We’ve all been there – your prospect is warmed up, and a potential purchase is imminent. This is where video comes in. For a successful sale, it’s important that prospects truly understand your solution and its benefits. At the end of the sales cycle, explainer videos are an effective way to achieve this goal. They cut through the jargon and make complex issues easy to understand. As a result, your prospects are better informed and more likely to purchase.
But what do you have to consider when explaining your product to maximize your results? At a high level, you should consider the following when developing an explainer video for sales:
When creating a product video, think about what you want to accomplish and ensure the video content fits that goal. By explaining your product in a simple and clear way, you can attract new customers or re-engage inactive leads. You can explain the ROI or value of your product, introduce new features, or address the potential concerns of your target audience. So keep your audience and your goal in mind throughout the sales cycle, and your product videos are sure to deliver!
Have you ever trouble explaining your product pricing? You can also easily solve this with videos at the end of the sales funnel. You already know explainer videos are ideal for explaining complex facts in a simple way, and this also includes pricing! But how do you approach breaking down pricing in video format?
Explain the scope of the product, as well as additional services and add-ons, with the help of videos. This gives your target group a better impression of your product, and they immediately link it to their own needs. Again, always keep your target audience in mind and consider what information is relevant to them.
Show a professional video in the Zoom waiting room to make an immediate impression and gain the trust of your audience.
Use an explainer video at the beginning of the webinar or meeting to provide an overview of the content.
Reinforce key points and clarify next steps at the end of every meeting using video.
After the webinar or meeting, send all participants a recap video that summarizes the most important content. By providing additional resources and information, you ensure that the prospect is fully informed and ready to move forward in the sales process.