Low Funnel Videos

LOW FUNNEL

DECISION

Low Funnel videos are designed to turn an interested prospect into a paid customer. They are deep into the sales funnel and likely have narrowed down 2-3 solutions that COULD work to solve their problems. This video is meant to push them over the edge and establish you as the clear solution

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Who are they for:

Low Funnel Ads are for viewers who fit the demographic and have expressed interest in your product or service.

Where are they used:

  • Website
  • Email Marketing
  • Potentially Retargeting

Types of videos:

  • Product Demo Videos
  • Testimonial Videos
  • How-To Videos

Tips to create successful
low-funnel ads:

All of these come from having an in-depth understanding of the viewer AND a well defined, realistic goal toy are looking to achieve

  • Always hook the viewer in the first 6 seconds
  • Outline the pain points your product solves
  • Either quickly show how your product addresses those pain points OR (testimonial) have the subject communicate their transformation
  • Frame your solution as a no-brainer
  • Strong CTA

Ready to create a successful low-funnel ad?

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Product Marketing Head,
Apnea Sciences Corporation

"They've listened to all our feedback and have been very accommodating."

Creative Director & Head of UX,
Real Estate Company

“They offer quality outcomes, great customer service, and excellent creativity.”

Director of Marketing & Communications,
Vehicle Products Co

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METRICS TO TRACK

Low Funnel Videos will often have the best conversion rate because of the interest the viewer has already shown. Metrics to keep an eye on are:

1
ENGAGED VIDEO 
VIEW

The percentage of impressions who actually clicked

2
AVERAGE VIEW
DURATION

This tells you if your videos are actually engaging enough to keep watching.

3
CONVERSION 
RATE

Number of times someone has seen your ad. Can’t let your viewer see the same ad too much - ad fatigue