Fatal mistakes in online marketing
Many companies, when introducing a new or improved product range, are trapped in a seemingly invisible image that cannot tell its own story; or they hide product history among the company’s long-running “web infomercials.” These are just two of the mistakes that can cause an online product demo to fail.
The most important question in online marketing is: ‘Do I make my product easily accessible?’ One of the issues to consider when answering this question is whether the features of the product are easy to understand.
A great way to do this is to create an online demo using Flash or video. Demo marketing is fun, inexpensive, and a powerful sales tool when done right. But focusing on the hiss can be so bad that most companies forget about the coup. There’s a misconception about flash or video ads.
1. Silent films
This is hard to keep track of, and there are no signs of silent films making a comeback. Software images full of cluttered web screens, multifaceted cursors, and screen changes are confusing and confusing and may make your user think the product is harder to use than it is. Use coins to increase the volume.
2. Demo delayed
Nearly 3 minutes closer: Everything else is in danger of losing visitors’ interest. No matter how good the demo is. This provides space for 1 person. 5 minutes of “commercial” and the same amount of shooting time. Remember, the purpose of this demo is to impress the customer.
This is not a 5-minute tutorial that shows important features in depth. The goal is to help the customer focus on what you offer. The site may be full of additional information and whitepapers. This demo forms the basis for purchasing. Now you can direct your audience to more information.