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Every startup is copying the same video template:
→ fast cuts full of "archival footage" of money printing, the moon landing, Steve Jobs, found footage that suggests "progress," "America," and other miscellaneous and completely unrelated historical events
→ sparse words peppered in that don't talk about the product or the company at all but instead convey authority and confidence: We Are Going To Change The World.
→ high-level, videos that do this are trying to say: We're bigger than the moon landing. We know what's coming next and we are building for it.
At this point, I don't think this trend/formula helps build a unique brand. It feels generic now due to overuse, but what's interesting is that these videos still get a lot of views.
So effective for impressions, but less effective for brand-building and brand recognition.
Click on the post I'm qt-ing here for a full thread of examples following this exact format.
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