If you’re like every other event planner on the planet, you’ve had to cancel or postpone an event because of the coronavirus. After saying your share of WTFs and considering all the other things to worry about, you might wonder if the time and effort you put into planning your event will go to waste.
It doesn’t have to.
The first in our two-part series covered why you can’t afford to leave professional video out of your social marketing plan. This week we’re providing an A-Z guide with tips to get the most impact and engagement with your videos on social media – and elsewhere.
First you invested in a professionally produced video as part of your marketing or event strategy. Next you showed it to an appreciative audience, then posted it on your company website. Maybe even on YouTube.
Remember the old-school days of social media? You couldn’t wait to check your feeds for quaint texts, static images, and the same over-used GIFs.
As for production value, sometimes DIY videos are fine. There are plenty of posts out there to tell you how to create them with limited resources.
But we’re talking about the other times, when the importance of your message or the audience you want to reach warrants the investment in a professionally produced video. One you can share on your social channels as well as on your website, at customer events, tradeshows, or as part of executive keynotes.
