Have you ever thought of provoking a right wing conspiracy?

A conspiracy that ensues after your target audience has been caught watching a “pop up animated video” that describes your products or services?

Conspiracy is allowed as part of marketing as long as you take the right steps to get the attention of your audience.

Common, it’s obvious we all want traffic on our website. There is no better way to get your audience’s attention than adding a pop up animated video on your website.

This is a secret recipe. It’s like you walk into a restaurant, intending to eat “pepperoni and peace rice,” but you end up adding a chocolate ice cream after your meal.

It wasn’t your intended plan to add a chocolate ice cream after your meal, but I can tell you this is what will happen to your prospective client when you add a pop up animated video to your website. They help to educate and awaken your target audience interest in what you do.

At first, it could appear uninteresting to your audience, but when the video plays; they get entertained, educated while there is a call to action guiding their decision to make a purchase. You can liken this to the “vast right wing conspiracy” described by Hillary Clinton as an indirect method of getting an undeserved attention.

When building a website, you should think of adding a video that will entertain, educate and help a prospective client decide on what they should do. You need a call to action such point.

See this process as a conspiracy working in your favour – I mean helping you to make more sales.
How do you get this video enchanting enough to get the attention of your target audience?

1. Make it controversial or surprising

You can start by making your video controversial. When you start with this, the viewer will be patient enough to watch the entire video.
Why? It’s because you’ve made him curious. So he wants to know how the video will end. For instance, let’s examine this video script:

Sonia sells Italian furniture. But have struggled with making sales in the past 2 years. She then contacted a digital marketing agency to help her advertise her furniture online. After spending $3000 in three months, she didn’t sell a single product. Sonia went back to the digital marketing agency to complain. But was surprised by the response she got. They told her you need to create brand awareness before making sales.
Sonia was angry, she asked: “After spending $3000 is awareness the best you can do?”

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