Two minutes is the ideal length of time for an online business video profile. In this time a business should be able to get across four points that differentiate it from it’s competitors. Business owners, staff and customers are interviewed to capture these points. Here is an example that shows that the ideal time is 2 minutes, but sometimes a business is so unique, the rules can be changed without taking away effectiveness. An example video from an Australian dining experience.
How to market your business with video – 2minprofile example
Each business is a reflection of it’s owner. The best way to capture this uniqueness is using the 2minprofile format. An accommodation example video from New Zealand
What makes a great business profile video – 2minprofile example
No bright lights, no loud annoying voices, just honest personable documentary style videos! A great example of Maori culture from the Te Puia National Carving School.
Promote your business with video – a 2minprofile example
Enjoy the Craic at Melbourne’s finest Irish Pub. Filming on location, with staff providing valuable information, the essential points of differentiation regarding ‘The Quiet Man’ are succinctly expressed in 1.23 minutes.
Online Video Marketing – 2minprofile example
An example video from a winery in Western Victoria, Australia. Capturing the people behind the business and how their business is different from their competitors.
Small Business Video Production – 2minprofile format example
A great example of the 2minprofile format from New Zealand. Features both interviews with the business owners and happy customers.
Business Profile Videos – The 2minprofile formula
The 2minprofile format for business profile videos provides a structure to online business profiles that works well online because it personalises a business by capturing the passion of business owners and/or captures honest testimonials from happy customers.
We finish the edit for Raj Singh’s business profile video and discuss the need to add a ‘call to action’ to the video so as the success of the video, in regard to sales, can be measured. We also discuss how to get the video found online in search by using keywords.
Raj has been approached by a business wanting a video produced and Mark discusses with Raj the interview techniques Raj can use to put the video together. Mark pushes that Raj must centre his questions on capturing what customers get out of the business experience or product. He also gives Raj tips with regard to how to capture business owners passion in an interview and ensure their answers are short enough for an 2 minute video.
Finally Raj talks about how he found the whole experience of producing a video using the 2minprofile format.
http://www2minprofile.com/
http://www.youtube.com/user/2minprofile
http://vimeo.com/twominprofile
https://twitter.com/#!/2minprofile
http://www.facebook.com/groups/309934732359818
Business Video Profile – 2minprofile example
Raj Singh of Khusbu Digital Video produced a Business Profile Video for his business using the 2minprofile formula.
Business Profile Videos – The Interview Process
Mark Shea of overlander.tv discusses some of the secret methods involved in interviewing people for business profile videos. The 2minprofile method involves personalising a business and capturing testimonials from happy customers, and the passion of those that run the business.
http://www2minprofile.com/
http://www.youtube.com/user/2minprofile
http://vimeo.com/twominprofile
https://twitter.com/#!/2minprofile
http://www.facebook.com/groups/309934732359818
Business Profile Videos – Storyboarding the Shotlist
We have worked out the four things Raj wishes to discuss in his profile video, now we discuss what footage is needed to cover these items.
http://www2minprofile.com/
http://www.youtube.com/user/2minprofile
http://vimeo.com/twominprofile
https://twitter.com/#!/2minprofile
http://www.facebook.com/groups/309934732359818