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This type of video is used to tell your story to prospects in order to establish credibility and boost interest. Your story might include history, an overview of leadership, your mission/vision, what you make and how you make it, important company milestones, interviews and much more.
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A highlight reel is essentially a resumé – or “movie trailer” – for your business. This type of video can be used to share what you do best, demonstrate the breadth of your products/services, celebrate accomplishments, share company milestones and more.
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A company case study can be made more interesting and compelling when presented as a short video. These videos often include the customer’s testimonial, animated statistics/metrics, and footage of the product and results featured in the case study.
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A video highlighting the thoughts and perspective of existing customers is a powerful way to convince prospects to partner with you. A customer’s perspective is very influential, since it’s a person talking about their experiences to their peers.
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Explainer videos take something complex and break it down into something simple and easy to grasp, either using video footage or animation, or both. The video can be used to explain how something functions (such as the gears in a motor) or to explain a concept or idea.
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Often customers and prospects have questions about how to do something with your product, such as “How do I retrofit a new valve onto my XYZ pump?” This type of video gives the answer and does it in a way that’s easier to understand than words alone.
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This type of video is used to capture the steps or activities involved in an extended project or event; most often it’s used to show the progress of large construction projects. It can also be used to capture the energy of a high-traffic event like a trade show and later be leveraged to promote an upcoming event.
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Seeing the before and after of product use makes a powerful “see the results for yourself” video. This can be done by using side-by-side comparison photography or footage, animated infographics showing data and results, or interviews that document results. Similarly, a company case study can be made more interesting and compelling when presented as a short video.
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Onboarding videos help HR teams consistently and effectively train their people on processes and protocols, benefits information, role definitions and expectations, org charts, safety measures and more. Watching a training results in better understanding and adoption.
The list above is just a fraction of the potential types of sales and marketing videos you could create to attract, engage, and delight your audiences — from strangers all the way to existing customers and even internal customers.
Click the button below to access the full list 33 Types of Marketing & Sales Videos. It includes descriptions, examples, and an estimated production investment for each.
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