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Structuring a short video ad: hook, proof, offer, call to action
The four moments of a short video ad and what each must do in a few seconds, illustrated by the three angles tested at a kitchen fitter.
· 6 min read
Nobody admires their loft. Homeowners feel the cold and see the bill, but they do not think “insulation”. The ad has to make that link for them.
A roll of mineral wool makes nobody want anything. A room where you keep your jumper on, a bill opened with a grimace, a thermal camera showing heat escaping through the roof: that is where people recognise themselves.
The thermal camera is in fact one of the best video formats in this trade. It makes visible what nobody sees.
Token-price insulation schemes have left their mark, and cold calling for energy renovation has been banned in France since 2020. Your prospects have learned to distrust offers that sound too good.
What reassures: a name, a face, an address, jobs filmed at local homes. What worries: a big figure promised in large type.
Does your situation look like this? Let's talk for 30 minutes.
The four moments of a short video ad and what each must do in a few seconds, illustrated by the three angles tested at a kitchen fitter.
· 6 min read
The real cause of unreachable or irrelevant contacts, and the six settings that turn a stream of browsers into a diary of appointments.
· 9 min read
Cost, turnaround, trust, volume of tests: what each approach actually brings, and how to combine them without losing credibility.
· 8 min read
Filmable jobs, thermal camera, customer reviews. That material is what will set you apart from the offers that scare people.