There are tons of reasons why companies should implement video into their marketing and sales strategies. For one, they can leverage video marketing to build stronger connections with prospects. Doing so requires a specific catalog of videos at different stages of the marketing and sales funnel, and of course, the creation of some pretty impressive visuals.

Netflix recently launched its new ad-supported streaming plan in the US in early November, 2022. With around 225 million subscribers worldwide, the California-based company will significantly give rise to advertising video-on-demand (AVOD) viewership. Disney+ is also gearing up to launch its cheaper ad-supported tier come December 8, with hopes of reaching 230 million to 260 million subscribers by 2024, as per The Verge.

Video displays are essential for making a big impact on audiences at conventions and trade shows. Whether your company is hosting the event or showcasing products and services via a booth, using dynamic and colorful visual content is a surefire way to not only grab attention but also energize conventioneers.

Accessible video is often an overlooked part of video production, but if considered at the initial stages of your video-making process can offer everyone an equally satisfying viewing experience. 

There has been a huge growth in the advertising sector in the last few years, especially with the effects of the pandemic. Video ads on social media have since been ranked as one of the most competitive ways to connect with consumers online and prompt conversions. This was largely contributed by the giant of consumable data - YouTube. Industry experts have already predicted that YouTube advertising will explode in 2022 and beyond, so marketers will need to step up their game to create a solid YouTube marketing campaign.