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If a Picture is Worth 1,000 Words, What’s the Value of a Video in Marketing?

If a Picture is Worth 1,000 Words, What’s the Value of a Video in Marketing? | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Use and apply videos to improve your existing marketing campaigns to build a conversation with your customers


Websites and marketing campaigns often rely on text and graphics; however, relying on too much of any one ingredient is a recipe for disaster. While graphics convey information succinctly, and text explains and elaborates, adding video to the mix is a way to reach customers who absorb information visually and tune out when they see too much text.


According to Insivia, on average, viewers retain 95 percent of information if they watch it it, but only 10 percent of the when they read it.


If a customer doesn’t hear or understand your message, your chances of converting them are slim. For many companies, conversion rates increased after adding videos to their campaigns. PowToon found start-ups and small businesses that used videos saw a conversion rate increase an average of 40 percent. Additionally, start-ups saw email sign-ups increase 67 percent....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Video has big marketing value and this post sheds more light on why.

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4 out of 5 Marketers Report Video Content has Positive Impact on Business - Corporate Eye

4 out of 5 Marketers Report Video Content has Positive Impact on Business - Corporate Eye | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The 2013 Online Video Marketing Survey and Business Video Trends Report has been released by ReelSEO, the Web Marketing Council, and Flimp Media, and of the 600 marketers surveyed as part of the study, 93% of those marketers are using brand video content (up from 81% in 2012) with 82% reporting that video content has a positive effect on their businesses.


The most popular use of video content for marketers in 2013 is for website marketing (84%) followed by search marketing (80%) and email marketing (60%). Only 10% of survey respondents claimed that video had little effect on marketing return on investment, yet just 71% of marketers plan to increase their online video marketing budgets while 1% plan to cut their video marketing budgets this year...

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Brand marketers plan to increase investments in video content marketing citing positive ROI as biggest benefit.

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Why Video Sells: Invodo Video Statistics

View the latest online and e-commerce video statistics from eMarketer, Internet Retailer, Comscore and more.


...Professionally produced video optimized for eCommerce outperforms user-generated video (UGC video) by 30%, delivering a 24.7% lift as compared with an 18.7% lift for the UGC video.


COMSCORE, 2012

Retail site visitors who view video stay two minutes longer on average and are 64% more likely to purchase than other site visitors.


COMSCORE, 2010

96% of online shoppers watch online video....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

There's lots more powerful evidence and stats on the effectiveness of video in marketing and especially online marketing.

Wendy Eagleson's curator insight, January 26, 2014 12:39 PM

Stats don't lie. Be-visual or be-hind?

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Why Video Has Become a Must for Social Media Marketers | Mobile Marketing Watch

Why Video Has Become a Must for Social Media Marketers | Mobile Marketing Watch | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Mobile marketers and advertisers around the world are unleashing the power of video in their social media efforts and related campaigns.


And they’re doing so aggressively.


All told, the latest industry data reveals that 93% of marketers have now used some form of video. And that usage is growing more prevalent in social media marketing.“Digital video viewing is mainstream, and eMarketer estimates that 182.5 million people in the US, or 75% of all internet users, will view digital videos this year, and video advertising spending will increase by more than 40% in 2013 as well,” eMarketer reported Wednesday. Video viewership and social sharing are “closely intertwined,” the report explains...

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Video is proving to be a powerful social marketing strategy.

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