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Stommen Tutoring presents the "LSAT Classes Los Angeles Prep Private Tutoring" web video. This video's purpose is to help Strommen enlist as many students as possible into their LSAT tutoring classes.Their approach is creative and reminds us once again that with video marketing there is always room to come up with new creative ways to convert viewers to buyers. While this online video is unique, it's approach clearly indicates that the company has done their homework and has carefully considered questions all marketing videos need to consider. What is the profile of the viewers being targeting by this video? What is their need? What do they need to see to purchase our service? The video is targeting high school students who are getting ready to take the LSAT test. And even more exactly, it is targeting students who feel uncertain about their ability to do well on the test, and they are therefore searching online for someone or something that will help them improve their performance and or alleviate their fears about the exam. There is a second class of viewers, which this video appears to have considered and addressed. There are people preparing for the test, who also feel insecure, and respond to their insecurity by going on line and searching for as many free test questions as they can to answer. The best questions are the ones that give the answers and even an explanation of the method used to solve the problem. The video addresses both audiences. Second question, what is their need? One group of students needs to find online tutors and see what they offer and how good they are. The second group of students needs to find sources of free online test questions, preferably with answers and explanations as to how the problems are solved. Again, this video targets both groups. The video provides a teacher who goes through the process of answering online questions; similar to what may be found on the LSAT test. Her ability to work through the difficult problems with confidence, is presented throughout the course of the video. This is the very information tutor shoppers wish to see, a tutor in action. The presentation of authentic test like questions wins the attention of the people seeking free online test questions. Third, what do these two groups need to see to purchase the product. The first group needs to see that the teacher is confident, a master of the subject matter, and capable of presenting the material effectively. The video addresses this need by showing the tutor's mastery of the material, her confidence in tackling a difficult logic problem, and her poised presentation. The group seeking free online problems need to be entranced by a set of problems, for which they can only get the true answer if they sign up for the tutoring. The video meets that need. It presents challenging problems in the first half of the video with suggestions on how to tackle them; and for which an answer is provided. And it presents additional related questions for which no answer is given, and students can only find the naswers by signing up for the tutoring. Deciding to forego receiving the answer because it involves signing up for the tutoring is like putting a book down in the middle of the most exciting part. If anything will get these free online problem seekers to sign up for tutoring, this approach will. What is unique about this type of online sales video is that it seeks to recruit business not through what is presented, but rather through what is left out. The desire to know what is left out will potentially inspire viewers to contact the company and sign up for the tutoring. The take home lesson of this video is that there is no patent solution to creating the perfect marketing video. Anything that might work can be used. Producing a successful marketing video is a creative process.
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