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Five Tips for Getting More Leads Through Video Marketing One of the most effective forms of content for generating leads is video. Its highly engaging nature makes it easier to connect with a variety of people, make a strong impression, and communicate the value you and your business can offer, in addition to its capacity to attract new viewers to your audience. As more people engage with the internet on a regular basis, the prominence of video content has altered its shape. It is the format that most users use to get answers to questions, find information, and have fun. Video, on the other hand, needs to be done well in order to generate leads. A video's quality often determines whether or not a viewer will click on it or stay engaged for any length of time. For success in lead generation, here are five of my tried-and-true suggestions: Start with content of high value. Nobody wants to watch a video that is pointless or boring. The creation of highly valuable content that your audience will want to watch is the most crucial step in the video marketing process. So, what kind of valuable content is there? The majority of businesses use instructional videos in your field. Better still if you can make that education entertaining! These could be instructional videos that teach viewers how to do something in the form of a tutorial, answer frequently asked questions about your industry, or educate or inspire your audience. The most crucial thing to keep in mind is to avoid being overly promotional in your videos. Your viewers will lose faith in you if they believe you are just trying to sell them something. Instead, give them the impression that they have received something useful for free. Their level of trust will rise as a result, and they will be more likely to take the actions you want them to take, such as calling your business, viewing more of your videos, and visiting your website. Don't be afraid to use a lot of information when creating high-value content. It will make you stand out as someone they want to do business with if you provide your audience with as much value as possible. Keep in mind the ability of a story to captivate your audience. There is nothing more effective than that to get their attention. Using examples or case studies to illustrate your points is a great way to incorporate a story. Last but not least, conclude your videos with a call to action. Make it simple for viewers to get in touch with you by providing either a clickable link that takes them to the desired action or a straightforward URL that they can easily remember. Learn how to present well. How you present your video makes a big difference in drawing in your audience, and the standards of presentation have grown significantly over the last decade. This does not necessitate a fancy video presentation. Simply ensure that it is comparable to that of the majority of other video creators. In practice, this means editing the video for clarity and conciseness, making sure the audio is clear, making sure the video quality and lighting are good, having a decent background, finding decent actors, and so on. Keep in mind how important the introduction is! Your video must begin with something interesting. Video is a competitive medium, let's face it. If it fails to pique their interest, many people click away immediately. Learn how to master your introduction and immediately demonstrate the value of the information you will provide. This can be accomplished in part by using titles and thumbnails. Depending on the platform, the thumbnails—or the first few seconds of your video—are the first thing viewers see, and this is often where they decide whether or not to watch the video. Therefore, it is worthwhile to put in the time and effort to make them interesting and professional. Select the appropriate platforms. How do you choose where to post your videos when there are so many platforms available? Start by watching YouTube. It's a great way to get in touch with people looking for information. YouTube integrates with Google search results, making it the second most popular search engine on the internet. Paid advertising is yet another excellent application for video. Because it is simpler to pique a user's interest than text- or image-based paid-per-click advertisements, video may have an advantage. Additionally, it's a great way to showcase products! Last but not least, live video on Facebook and the possibility of hosting webinars should not be overlooked. Video content of this kind can get a lot of attention and generate a lot of leads. Include video in blog entries. One of my favorite strategies is to embed related videos on blog posts and webpages because they can increase SEO and make blog posts more engaging. To make the most of the traffic to your website and attract even more viewers, you can also create specific videos for your most popular pages. Video can greatly enhance your website. Share audiences and collaborate with other experts. Collaboration with other experts in your field is a great way to expand your reach as your video audience grows. Ideally, these are people whose expertise is slightly different from yours, so you can fill in the gaps and provide each other's audiences with relevant but novel content. You get to share audiences when you collaborate—each expert brings a group of people who will view your shared content and be introduced to the other expert. If you work with someone who has a larger audience than you do, this can be especially helpful. Video is a useful component of a digital marketing strategy and an excellent lead generation tool. The best part is that it does not have to be scary! 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Corporate Videography FAQs

Answers for companies looking for event videography, corporate branding videos, convention coverage, and more.

