The answer is yes and the reason why 
is that if your target market knows that the videos of a new kitchen or a
 new product will only be available for 24 hours, the likelihood of your
 targets viewing them increases substantially. Here are several keys for
 using Snapchat to promote your showroom.
Tell a 
compelling story instead of trying to sell someone on the need for a new
 bath. Explain how a new bath will improve their lives (not just the 
value of their homes) and lead to a healthier lifestyle. You can use 
video guidance for storing things more effectively. You can highlight 
smart shower systems and technology advances that are currently 
available. You will never lack for content to tell a good story.
Other
 companies that are enjoying Snapchat successes use the medium to 
highlight the essence of their brand. For DPHA members this could be a 
commitment to the local economy and the importance of buying locally. 
Alternatively, you could tell stories of past projects and even feature 
customer testimonials. A distinguishing characteristic of Snapchat is 
that it's raw. Most of the videos that work are taken on cell phones and
 will never be considered a Hollywood production. The rawness speaks to 
honesty and integrity. The bottom line is that you don't have to produce
 a perfect video to capture attention. You can produce multiple videos 
that celebrate the ability to create an in-home spa.
Another
 effective Snapchat use is to show customers what happens behind the 
scenes at your showroom. The culture of your showroom will appeal to 
Millennials who want to patronize companies that give back to their 
communities and have a higher purpose beyond making a profit. Use 
Snapchat to show your clients who you are and the love you have for your
 industry.

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