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Kevin Payne Growth Marketer & Inbound Marketing Consultant

Washington, D.C.
I'm different from most digital marketers because I'm laser focused on helping small business owners increase their online sales instead of looking at analytic reports. I focus on conversion goals, not website traffic! Your business is unique and deserves a customized marketing strategy that will help meet your specific goals; whether that's generating leads, increasing your online sales, focusing on retaining your current customers or simply increasing your brand awareness. I won't claim to be a guru and talk down on you, instead I will share practical knowledge I have discovered through my professional career doing digital marketing at actual companies. I'm not a consultant that just set up shop; I have gained my wisdom from both the classroom and board room. I…
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Kevin shared broad tactical inputs and specific approaches to be used for our requirements. This would be invaluable going forward.

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Kevin is motivated and resourceful. His work helped both improve conversions and workflow and he was a pleasure to work with.

Source: LinkedIn Jessica Bloch-Schulman Apr 21, 2015

Kevin has a great entrepreneurial spirit about him. He is constantly looking for new tools and tricks to stay on top of ever-changing digital marketing trends. Kevin is a great asset to our team and is great to collaborate with on client projects!

Source: LinkedIn Amy Presuhn Apr 21, 2015

Kevin is very ambitious, hard-working and industrious. He is always willing to put in extra effort in order to be successful.

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Kevin 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.

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Kevin has lots of enthusiasm and great entrepreneurial ideas. He has a lot of energy that makes things work.

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Kevin was a great help with my online search for employment. His tips, websites and connections were invaluable.

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Kevin Payne, Growth Marketer & Inbound Marketing Consultant answered:

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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