How does video relate to my dilemma when selling a photo calendar? How can we explain to a prospective customer about buying a calendar and how to upload photos? When I heard that YouTube was the second most active search engine behind Google I decided action was required. It seems obvious now but a video is a simple way of explaining products to customers, however providing video content two weeks ago seemed like a big leap for Calendarwizard.
So last Saturday morning found me dressed up as Father Christmas pretending that Christmas 2010 had already arrived. Saturday was very hot and I had on the complete Santa Claus kit including beard and wig, I’m presently losing weight for a triathlon but hadn’t planned to lose it all in one morning sweating. We also videoed a water fight, skateboarding in the park, on the beach, and even Halloween, all possible magic moments in a year that could be included in a calendar. How does one decide what constitutes a magical moment? For example, my family gets a large personalised calendar every year and this month’s image has the family dressed up in swimsuits designed for protection from jelly fish stings, not flattering and definitely embarrassing but a magical moment
However, back to Arthur and his appearance on YouTube. Our number one subject for calendars is families and number two is pets, so Arthur was commissioned to appear in the park with the family and a chase a ball. Never work with children and animals! After two hours of Arthur and the children fighting we finally got some video and you can see a short clip on YouTube including me in the Father Xmas suit. The complete 90 second version will be launched later this year as part of our Xmas promotion.
Checkout the lastest Calendarwizard video on YouTube
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