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Sequential Creative Messaging: Is this the future of brand/product storytelling?

Sequential Creative Messaging: Is this the future of brand/product storytelling?

by | Sep 21, 2022 | Featured Content, Direct to Consumer, Insights

Watch this short video to learn more about this exciting creative tactic and why it should be part of your strategy.

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We as storytellers are always looking for ways to share more with customers, how do we take a brand or a product or service and explain the unique selling proposition. The more you’re able to share with a consumer, the more you can really dig into them and, and get them interested and certainly drive more conversions. And that that’s what we’re all about is ROI focused, content strategies. And so with the rise of connected TV and more programmatic buying, we do have the ability to target people on a more individual basis, and we can have more contextual creative. And, and we now have the tools to be able to tell that story over a series of creatives. Now, our clients are, and you guys are already doing that in digital, through your remarketing and your retarding strategies. You know, people have been to your site, have seen something. So then you feed them some other information. And you’re of course, trying to move them further down the sales fund. And so that’s essentially what we’re doing with our sequential creative messaging.

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We’re able to tell our story over period of time. So in connected TV, we’ve got 32nd spots or you could potentially do it in 15 second spots, but that’s, you know, it’s tough. Again. We, we want to get as much information across as possible. So, as you know, with, with connected TV, you have to get in there, you have to have a good initial creative that’s going to get people interested. And so the programmatic buying, we can find the audience and you can hone in on who your target customers are. The whole process of the media learning can take place, but once you’ve found that audience, then you can start feeding them different messages. We know who’s seen what who’s been fed, what ad. So, over a particular period of time, you can basically parse it out and say, okay, we know they’ve seen the initial ad, then maybe they’ve seen the next ad.

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and then the third one. And of course, you know, you’re providing opportunities for them to go and convert and do whatever we want them to do still very much, you know, trying to get them to take an action, but we know that we have a lot to say, and so we want to overcome objections or what, whatever that might be, but we can essentially take people down this sales process and do what we’ve been doing in longer format video, uh, for decades. But now we can leverage the power of the targeting and also, you know, provide this more unique messaging that comes across as much more personal to the viewer because we are essentially acknowledging the fact that they’ve seen this previous spot. So they will feel like, okay, we’re being taken down this path and, and we’re getting something almost special for them because they, they know that they’re already, uh, that, that they’re already interested in things. So, you know, one of the, the examples we’ll share with you, and again, there there’s links here that will provide to you is, is, uh, what we’ve done for our banjo minnow fishing client.

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I Just keep catching fish, sizable fish,

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There are just so many compelling aspects to sequential, creative and, and reasons to, to try it as part of your marketing mix, again, as, as you go more into connected TV, which certainly that’s what people are talking about. And it’s, it’s where the momentum is going.  We would recommend that you, you try this strategy and it’s something that we’ve been doing for our clients and finding good success. And we’re certainly happy to, you know, to work with you guys. If you have any questions about it, you can reach out to me. My information’s here in the newsletter, in the email, we’ll continue to share our thoughts and our information and any sort of case studies we have from our clients. But, you know, check out the sequential, creative, and hope we can help you guys in the future.

 

To contact Alex Dinsmoor- results@scripttoscreen.com

Ken Kerry

Ken serves as an Executive Producer and Executive Creative Director at Script to Screen, and his hands-on involvement ensures the highest production values are combined with solid direct response principals. Ken co-founded Script to Screen in 1986, along with his wife, Barbara. Together, they built Script to Screen into one of the nation’s leading direct response television companies, producing more than 600 infomercials and DRTV spots, generating more than $5 billion in sales for its clients and winning numerous awards for excellence. Script to Screen’s prestigious Client roster includes AAA, Adams Golf, American Telecast, Beachbody, Bose, Bosley, Comcast, Conair, Gaiam, Gazelle, General Motors, Guthy-Renker, Hooked on Phonics, Icon Health & Fitness, Kraft Foods, LifeLock, NordicTrack, Omaha Steaks, Oreck, Robert Bosch, Shark/Ninja, TaylorMade, TriStar and UFC, to name a few. Prior to co-founding Script to Screen, Ken was affiliated with ABC Sports, where he worked on Wide World of Sports, Monday Night Football, and Monday Night Baseball. Ken holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Television Production. With 30 years of successful experience and expertise, He enjoys the hunt and the process of solving business and marketing challenges. His passion is to help businesses (large and small) and entrepreneurs. It gives him true satisfaction to know that he has shared knowledge that has made a true results-driven impact for individuals and businesses. His ambition is to develop team members and to see them thrive. Whatever platform you choose for advertising, your marketing should focus on where your customer’s attention is and include a compelling story that moves people to action. This very specific process must be executed with precision to be successful. His goal is to guide businesses through this process with honesty and a persistence that’ll deliver results. Undoubtedly, his track record of successful campaigns, over 6 BILLION dollars in sales for his client’s businesses, Fortune-500 brands as clients, proprietary campaign management excellence, building direct-to-consumer businesses for online and offline companies, integrity, and being an industry leader for 30 years allows you to utilize his resources and experience. Get the edge you’ve been looking for and find out how to acquire more customers in a way that works uniquely for you and your business. He can deliver to you a single, end-to-end solution for direct-to-consumer sales, lead generation web traffic and conversions, and retail lift.

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