Monday, November 12, 2007
Crematorium Dead On With Video Marketing
Using video to generate viral buzz and to attract customers who prefer interactive content works -- even when the recipient of the service has passed on.
Heartland Cremation & Burial Society
says it tripled its online leads and rankings with a combination of video and SEO campaigns.
The company, which offers services in Kansas in Missouri, offers less expensive one-day memorial services, and is using YouTube, video advertisements, organic search optimization, and even RSS feeds to gain attention.
On the company's home page a small video overlay has a "Human Host" woman talking about the services. You can expect more marketers to use video overlays to tell their stories as most people will tend to watch a few seconds of videos when they happen upon a site. Services like cremation that require some explaining can benefit from putting a face on the company.
Posted By John Gartner at 09:17 AM
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(1) Comments on Crematorium Dead On With Video Marketing
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Comments by Kevin Sherman : Thursday, November 15, 2007 at 07:59 PM
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