You're trying out a new product and need some help, so you turn to the company's help center. Do you look for how-to videos or written instructions?
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It should be a mix of both as we are in the digital era and customers are looking for omnichannel support. We can't expect customers to be satisfied only with product tour videos they may also look for product documentation or a manual.
I suggest embedding product videos in the manual and publishing them online via a knowledge base on your website.
Something like this https://docs.biztalk360.com/docs...
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Demo videos for quick help and thorough product docs for deeper explanation
@dylan_merideth Hey, nice seeing you here too, i noticed you from indiehackers. Love the vapour wave aesthetic btw.
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For detailed information I prefer written instructions over video. I tend to get bored by videos while text allows me to go to any section easily. Additionally most of the time I need to copy/paste samples or search for a specific topic.
For a presentation or features introduction, video is probably better.
@selman_babayigit That's what we're aiming for! Thanks for your comment! 💪
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I'd take both of them.
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Both? Haha it really depends on the topic. If it's a quick guide or questions answerable by 1 or two words/sentences, I'd go for text. But if it's more about technicality, I usually prefer video. But if it doesn't work, I resort to written content.
I think that's why both video and written content is important and a valuable factor for Google algorithm.
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