There is no doubt that video is a powerful marketing tool, able to disseminate information about a company or brand, and provide convincing ‘stories’ for the promotion of products and services. The popularity of video content is undeniable with social network sites hosting videos receiving unprecedented traffic levels, as well as those businesses who have used interactive motion graphics in their video content receiving much more interest in the their products and services; as well as increasing their conversion rate of potential to actual customers through their websites by providing informative, persuasive and entertaining content.
There are many unique components of the visual presentation, including visual, audio, motion and emotion which can be utilised to create a compelling and entertaining conveyance of the business and its offerings. However, these are not cheap to design and deliver; for a production team, this could take many hours and total an amount which is simply unaffordable for many businesses. Furthermore, the market is moving at an increasing rate in modern society, with trends in the market and changes in consumer behaviour being capitalised upon by those proactive organisations who respond quickly to these trends.
This is traditionally another issue with the visual presentation process, as it can take a considerable amount of time to design the brief, operationalise the production team and complete the final video; by the time this is completed, the opportunity may have been missed.