Post by webmst007 on Sept 4, 2024 18:39:33 GMT -5
Hi Keith
I thought this would be a better spot for expanding the conversation regarding possible future videos Emotiva could produce.
Virtual Tour
I see you just announced a series of Emotiva factory and facilities tours. Why not produce a virtual tour video series with members of staff discussing their areas in some depth in each 10-15 minutes piece. So not just a simple " here is the lab and here is the offices" a real in depth look into how each department ticks with the people who work there talking about their area.
The more people can see of your organisation, the more they can identify with what you do and represent, and the more brand loyalty can be created.
Product videos
In depth videos dealing with products - most importantly - series comparisons - how the new speakers compare when tested side by side.
How the new pre amps sound ;
Demonstrate speakers in place in home theatre setups.
Compare amps through various speaker combinations ;
There are so many options and possibilities here.
Get your products seen on you tube with your own material. don't just wait for youtubers to give their views.
Get ahead of the YouTube reviewer community with your own material.
Many many of us will never get to see your products in shows or demonstrations. So consider how you can display your array of equipment to those worldwide.
For context, when Emotiva considers the costs and man power required to produce a video series, the argument should account for the huge YouTube video reviewer influence on purchasing decisions is growing.
Influencers viewer and subscription numbers are only growing.
So why soley rely on these independent review videos to influence the online community purchasing decisions?
Create Emotiva video demonstrations that support your products and company.
I thought this would be a better spot for expanding the conversation regarding possible future videos Emotiva could produce.
Virtual Tour
I see you just announced a series of Emotiva factory and facilities tours. Why not produce a virtual tour video series with members of staff discussing their areas in some depth in each 10-15 minutes piece. So not just a simple " here is the lab and here is the offices" a real in depth look into how each department ticks with the people who work there talking about their area.
The more people can see of your organisation, the more they can identify with what you do and represent, and the more brand loyalty can be created.
Product videos
In depth videos dealing with products - most importantly - series comparisons - how the new speakers compare when tested side by side.
How the new pre amps sound ;
Demonstrate speakers in place in home theatre setups.
Compare amps through various speaker combinations ;
There are so many options and possibilities here.
Get your products seen on you tube with your own material. don't just wait for youtubers to give their views.
Get ahead of the YouTube reviewer community with your own material.
Many many of us will never get to see your products in shows or demonstrations. So consider how you can display your array of equipment to those worldwide.
For context, when Emotiva considers the costs and man power required to produce a video series, the argument should account for the huge YouTube video reviewer influence on purchasing decisions is growing.
Influencers viewer and subscription numbers are only growing.
So why soley rely on these independent review videos to influence the online community purchasing decisions?
Create Emotiva video demonstrations that support your products and company.
