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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Contents List of figures List of tables List of abbreviations About the author Preface Acknowledgements SECTION ONE Video marketing strategy: an introduction
01 What is video marketing?
The content soup How to get the most from this book References
02 The growth of video marketing
Landmarks in the development of video marketing Tomorrow’s world Summary References Further reading
03 Why video marketing works
The System 1 mind: emotional video, marketing and consumer behaviour Driving System 1 emotions with mobile video Conclusion to System 1 and emotive marketing The System 2 mind: logical discussions and mobile video Summary References Further reading
04 Video types and approaches
Thinking like a publisher ‘Always-on’ marketing Hero films Growing engagement with Hub content Attracting attention and building an audience with Help content Driving conversions with Action content Summary References
05 Which online video platforms (OVPs) should brands use?
Fixed vs fluid Short-form vs multi-form Social vs owned Owned OVPs Social OVPs Short-form video Live video platforms Summary References
06 Conclusion to Section 1
Reference
SECTION TWO Creating great videos
07 Creating great videos: an introduction
References
08 The basics of video marketing
Summary Reference
09 The magic formula for great video: an introduction 10 The magic formula: planning effective video campaigns
The magic formula: planning The planning journey The journey of planning: where are you headed? The journey of planning: how are you going to get there? How to change behaviour in your audience Summary References
11 The magic formula: storytelling and creative that changes behaviour
The magic formula: story A structure for brand films: EFG Practical steps to building you EFG structure Three-act structure: an alternative to EFG Visual storytelling/getting better creative Summary References Further reading
12 The magic formula: activation, measurement and testing
The magic formula: activation Optimize Media types: owned, paid, earned and viral Summary References Further reading
13 The dark underbelly of video advertising: how to avoid losing money
Poor viewability Brand safety Fake view Ad fraud References Further reading
SECTION THREE DIY video projects
14 DIY video: an introduction 15 DIY video: filming on a smartphone
Sound recording on your phone Keeping it still Shed some light on the matter Using your smart phone’s controls
16 DIY video: filming on DSLRs
Co: Colour F: Focus F: Framing E: Exposure S: Sound
17 DIY video: advanced tips
Release forms Listen with your eyes Shot sizes Record wild track My name is … Ears open In and out Get help Don’t be too practised B-roll Master the key light Relax
18 DIY video: editing your work
Extra tips on editing
SECTION FOUR Creating effective video campaigns
19 Multi-video campaigns: an introduction
Thinking like a publisher Six steps to an effective video campaign Reference
20 Steps 1 and 2: where your brand content is now and setting goals
Where are you now? Video content audits Where are you going? References
21 Step 3: content planning and programming strategy
Content pyramid Programming References
22 Step 4: building the perfect content hub
Interactivity on video content hubs Structuring your video content hub
23 Step 5: creating high-volume video content – and making it easy
Do you need it and when do you need it? Building your internal team Outsourcing your video and strategy Summary References
24 Step 6: multi-video campaign activation and testing (how to grow ROI)
Pre-launch prep Launch day Post-launch: the four Rs – Review, Renew, Refresh, Reiterate Summary References Further reading
25 Adding live video to your campaign
1. Building a live audience: before broadcast 2. Building a live audience: during broadcast 3. Moderating live content 4. Building a live audience: after broadcast Live-streamed video examples Summary References
26 Multi-video campaigns: a summary
The closing curtain
Index Backcover
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