John Reese’s Video Marketing
Recently, I came across a video promotion created by John Reese, a famous internet marketer.
Normally, when someone wants to market his product, he would design a one-page sale letter, with a striking headline, some features and benefits. There would be enticing bonuses, testimonials and a call-to-action.
However, John Reese promoted his product using a different media. He replaced the sale letter with a just a video clip.
http://www.income.com/shocking.html
If you were an internet marketer, you may be thinking whether this form of marketing can really attract any buyer and is it doable?
Well, John made some comments on Warrior Forum. Here is what John said.
*ANYONE* can do it. It just comes down to the offer and the way that offer is communicated. Just like any infomercial works. Although, selling via Internet video is a bit different than an informercial as Internet video is truly LINEAR (i.e. you can control the exact order in which a prospect consumes the ‘message) whereas an infomercial is designed in 4-5 small repeating chunks because they have no idea when someone might flip the channel and land on the infomercial. Make sense?
And some people that might read your post will be thinking, “Oh well, of course, he’ll send them to the sales letter after they opt-in to that notification list.” Umm, nope. As stated in the video, there is no sales letter.
* We’re going to start seeing more and more VIDEO ONLY marketing online. In fact, within 5 years we’ll probably see more of them than traditional sales letters. In the short-term (next 1-5 years) we’ll see a lot more HYBRID letters… part video, part written copy, but I really think it’s only a matter of time before we see more VIDEO ONLY marketing, or at least 90% video with a little supporting copy.
Video is just a much better vehicle than text when it’s used properly.
In another part of the forum, John gave some tips on using video.
Let me give you some quick tips…
Create your video like you would a good sales letter.. keep AIDA in mind (i.e. Attention, Interest, Desire, Action)
If you breakdown my video and really analyze it you’ll see it follows the same “flow” of a good sales letter…
- The beginning is positioned to get their attention with the “Shocking” stuff… I reveal some attention-getting things right away to “pull” people in and make them want to “find out how the story ends” (just like how a good movie script is written… opening scene makes you want to stay until the end to find out what happens.)…. so this is the ATTENTION phase.
- It’s then supported by FACTS that reinforce the overall message.. i.e. that this “opportunity” is tremendous and they should really consider it doing it. (INTEREST)
- Then it flows more into how anyone can do it right away and how too can reap the rewards that many others have, as well as some things to get started, things to make sure they do and why others fail, etc. etc. etc.. (DESIRE)
- Then ultimately closes with a possible “solution” which is a step-by-step class to show them exactly how to do what they are hoping to and encourages them to sign up for the class. (ACTION)
That’s all there is to it.
Can’t wait to see what you come up with. I really think more and more people will give it a try once they see what I’ve done — which is kind of why I did it. I like to blaze new ground.
I hope this article give you an insight into video marketing.





































Here’s some examples of how businesses are using video on the internet
www.tvwebpro.com
Hi norrishall, thank for sharing your valuable link. Hope to see more of your comments in the future.