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What does a pitch video do for business?

The world today is fiercely competitive. It becomes very important for every business to remain unique. Think of it, when you pitch your idea to a client, there are dozens of other competitors ready with their pitches. And more or less their offering is going to be the same. Who would the client give his/her business to? The potential service provider who impressed him/her the most. RFI, RFQ   an d  RFP – the process That impression building starts right from the  RFI (Request for Information)  you send to the client. It’s natural that you would want to pack the RFI with lots of data and information on your company’s past achievements. How about packing the PPT with a pitch video? For e.g.; if your company is into electronic surveillance, then along the  PPT  which you usually send as an  RFI , you can send a pitch video done in animation. You can put in images of all the dynamic work you have done for other clients and see the difference for yourself. PowerPoint pr

Create buzz for your brand, try animated explainer video

From marketers to business owners, everyone’s following the cool trend of making  animated explainer videos  for their brands. And why not? With the multiple benefits these videos provide, it’s come up as the best marketing tool in the online market. Gone are the days when making a marketing video required a huge budget and endless amount of time. These days not just big companies but even startups and medium budget businesses are also creating a whole lot of buzz with explainer videos. How does a marketing explainer video affect a brand? Let’s just say that  animated explainer videos  do the job of popularizing your product or brand in the most engaging and entertaining way possible. A viewer who’s watching one is entertained at the same time getting informed about a product without being bored by reading an endless amount of text. Still not too sure whether an explainer video is capable of generating the right buzz for your brand? Stay with us in this article and clear

4 ways to lengthen your infographic content

In today’s multi-dimensional world, there’s no such thing as one size fits all. When you have a great concept that demands recognition, why not use every possible entity to make sure your message gets heard? Traditionally, Infographics have been the end medium for presenting content, and although it’s a tried and true method to broaden your reach, it’s only the beginning of what you can do with that content once it’s an Infographics. In this post, we will explore a few methods for repurposing your Infographics into other media. Break your content into a blog post There are two common directions you can take when publishing an Infographics on your blog: hosting the full-size image directly on your page or applying a smaller version, which, when clicked will open to a full Infographics. Both are sound hosting methods, they tend to limit the way you and your readers can share across other channels. For example, when someone tweets out a link to your Infographics, the tweet

How mickey mouse came to our lives with 2D character animation

We’ve grown up watching lovable cartoon characters such as  Mickey Mouse , Snow White and Popeye the Sailor Man on TV! They were live characters, who talked and moved and interacted with us. But how many of us actually tried to push the envelope and explore the science behind those characters in those pure days? How did they come to life? How were they so like us, they talked and walked and did what we do yet looked so different? For all those curious minds and every interested soul out there,  2D animation  brought these characters to live.  Yes, several hours have gone into developing and spawning those unforgettable animated cartoon characters using  2D character animation . What is 2D animation? Objects move and transform on screen in a two dimension set-up in 2D animation. It can be done by creating images applying traditional celluloid or in present times by using computerized animation soft wares. Back-to-back images are put in a sequence or “frames” creating the ill

Tips to Make Your Website More Engaging

If you’re a business with an online presence, you probably know that one look at your website design and people will judge you within 2 seconds. Little scary thought isn’t it? It gets even scarier when you look at all the other websites online that took it easy when they were designing their sites. You are showcasing your shop on the Main Street. Make it enticing. To take the load off you here are some tips: Grab attention and make it visually appealing Ok, that’s like two birds with one shot. Why? Because they go hand in hand. Your website needs to grab attention, or people will simply click away. With that fresh attention, you want to immediately brand your business and let it lock into the minds of your prospective customers. Talented design and branded header graphics usually do the trick. Tell people who you are, and Why they should visit your site and give you their business. Easy to find contact info (With strong call to action) This is not a “duh” point. You’d

Look your professional best with powerpoint presentation design

Do you know the difference between a tailor-made suit and one you randomly bought of the rack? You can definitely go with the latter, but it won’t get you noticed and it won’t wow your  audience . You’ve got to make an impression, what would you see yourself wearing? The same thought process applies to custom-made PowerPoint presentation design and the run-of-the-mill, do-it-yourself variety. You maybe well-versed in using bullet points, clip art and stock photos, but is that really what you’re going to present when you’re pitching to a  game-changing client ? The competition is tough out there and there maybe ten or more presentations like yours going after the same money, bid, project or client. You want to be the one who ‘stands out’ right? Great design  automatically gives you an upperhand and show you as kind of person or person who goes that extra mile in business. Let’s look at 7 reasons why you need PowerPoint presentation design. 1: Your content maybe the best an