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Original content
There is nothing more interesting than an original text. People are tired of common, repeated slogans and phrases. To make people listen to your advertisement, you ought to think of ways of making the text unique. For example, you can use a shocking metaphor or address your reader with thought-provoking questions. Such content will be interesting for the viewers who will find it so gripping that they will not simply want to look at the explanatory videos. They will be eager to listen to the whole text appearing in the clip and think about your brand, try to find out more about your products or even buy them. Yet, the text should be limited. Nowadays people do not have enough time to spend listening to long speeches. They need condensed but interesting content which will catch their attention but still do not take a lot of time to understand it.Graphics and music
Apart from interesting text, it is also vital to incorporate eye-catching graphics. They can be either funny or simply created in an original way. Of course the type of the video we will make depends on the product we want to sell. Explanatory videos should be suited to the type of goods one advertises. The more sophisticated product we want to advertise, the more serious the video should be. This also applies to graphics. However, apart from the graphics, a good clip should also include a catchy tune. The melody helps to make the advertisement more memorable and interesting for listeners. Sometimes it is the melody or a song that makes the explanatory video worth watching.There are numerous advertisements which promise the high quality of a product or the cheap price. Still, the ones that catch the customer’s eye are those which have original text. Some slogans can be so funny or thought-provoking that they stay in the viewer’s mind for a long time. However, you have to remember that a unique advertisement should also be condensed and include interesting graphics and catchy music.
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