Comments on: Video Sales Pages Gone Wild http://www.jackkeifer.com/video-sales-pages-gone-wild/ Online Marketing, 101 Wed, 01 Feb 2012 20:02:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: admin http://www.jackkeifer.com/video-sales-pages-gone-wild/comment-page-1/#comment-1626 admin Thu, 08 Apr 2010 19:36:16 +0000 http://www.jackkeifer.com/video-sales-pages-gone-wild/#comment-1626 Hi Michael, Nice reply... That's exactly the point I was making a couple posts back. The results are very related to the niche, and the quality of the videos or written copy themselves. I'm also in the process of testing various positions of my videos as well. I'd love for you to share your results as well. It would be interesting to see how they match up, and how some may differ. Thanks again Michael! -Jack Hi Michael,
Nice reply… That’s exactly the point I was making a couple posts back. The results are very related to the niche, and the quality of the videos or written copy themselves.

I’m also in the process of testing various positions of my videos as well. I’d love for you to share your results as well. It would be interesting to see how they match up, and how some may differ.

Thanks again Michael!

-Jack

]]> By: Michael http://www.jackkeifer.com/video-sales-pages-gone-wild/comment-page-1/#comment-1625 Michael Thu, 08 Apr 2010 03:21:55 +0000 http://www.jackkeifer.com/video-sales-pages-gone-wild/#comment-1625 I enjoy video content if it adds value to the page - sales or otherwise - but not if it comes across as an annoying salesperson interfering with my reading of the content. There are probably dozens of combinations of video/audio/text that will work in different niches and no single one that is best across all of them. I personally prefer the manual control type where I can choose to watch/listen or not. I will often open a page in a new tab and keep reading the blog post or whatever contained the link. Sometimes this results in some rude person blathering on about the benefits of something on one of the open, but currently hidden tabs. I quickly find it and shut it down. I might help their conversions and for that I am happy but I generally do not become one of their converts. That's the life of internet marketing I guess. I am going to be testing some video on my sales pages soon and I guess, in the spirit of testing, I will try it a number of ways, auto - manual - high up on the page, mid way down, etc. If I get any useful results and you're interested, I will post them back here. Michael. I enjoy video content if it adds value to the page – sales or otherwise – but not if it comes across as an annoying salesperson interfering with my reading of the content. There are probably dozens of combinations of video/audio/text that will work in different niches and no single one that is best across all of them.

I personally prefer the manual control type where I can choose to watch/listen or not. I will often open a page in a new tab and keep reading the blog post or whatever contained the link. Sometimes this results in some rude person blathering on about the benefits of something on one of the open, but currently hidden tabs. I quickly find it and shut it down. I might help their conversions and for that I am happy but I generally do not become one of their converts. That’s the life of internet marketing I guess.

I am going to be testing some video on my sales pages soon and I guess, in the spirit of testing, I will try it a number of ways, auto – manual – high up on the page, mid way down, etc. If I get any useful results and you’re interested, I will post them back here.

Michael.

]]> By: admin http://www.jackkeifer.com/video-sales-pages-gone-wild/comment-page-1/#comment-1624 admin Wed, 07 Apr 2010 23:54:22 +0000 http://www.jackkeifer.com/video-sales-pages-gone-wild/#comment-1624 @john - I can sooo relate! I almost did the classic spit take with my coffee while I was reading your reply, LOL. This has actually happened to me before too. That's why I always hate those surprise auto-play webistes, and the same reason why I don't normally incorporate auto-play. If the numbers ever change, then I will consider it, LOL. @john – I can sooo relate! I almost did the classic spit take with my coffee while I was reading your reply, LOL. This has actually happened to me before too. That’s why I always hate those surprise auto-play webistes, and the same reason why I don’t normally incorporate auto-play. If the numbers ever change, then I will consider it, LOL.

]]> By: JOhn Cress http://www.jackkeifer.com/video-sales-pages-gone-wild/comment-page-1/#comment-1623 JOhn Cress Wed, 07 Apr 2010 21:43:25 +0000 http://www.jackkeifer.com/video-sales-pages-gone-wild/#comment-1623 Aw man, I wanted to see Video Sales Pages with their shirts pulled up. Actually, I find the most effective advertising on me is the more subtle. If I go to a site I am not pleased if suddenly it is blaring sound of any kind that has me reaching for keys and buttons or even remotes, and I wind up with a speaker in my lap and my sound system is now making a high pitched sound that has now at 3 am awakened every cat and dog in the area, and my house mate has busted my door down screaming...and this has happened. So automation is a bad idea. Aw man, I wanted to see Video Sales Pages with their shirts pulled up.

Actually, I find the most effective advertising on me is the more subtle. If I go to a site I am not pleased if suddenly it is blaring sound of any kind that has me reaching for keys and buttons or even remotes, and I wind up with a speaker in my lap and my sound system is now making a high pitched sound that has now at 3 am awakened every cat and dog in the area, and my house mate has busted my door down screaming…and this has happened.

So automation is a bad idea.

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