Video is not a fad. It is no longer a “nice-to-have” addition to your business. Video is highly relevant now and it is the key to the future.
Consider that, according to the Cisco Visual Networking Index: Forecast and Methodology, 2016–2021, “every second, a million minutes of video content will cross the [global internet] by 2021.” Those that want to stand out from competitors must integrate video into sales and marketing pipelines.
Using video to market your business is a step that many companies have already taken, but using it to accelerate and improve the buying process hasn’t been as natural a leap. This is why it’s a potential game-changer for those who embrace it.
Using video to bridge the gap between office communications and the in-field sales team is an extraordinarily powerful feature, even though sending a video introduction to a potential client is a fairly simple idea. Still, it gives the client a face, name and even a voice with which they can connect to the meeting in the calendar. It transforms a cold meeting into a warm interaction and speeds up the creation of trust.
To give the client a strong first impression of your company and the sales rep and to catapult your credibility, all you need to do is grab your cell phone and get going. Because it’s not something that other companies are doing right now in our space, you can create a wow-factor with very little effort and zero tech.
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