What videography services do you provide?
Best Made Videos® is a full-service video production company focusing on live events, conferences, corporate branding videos, small business marketing videos, weddings, and more.
What is your experience with corporate events specifically?
Reid Johnson, owner of Best Made Videos®, has been a corporate videographer for over 18 years and has filmed for companies such as Amazon and Microsoft, plus a wide range of organizations and conferences.
Can I see a full-length sample of a similar video?
Yes. Corporate work is organized by video type so you can quickly find relevant examples, including conference videography, corporate video production, live event videography, real estate videography, small business promo videos, and livestreaming services.
What types of conferences do you film?
Best Made Videos® provides full-service coverage for conferences, conventions, and summits—from single-day meetings to multi-day gatherings. Coverage can include keynotes, panels, breakout sessions, sponsor activations, and the “pulse” of the event: attendee engagement, networking, and real reactions—while coordinating smoothly with planners and AV teams.
Do you offer corporate or conference photography services?
Best Made Videos® focuses on videography and can recommend or partner with highly rated corporate and conference photographers in Seattle when needed.
Where is Best Made Videos® located?
Best Made Videos® is based in West Seattle, Washington.
Do you offer destination videography services?
Yes. Best Made Videos® is available for destination and travel videography anywhere in the world.
Why should I choose Best Made Videos® over another corporate videographer?
Corporate projects often require speed, reliability, and brand-safe storytelling. Best Made Videos® emphasizes fast turnaround when timelines are tight, professional interview and storytelling experience, reliable event execution, transparent pricing, and strong technical capability for complex productions (including multi-camera and live-stream logistics when needed).
Will you be the lead shooter, or will you send an associate team?
Reid Johnson will be the lead videographer on-site, alongside any contracted associate videography team members if your event requires additional coverage.
What moments or events do you capture during a conference or trade show?
Coverage typically includes main stage/keynotes, panels, and breakout sessions, plus attendee engagement and reactions, networking and “in-between” moments, branded B-roll (signage, venue scale, details), and optional on-the-spot testimonials or soundbites for future marketing.
What do you and your team wear?
Typically black slacks and a black shirt (or venue-required attire) to blend in professionally and stay unobtrusive.
Are you fully insured?
Yes. A Certificate of Insurance (COI) can be provided upon request.
Will you perform a site walkthrough or tech rehearsal?
A pre-event walkthrough or tech rehearsal can be requested on a case-by-case basis. Depending on timing and distance, a fee may apply.
How do you handle audio?
Depending on the event, audio can be captured using dedicated microphones and recorders, or by working alongside your AV team to record clean feeds with redundancy.
Do you record to dual card slots?
Yes. Cameras record dual-slot for redundancy, and footage is backed up in multiple locations after your event.
Do you provide 4K exports?
Yes. Deliverables can be exported in the resolution and file type you need, including 4K when requested.
Do you offer same-day or next-day social media edits?
Yes. For conferences and trade shows, overnight recap highlight edits can be provided when requested.
Do you provide closed captioning or accessibility options?
Yes. Closed captions can be provided, including burned-in (permanent) captions on exported video files.
What is your revision policy?
Corporate video projects include two rounds of feedback and edits.
What is the turnaround time for the final master film?
Most corporate edits are delivered in about two weeks unless otherwise specified (and faster timelines are available for certain event recap needs).
Who owns the final product?
You own the final deliverables. Best Made Videos® generally retains the right to display work for portfolio/marketing purposes unless otherwise agreed.
What is your data backup and archiving workflow?
Footage is protected with a multi-step data preservation process using redundant backups (such as local and cloud storage, and additional archival methods as needed).
How do you handle talent releases for attendees?
If needed, Best Made Videos® can provide recommended signage and/or release forms to support attendee filming at your event.