Ever met an attorney that isn’t “prepared to fight hard on your behalf?”
Neither have I.
This week we turn our eye towards the attorney video. You don’t have to have been injured in an accident to learn some great lessons in engagement, calls to action and general bombasticity (not a word, I know). Last week we talked about how advertisements are a one-way transmission in a two-way world.
This week, ask yourself, which one of these attorneys promotes dialogue, engagement and still gets the tough results that you deserve!
In the video below, Tim Sulak answers one of the most commonly asked personal injury questions. This clip is one of a series of FAQ videos designed to help potential clients make informed choices before they set foot in the attorney’s office. Calm, cool, and collected, this attorney helps prospects understand their rights.
In order to gain your attention, this firm has provided a dramatization of their journey into the courtroom. They’ve got muscle, talent, results and a catchy “No Fee, Guaranty.” Does this inspire confidence? Does it help you with your problem? How’s the call to action?
As this video shows, you don’t have to be on the island in LOST to have parallel narratives collide in personal tragedy. If you were watching this video online or on someone’s website, would you sit through the set up? Consider getting to your point so your customer can get value quickly.
Apparently, we have two Texas Hammers in my hometown of Houston, Texas – Tom Delay and Jim Adler. I’ve been watching Jim Adler commercials for years. Repetition works. I repeat. Repetition works. Jim Adler is the hammer and you’re the nail, dear reader.
Here’s an old trick in the independent film world. Spend the majority of your budget on an actor that’s past his/her prime but still has a lot of recognition just so you can get their picture on the cover of the DVD box. That way, when your audience is wandering through the video store, they’ll see a face they recognize and (hopefully) rent the movie.
Here’s an example of the same thing applied to attorneys. William Shatner shares his Ethos with Goodman Acker.
Check out the pilot we produced for TAKE Supply Chain’s web video series. More to come soon!
Our friends at Phurnace Software asked us to help them create a show that highlights their ability to automate java application deployments. Phurnace builds software to help companies automate the deployment of J2EE applications and configuration of WebSphere, WebLogic, JBoss or WebSphere Portal.
Shot on a Canon HV30 and performed by Larry Warnock and Jessica Gass [...]
Our friends at Phurnace Software, who make Java application deployment software, are gearing up to announce a new “rollback” feature in their Portal Deliver product at the next Websphere Portal Excellence Conference.
They asked us to put together a quick promo piece to invite people to their booth.
We are gearing up for a great [...]
We put together a book trailer for the book “Smoke Screen” by Sandra Brown.
Ms. Brown isn’t a customer of ours, but we felt like playing around a little with graphic animation, and intrigue. You can find out more about the book and the author over at Barnes and Noble.
The Pink Slip Festival in Austin, Texas provided free live music, family fun, cheap beer and hotdogs for Austin’s unemployed families. Dan Dillard of Amplify Financial created the Pink Slip Festival as an Austin styled response at to the down economy. The Pink Slip Festival was held at the Spider House coffee shop and featured [...]
It’s no big secret that @bigmanweston and I like to eat.
My wife is a killer cook and Weston’s culinary paramour, @girlblake, can make a mean Sunny Side Up-Cake.
So when she decided to take her cupcakes on the road to the Cupcake Smackdown 1.0, we thought we’d tag along with a camera.
There were many entries. [...]