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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
The trade's trap is the quote for one bedroom that takes as long to prepare as a whole flat. Advertising can attract the right jobs, provided you ask it to.
A dark, dated room becoming bright in a few seconds of video: simple, instantly understood, and appealing. A timelapse of a job works particularly well.
What homeowners fear in a painter is the finish and the mess. Show the dust sheets, the corners, the site handed back clean.
Without qualification you get lots of requests for one room or one ceiling. The form can ask what matters:
A house purchase, letting a property, a sale, a new baby: people repaint at precise moments in their lives. Ads that speak to those moments land better than a generic “interior and exterior painting”.
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 cost of a job signed through online ads: the calculation, the four rates to know, and how to tell whether your budget pays.
· 8 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
Whole flats, facades, landlords: we choose the type of job, then set the campaign and the form for it.