š³ The Content Tree: How to Turn One Video into 20 for Your Next Ad Campaignā¦
Send this article to your editors if you want them to know how to 10X their output and 20X your ad campaign results.
Iāve used The Content Tree in some of the biggest ads pushes on Facebook ā some campaigns as high as $50,000 PER DAY! At that scale, you have to have an arsenal of videos to swap out due to ad fatigue.
Unfortunately, most business owners think you just need ONE video to run ads.
ā Stop Betting on ONE Video ā When You Can Play the Fieldā¦
ā Facebook automatically swaps your videos
ā Create videos that are native to Shorts, Reels, Stories, and YouTube
ā Test out different Hooks & CTAs
The video content world has become a numbers game.
And the beauty is that you donāt have to choose or grow attached to ONE fine-tuned script. You have options.
Hereās how to grow your own Content Tree:
š² Step #1: The Tree Trunk
Create Your Main Video (10ā20 minutes)
This is your main video sales letter or VSL. Set up the problem, talk about the benefits of your product, and walk through your offer. This video will live on your sales page. Think long-form Kickstarter video.
If this video had chapters, there would be 4ā6 chapters in total.
š“ Step 2#: The Branches
Create Your 5-Minute Version
Cut out the testimonials, the detailed product walkthrough, and any section that talks about the price/offer.
The Branches are great for posting to YouTube and Facebook. Long enough to show off the product, but short enough to not lose 90% of your audience.
š Step #3: The Leaves
Break It Down into Micro Stories (15ā60 seconds)
Take your biggest Hooks from the Main Video and create vertical videos.
These micro-stories are meant to tease your main video or your offer. Itās a flash in the pan. Great soundbites can include hot takes, controversial opinions, or doomsday statements.
Say less, and create 15 variations.
You did it! You took a long 10-minute video, broke it into 5-minute mini-episodes, and then created 15 teasers. Now turn on Facebookās Dynamic Creative and hit Publish!
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