Hiring a video marketing agency is an investment that often sees fantastic returns. In fact, nearly 9 in every 10 marketers who use video report that it gives them positive ROI, according to one study. But bringing in a professional production team may feel a little intimidating, especially if it’s your first time dipping your toes into the video marketing waters.

If you are looking to hire a video marketing agency but aren’t sure what to expect, you’ve come to the right place. We’re here to break down the process and show you how easy getting stellar video content can be.

Video testimonials can be a great tool for companies looking to incorporate video into their marketing strategy. There are so many ways to use the format, and luckily, getting great content doesn’t always require a large production.

As video marketers, we’ve produced numerous video testimonial projects and have learned a thing or two about capturing the perfect moments. If you’re wondering how your business can get in on the testimonial fun, listen up! We’ve rounded up eight of our best tips to help you create impactful video content with testimonials.

Though non-profit organizations may share some similarities with for-profit businesses, the way that the two operate are fundamentally different. At the end of the day, nonprofits aren’t selling a product or service; they’re selling a cause. Because of this, they face unique challenges when it comes to marketing.

This week, Remote Team Films is celebrating a big milestone— our fifth anniversary! It’s been a wild ride from the humble beginnings in our University of Texas dorm room, but we wouldn’t trade our experiences for the world. The journey hasn’t always been smooth sailing, and we’ve definitely picked up a few things over the course of running our own business.

In the second blog of our “Using Video Right on Social Media” series, we’re covering LinkedIn. Though the platform may not boast the same number of monthly active users as Instagram or Facebook, you may just find the audience on the platform to be more valuable. This is because LinkedIn is catered to business professionals— which translates to selling your product and building brand awareness with those in charge of making decisions.

Creating video content doesn’t do much good for your business if no one can see it. And what better way to get eyes on your video than to share it across the most widely used social media platform in the world? With over 2.7 monthly active users, Facebook is one of the easiest ways to distribute your content to the masses.

Video marketing isn’t just about the content that you create— it’s also about how you distribute the material to your target audiences. As easy as it would be, you can’t just upload your video to YouTube and call it a day. Having a solid distribution plan after the video is made is key to seeing a return on your investment, increased brand awareness, and more traffic to your website or social media.

In the era of COVID-19, companies have faced unprecedented challenges in the way they communicate with their workforce and their consumers. Professional video marketing and internal video communication production has taken a big hit due to social distancing requirements and work-from-home guidelines. Yet the need for this type of communication is greater than ever before.