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KP$2/min per minute(1)Social Selling: Generate More LeadsKevin Payne • Washington, D.C.Created 10 years ago in Sales & Marketing / Sales & Lead GenerationDoes your tech startup focus on B2B? If you have a long sales cycle and deal with multiple decision makers then social selling is for you. I can help you develop warm leads that convert better than cold calls by 70% Benefits of Social Selling Consulting: 1. Find Better Leads 2. Shorten Your Sales Cycle 3. Create Repeat Customers http://www.kevintpayne.com/the-in-depth-answer-to-what-is-social-selling/Kevin Payne Washington, D.C.(1)
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KP$2/min per minute(1)Inbound Marketing for StartupKevin Payne • Washington, D.C.Created 8 years ago in Sales & Marketing / Inbound MarketingLearn How to Increase Your Startup's Inbound Leads & Conversion Rates Using Inbound MarketingKevin Payne Washington, D.C.(1)
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Source: LinkedIn private private Apr 21, 2015Kevin was a great co-worker. He always was on top of his work and eager to learn more. He was hard working, determined, and ambitious. He our work atmosphere exciting and desirable to be in. I would not hesitate to recommend Kevin for any future job opportunities.
Source: LinkedIn Claire Madison Apr 21, 2015Kevin has lots of enthusiasm and great entrepreneurial ideas. He has a lot of energy that makes things work.
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If your talking about the pixel quality it depends on your brand. The content of the video is far more important.
You should take into account on a broader level whether an explain-er video will increase conversions verse a text based explanation due to trade offs.
Video: Visual elements help with user experience and also increase transparency with brand. The con is that search engines can't read video's and only the video description will be recognizable. (A work around is having a transcript of the video which may take away from the user experience). Also video's decrease your websites page speed.
Text: This will allow people and search engines to read your content. May decrease visitors engagement and increase bounce rate.
Solution: I have been in a position where we did an A/B text on having a video verse image to explain the concept. Turns out both performed nearly identical. We choose the image because videos hurt page speed. Page speed is a part of Google's algorithm for search engine results. Consider creating a landing page with bullet points around customers pain points (not your product/service benefits) with a CTA that takes them to your video or offer. With an explain-er video I'm guessing your offering an unique product or service.
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