# Creating Exciting Brand Challenges
One thing that made short-form videos widely popular was the opportunity it gave creators to showcase how well they can sing a popular song or dance trending dance steps.
Using sound filters and some editing, they could quickly join already popular challenges, and their videos will go super viral while the challenge is in vogue.
With this strategy, brands can create their sounds, make exciting challenges people would love to join, and using branded hashtags brands can go viral while the challenge lasts.
In fact, over 42% of video marketers who have used brand challenges confirmed that Jr performed more than expected.
Brand Challenge Short-form Example
- Chipotl’s GuacDance
- Album Cover Challenge
- DJ A Home
- Pass the brush
- Leaving My Body
- I’m Just A Kid
And much more. Check out how these challenges were leveraged by brands here.
# Using Influencer Partnership Ads
Influencer marketing has been, is being, and will always be used by brands to promote their businesses, and it’s not slowing down soon.
In social media marketing research, more than 60% of brands that partnered with TikTok influencers ranked it as the top 5 content marketing strategy in terms of ROI.
How does it work?
Look for an influencer in your niche or one with a large following, let them appear in your video ads, share with their followers, and see your brand go viral.
That is why we created Kidazzler. In this platform, brands can connect with mom influencers who create short-form videos to spread the word about their business to kidazzler moms and their social media audience.
Influencer Ads Short-Form Video Example
One outstanding example was when Austin Texas patented with Instagram Reels travel vlogger and influencer @heleneinbetween to showcase her trip experience in Austin.
From planning details to life in Austin, Texas, and info like weather, festivals, and more. That way, the city could effectively target an adventure-seeking youthful audience.
#Product Teasers
Product teasers are short-form videos with a duration of as little as 6 seconds to 60 seconds.
They are very effective for building product anticipation.
Not only is this method budget-friendly, but by using viral sounds and hashtags, brands can easily promote their business organically to the broadest audience possible.
Product Teaser Short-Video Form Example
Leveraging a popular sound and creating a deceptive low-battery sign, KaseMe Design was able to incite interest in their coming product launch effectively.
# Maximizing User Generated Content
This kind of short-form video works better than brand challenges or influencer partnerships.
Why?
Customers trust their friends more, and the level of social proof by UGC compels customers to take action with ease.
In platforms like Tiktok, UGC is the reigning demographic, mostly among Gen Z, as they relate to each other better.
Brands using UGC can promote their products in a more relatable manner to the widest audience possible without spending a dime.
For instance, using Kidazzler, Mom & Kiddies brand can partner with mom influencers and creators to recommend your products to their fellow women, and the ROI is usually massive.
You can connect with Kidazzler Mom influencers here.
User-Generated Content Short-Form Video Example
One classic example of UGC videos is the Coca-Cola share a coke campaign, where creators shared videos of themselves drinking Coca-Cola with their names on it.
# Doing Behind-The-Brand Clips
In an era of authenticity and more transparency, customers now prefer to buy from brands that they know who’s behind the scene.
Seeing real people dedicated to serving them and working behind the scene creates a sense of connection, familiarity, and authenticity.
This strategy builds trust fast and converts like crazy.
As a matter of fact, 70% of consumers have confirmed to be more connected to a brand if the CEO is active on social media sites.
Behind-the-scene short-form videos are viral on platforms like IG Reels and Tiktok.
Behind-The-Scene Short-Form Video Example
One good example is WakeUp Pueblo Marketing Agency sharing behind the scene clips of employees making podcasts or just chilling doing sports.
# Easy To Follow Educational Or Explainer Videos
How-to’s, DIYs, explained videos, etc., are heavily invested by brands in 2022.
Educational videos won’t, and for a specific reason. Consumers trust experts in their industry, follow their advice, and buy from them more.
So what better way to project your brand as an expert than by creating short-form educational videos teaching your audience?
In addition, a survey revealed that viewers love and want to see brands using more of this video style.
For starters, they add value to consumers, giving them more actionable tips they can use in their life now, hence breeding more loyalty and generating more leads.
Educational or Explainer Short-Form Video Example
Brands should follow the lead of CANDLE CARE, a candle brand creating short DIY tip videos in reels to help their customers have a better candle experience.
Bottom Line
Short-form videos are the reigning internet marketing wonder, and video marketers should take note.
And here in Kidazzler, you can find moms to create attention-grabbing videos like quizzes, reviews, contests, and live events – video marketing has never been easier.
Regardless of the trend you use, short-form videos are very effective for organically promoting your business on social media because they are more fun to watch, easier to share, go viral quickly, and are memorable.