Owning a new camera doesn’t change anything. Telling your client how they can use video to solve their business problems – that changes everything.
Knowing how to craft a video that communicates an important message that resonates with your target audience – that’s what’s valuable today and that’s what businesses should be paying for.
What do you want to happen when people finish watching your video?
Your prospects are more inclined to listen to strangers talking about your company than to listen to you talking about your company.
Video projects should never start with ‘creative,’ they should start with a business need and a fully defined set of messages that resonate with your target audience. Once that’s in place, then you get clever.
There are many factors that affect the cost of a video – I.e. you can pay a thousand bucks for a talking head video or you can pay a million bucks for a world class broadcast commercial. Both are video. Assuming that you have a budget in place to produce good work and a video production company helping you that is very good at what they do, how can you minimize the overall cost of your video project? Here are seven suggestions:
Discover what goes into the cost of your video project.