Technical video can involve multiple stakeholders, subject-matter experts, product details, and long sales cycles. Here are a few common questions before putting a complex product into motion.
From water moving through a building to energy stored in a battery to material moving through a mine, we make the technology behind the outcome visible, so buyers can understand the value sooner and your team can spend less time explaining the basics and more time on the conversations that move the sale forward.
Complex industrial products often need a technical walkthrough before the real buying conversation can begin. If buyers arrive still trying to understand the basics, sales and engineering spend valuable time explaining the system instead of discussing fit, value and next steps.
Strategic video and animation can give buyers a clearer starting point, so your team can get to the conversations that move the opportunity forward.
In categories where everyone talks about efficiency, reliability, performance and integration, genuinely different technology can still sound interchangeable.
We make the advantage visible, connecting what the technology does to what changes for the buyer, so your strongest differentiators are easier to understand, remember and act on.
New technologies often ask buyers to change infrastructure, workflows or long-standing ways of operating. Understanding how the product works is only part of the decision. Buyers also need confidence that it will fit, perform and create enough value to justify the change.
Video and animation can show how the technology fits into the real operating environment, what changes when it’s deployed and why the investment is worth considering, helping internal champions build support across engineering, operations, finance and leadership.
Kevin McCarthy - Managing Director, Scientific Marketing Agency
The goal
Help buyers understand the value of Armstrong’s End Suction pump before they reached the product page, then give interested audiences a clear next step to learn more.
The strategy
Build a focused product story around the pump’s technical value, then adapt it across languages and LinkedIn campaigns so Armstrong could carry a consistent message into multiple markets.
The result
10,223 landing-page clicks across the LinkedIn campaigns and 2.25 million impressions.
Gloria Lee - Regional Marketing Manager, USA Armstrong Fluid Technology
Energy Shares was asking everyday investors to consider something many had never done before: take equity ownership in renewable energy projects.
Before someone could explore an opportunity, the model itself had to make sense. The video gives prospective investors a fast introduction to how participation, project development and ownership connect, then points them toward the platform to learn more.
The video is still used on the Energy Shares website today as part of its “How it works” experience.
Maybe buyers need too much explanation before they can move forward. Maybe sales is repeating the same technical story in every meeting. Or maybe your product is genuinely different, but the marketing still makes it look interchangeable.
We’ll help find the communication friction, sharpen the central story and use video and animation to help people get to the value faster.
From HVAC and building technology to clean energy, infrastructure and complex platforms, we help marketers build stories that can support sales, launches, partner communication and the next step in the buying journey.
If buyers need too much help getting to the value, sales keeps starting from the beginning or your strongest differentiator is getting lost in the technical details, the story may be creating more work than it should.
Let’s find where communication is creating friction and build a clearer path from technical understanding to action.
Technical video can involve multiple stakeholders, subject-matter experts, product details, and long sales cycles. Here are a few common questions before putting a complex product into motion.