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Vidonary Ad — “I’ve published over 1000 videos” LinkedIn ad
Why it works
The founder’s post. The photo shows Priestley mid-shoot with Vidonary open on a laptop in front of him, and the copy gives away the method (nine ingredients of a video that performs) before it names the product. Then the urgency: “We close the doors today… 20% off”, a deadline on software you would expect to be able to buy any day. The last line names his co-founders.
LinkedIn ad · advertiser Daniel Priestley · paid for by Vidonary
The copy, in full
I've published over 1000 videos in the past couple of years. Some of them get 100K views, and some get less than 1K. When we sat down and analysed the best performing videos, we found out that they all follow a similar structure. Whether it's long-form YouTube videos or short reels, each of them includes a mix of these ingredients: - A Hook - Some Tension - A promise - Clear Sections/Chapters - Stories - Statistics - Call out your audience - Great Value - Call to action When we included more of these in our long form videos, we also found we generated more high-quality leads. The problem for most people is that they struggle recording videos because they don't know what to say and end up rambling. That's why we built Vidonary - It's been built with all these ingredients in mind. You can record the videos knowing that our structure and prompts will keep you in line. (You can also, record and edit in the app, too) I now use Vidonary during all my video shoots to help with hooks and structure and calls to action. I usually hate scripts, but having some structure massively helps me land the message clearly. FYI... We close the doors today, so if you want to publish more videos this year and get more leads and sales, you can sign up now and get 20% off) We're only 2 months in but Martin, Lyndsay and David and I are seeing lots of members have huge success using Vidonary.