10/12/2019
Well, I need some feedback from people...about DEMO VIDEOS, on youtube and I'd like some "paragraphs" from whoever is willing to say more than, the typical facebook..."YEAH" ...I agree, or a Thumbs Up. " I need some substance. My company [and others] use Demo-Commercials put on youtube to show my Video Projection products in use. Though I personally hate TV commercials interrupting my favorite show, Youtubes are voluntarily watched when a "customer" is checking out a product to buy. When someone like me, is selling an unknown Video or Video FX series [like Virtual Santa or Ghostly Spirits], you as a customer of projection fx...WANT...to see what effects are included, and how they are used. My demo commercials do that.
SO my problem is, I have one reseller, who has been a real problem, when it comes to using youtubes. Initially he did so in the first 5 years [of 10] of selling my DVDs, but recently has been taking a 4 minute demo, that shows all 20 fx included, and good practical usage shots, and replacing it with a single shot 30 seconds, of just one effect, leaving customers in-the-dark about the rest of the content. He does this because he claims, "people will find your products somewhere else". Which makes no senses to me, because he still uses the same DVD/USB cover that anyone else is selling. He also flip-flops on insisting I remove my name so that nobody knows who made the video!!!!
Folks...even WALMART let me put my name on their projector product that licensed my effects. The end result is he makes almost no sales, those sales he does make are DVDs that luckily still have a youtube up, and years blow by, and anything new from me ends up with no youtubes, and no sales....and the guy don't learn.
So what I want from any of you so willing....after reading what I said above, give me your opinion on the value of a demo video for a product that IS VIDEO CLIPS, that you never before saw, and as a typical shopper....want to see exactly what you are getting and what it looks like.... [keep in mind the obvious, any company selling, almost any Hollywood movie does not need the trailer to sell it, because it ran in theaters, and had TV commercials [demos], where my FX are not in theaters.]. Thank you, Jon Hyers