As the year winds down and holiday lights begin to sparkle in homes and businesses alike, something powerful starts to happen—people become more reflective, more grateful, and more open to connection.

For business owners and insurance professionals, this is more than just a festive season. It's a strategic opportunity.

The holiday season offers the perfect backdrop to create a video that doesn’t just market your services, but shares your story, builds trust, and leaves a lasting impression.

Why Holiday Videos Work

Think about it—your clients and prospects are being flooded with emails, ads, and end-of-year promotions. But what stands out in that sea of content?

✨ Authenticity. Emotion. Human connection.

A well-crafted holiday video captures all three.

Holiday videos cut through the noise because they’re not just about selling—they’re about sharing. It’s your chance to show the face behind the brand, the people behind the service, and the heart behind the message.

What Kind of V...

If you're trying to grow your business in 2025, video isn't a "nice to have"—it's a must. Buyers today expect more than just a website and a business card. They want to see your story, hear your voice, and understand the value you bring before they ever reach out.

That’s where strategic video content comes in.

At Edumarketing, we help professionals and business owners create educational marketing content that doesn’t just look good—it works. And time after time, we come back to the same core video strategy: every business needs three foundational video types to move people through the buyer journey.

Let’s break down what they are, why they matter, and where to use them.

1. Branding Videos – Tell Your Story

Your branding video is your digital introduction—your chance to say, “Here’s who we are, what we believe, and why we do what we do.”

It’s not a service pitch. It’s a story. One that connects on a personal level and helps your audience feel something—whether that’s trust, curi...

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