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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
A stove sells on a simple image: a flame, an armchair, a winter evening. The challenge is being there at the right time, and turning desire into a visit.
Few products film this well: the flame, the room warming up, the family drawing closer. It is an emotional purchase as much as a practical one, and video carries it naturally.
Next to the mood, show the installation: the flue, the fitting, the team. That is what reassures about seriousness.
Enquiries explode with the first cold days, when installers are already fully booked. Those who communicate at the end of summer fill their autumn schedule while the others wait.
Seeing a lit stove changes everything. If you have a showroom, make it the goal of the advertising: come and see, feel, compare. A showroom visit signs far more often than a remote quote.
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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
How a kitchen fitter fills the diary with home visits: the angles that trigger a booking, the qualification, and visits to avoid.
· 8 min read
The minimum viable budget, how to split it between prospecting and retargeting, and when to raise it, for a business that sells to homeowners.
· 8 min read
Your installation capacity, your showroom, your area. Then we set when to launch and what we can pay per visit.