In this insightful interview, our Manager of Creative Services takes us behind the scenes of customer advocacy, sharing his decade-long experience in crafting compelling visual content. From managing video shoots to translating brand identities into impactful assets, he provides a detailed look at the creative process and the importance of attention to detail.

Filming customer testimonials for our clients is a team process that involves multiple hours of work, which includes reviewing existing case studies and potential client interviewees. Maintaining regular touch points with the client to ensure there is a full understanding of the participants, and also to formulate relevant and valuable interview questions.

With video meetings being our new normal, we want to present at least our top halves in the best way possible. So here are some tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your video conferencing!

As the US slowly starts to get back on its feet from the Covid-19 quarantine, businesses just like ours are starting to look at how we can adapt and overcome new social etiquettes. As the head of our video production team, it has been a challenge for me to develop new ways in which we are able to continue to create customer testimonial videos, but I have developed some strategies for navigating our new normal.

This recognition of customer advocacy as a business essential is the result of a thoughtful evolution in the concept of “customer references” and a concerted effort to recognize both the myriad of ways customers imbue value back into an organization and the opportunities companies have to provide more value back to their customers.

Whenever things are uncertain, marketing budgets are constantly the first to be slashed, and the customer advocacy program is frequently a prime target.