Affordable Video Ad Creation For Online Business Lead Generation Service Launch

Apr 18, 2018

A new video marketing service has been announced by eMember Sites, the advertising and eLearning tools agency. It can help companies in any niche to get more sales and boost visibility online.

Genk, Belgium - April 18, 2018 /PressCable/ —

The online learning, marketing and advertising experts at eMember Sites have launched a new video marketing service to help businesses in any niche get more leads. it allows site owners to benefit from engaging 20 second videos to advertise their products or services, and can help to boost sales.

More information can be found at: http://emembersites.com

The site explains that the new video ad creation service is the latest in the company’s venture to help clients succeed in the online space. The videos can be used at any niche or industry for products in a local business or an eCom store.

It can also be used by services for local businesses like spas, fitness centers, real estate agencies, restaurants, and more. Other benefits include building a stronger online presence across social media, as the videos can be used on any YouTube channel or be included on the customer’s website.

Every video made by the experts at eMember Sites is responsive, and the duration is usually around 15-20 seconds. This is because the objective is to highlight a promotion, special offer or new product launch.

Clients will provide their product or service images, short text, business logo and URL, and the expert team at eMember Sites will do the rest. The company can provide high quality music, some special effects, and more, in order to make the final product as eye catching as possible.

There are a number of benefits to using video marketing for companies in any niche. Videos on social media generate more shares than ads with only text or images, and adding a video ad to a product or service description can increase the chances of a shopper buying it.

The advertising experts at eMember Sites specialize in digital marketing tools and offer complete solutions to help clients maximize their potential and benefits. They work with companies of all sizes to expand their audience, get more leads, and increase sales.

Full details can be found on the URL above. Interested parties can get in touch using the contact details provided.

Contact Info:
Name: Tania Siller
Email: [email protected]
Organization: emembersites
Address: 14 Havenstraat, Genk, Limburg 3600, Belgium

For more information, please visit http://www.emembersites.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 333376

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