using video to improve your brand’s marketing is essential.
So what kind of video fits your business best?
The fact of the matter is, every brand needs to use videos for their marketing strategy. To give you an idea, YouTube receives billions of views every day, while half a billion users on Facebook watch videos. This means that more and more consumers are being drawn towards video content as this trend continues to become popular.
Not every business can keep up with the congestion of new videos. Without a strategy to guide your business, you might end up struggling to reach your audience and generate sales.
A video strategy is a plan of action.
It will help your brand develop and distribute a video that will engage viewers, attract customers, and create a theme for your business that sticks with people long after watching your video.
Who is the Target Audience?
Here are some questions that can help you whittle down your audience:
- Are you targeting males, females, or another specific gender identity?
- What are their occupations?
- What issues do they have that will be solved by our product?
- What’s their age?
- Do they live in a specific place?
- Do they have a specific legal status?
Attract
Engage
Nurture
Delight
What Core Message Do You Want To Put Out There?
Here are some questions to get you started:
- What is your brand selling?
- How is it better than your competition?
- What problem does your service or product solve?
- What single word can accurately describe your whole message?
- Sock company features different lines of socks made for everyone while specializing in long-wear and durability.
- Our company offers a 12-year guarantee and an assurance that our socks last thrice as long as our competitors.
- Our product is built for people who lead active lifestyles and would benefit from durable socks that don’t wear down as easily and keep its quality and shape for a long time.
- Durable
How Do You Disseminate Your Videos Online?
Consider every method of distribution from your brand’s website or email list, ads, press releases, and republished content. The place where you post your videos holds a large influence on the tone and length of your content. For example, reaching an Instagram-based audience needs a more fun-centered and aesthetically pleasing content that should only last a few seconds. The email format gives room for technical reviews, Q&As, demonstrations, and more.
The Aftermath: Measuring Your Success (Or Failure)
Set your goals by using Key Performance Indicators (or KPIs). These values provide a numerical measurement that you can obtain from analytic or video hosting platforms. They give you a clearer idea on the interest of your audience, and the odds of them converting.
- Impressions
- Views
- View-Through Type Rate
- Unique Users
- Watch Time (Drop-Off Type Rate)
- Comments
- Shares
- Likes And Dislikes
- Sign-Ups
- Clicks
Try to track all relevant KPIs so you can compare the success of your video with past or future projects. This way, you can directly tie the rise of sales with the release of your video.
We recommend that you enroll in the services of CRM software and advanced tracking systems so you can learn from your published videos and make the next ones better.

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