Companies marketing information technology products are finding new ways to jump-start the sales process using "2-Minute Explainers." April 27, 2006; 03:54 AM New York, NY - In marketing complex IT
products, simply getting prospects to understand why they should be
interested is the first obstacle in the sales process. A growing number
of companies are overcoming this problem with engaging Flash
presentations called 2-Minute Explainers®.
"The 2-Minute Explainer consistently ranks as one of the most
frequently visited pages on our web site, and often acts as a
springboard to longer visits and eventual conversions," according to
Jason Hekl, Senior Director of Marketing at InQuira, which markets
enterprise search solutions for web self-service and call centers.
TIBCO, a provider of business integration and process management
software, used a 2-Minute Explainer to launch their new SOA-based
Staffware BPM product at a recent user conference. Other IT companies
have reported success at industry events such as the RSA Security
Conference (Lancope) and Microsoft’s TechEd (DesktopStandard).
Companies use 2-Minute Explainers as web landing pages to move
prospects along to the next step in the sales cycle -- e.g.,
downloading a white paper or, in the case of wholesale insurance broker
Superior Access, signing up for the service. Search engine optimization
firm @Website Publicity reports that clients use the Flash presentation
internally to explain to what the S.E.O. consultants will be doing.
The 2-Minute Explainer concept and brand was developed by Business
Information Graphics, a New York B2B marketing communication firm.
Examples of 2-Minute Explainers written and produced by the company are
on view at http://www.2MinuteExplainer.com/projects.html.
Bruce McKenzie
Business Information Graphics
242 West 36th Street - 10th Floor
New York, NY 10018
212-477-4288
http://www.2MinuteExplainer.com
or email "Bruce" at the same domain
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