Creating a corporate video can be a great way to convey a message to your audience (customers - existing and new), about your brand, products, services and that you are.
The checklist however did nothing to rank the importance of each step in the process. When it came time to book sellers and the venue we were surprised.
The second consideration when trying to increase internet traffic to your website is to build a steady network of links and links to and (more importantly) from; other authority sites in your area and other areas of interest related to your site.
Speak with your viewer/audience - Your video production is not about you it's about your viewer. Framework and each question of the video should have this in mind and be relative to your target audience.
Find a very viewed video that's linked to your production. Post your movie with the exact tags, as a"video response" to that video. This helps because answers are shown to audiences that watch the video that is successful.
3)Timing is everything. Restrict your company website video. Anything more will bore the college coach. Bear in mind, you will need to catch his attention in a period of time as possible. Would you want to see a boring commercial for at least 5 minutes? Probably not. As interesting and action packed as possible try to make the movie.
The best way to avoid problems of this nature would be to hook their website up the camera during filming, and watch the track. This way, if the camera has transferred from its position, you'll know. This isn't possible when shooting on location, nor does it give a decent impression of what is really being filmed. I often find that when my video is digitized by me, there is a lot more headroom than I found in the television's screen. Keep these factors in mind and try to keep a margin for error.
Getting out your name on these high profile websites, setting up - or joining - interest groups, linking with others in more your field. They all will pay a dividend in the long run.