Large conferences demand more than basic event coverage. They require precision, coordination and a clear video marketing strategy that ensures the content continues delivering value long after the final session ends. Towards the end of 2023, we were approached by a major events management company to support a multi-national conference spanning four cities: London, Frankfurt, Paris and Rotterdam.

Video is no longer an optional extra in digital marketing. It is one of the most effective ways to communicate, engage and convert online audiences. In a competitive digital landscape, businesses need content that captures attention quickly and delivers information clearly. Whether created in-house or with a professional video production company, strategic video marketing plays a central role in brand growth.

No matter if your company sells large items like furniture or small gadgets like USB drives, the most effective way to showcase your products online is through video. A well-produced product video allows your audience to see your product in action, highlighting its features and benefits in a way that static images or text simply cannot match.

It’s no secret that everyone in business is eager to get back to conferences, live events, and gatherings where deals are struck, ideas are shared, and products get moving again. But here’s the thing—just because the event ends doesn’t mean its impact has to. That’s where video comes in. Recording your conferences and live events can take the buzz of the day and extend it far beyond the room, reaching people who couldn’t attend and giving your business content that keeps on giving.

When you win The Apprentice in front of 10.4 million viewers and go into business with Lord Sugar, momentum matters. That’s exactly what happened to Tom Pellereau, also known as “Inventor Tom.” Together, they formed AvenTOM Ltd, a brand dedicated to reinventing beauty accessories. As a creative video production company, we’ve been proud to support that journey through strategic, results-driven video marketing.

e-learning videos are quickly becoming a staple in classrooms, and it’s easy to see why. They give students a chance to revisit lessons at their own pace, supplement traditional teaching, and engage with material in a more interactive way. But not all video content is created equal, and how you use it can make all the difference.

How to Choose the Right Video Production Company So, you’ve decided it’s time to make a video. Exciting! But if you’re new to this world, figuring out which video production company can bring your vision to life can feel a little overwhelming. Don’t worry finding the right team isn’t as tricky as it seems once you know what to look for.

In 2016, Yellow Lizard Media, a leading video production company, was approached by Monir Ali, producer at Little Big Ego, with an exciting new challenge: shooting and editing an Asian cookery programme for Sony’s SAB TV channel called Spice Up. This marked the first time Yellow Lizard Media took on a television project, moving beyond online video production, and we were eager to rise to the occasion.

Why Video Marketing is Essential for Real Estate In today’s digital-first world, it’s becoming increasingly important for real estate businesses to incorporate attractive visuals into their marketing strategy. And what better way is there to showcase a property’s true potential than through video? The impact of video on buyer engagement is clear. For example, 73% of homeowners say they would be more likely to purchase a home if the listing included a video. Video also drives a 157% increase in a website’s organic traffic, boosting search engine rankings without paid promotion. People even spend up to 88% more time on a website with video content. These numbers speak volumes about the power of video marketing for real estate, making it an essential tool for any property business.

At Yellow Lizard Media, we have worked with Buglar Group on a variety of projects across Hertfordshire, including Hemel Hempstead and St Albans. Our work has ranged from showcasing completed builds to potential buyers, to documenting projects in progress to highlight how developments unfold. Earlier this year, Buglar Group approached us with a very different challenge. They wanted to survey a very tall building in London, including hard-to-reach areas such as the roof. Traditionally, this would require scaffolding over an extended period, observing each section of the building slowly. Not only would this approach take a long time, but it would also be extremely costly.