Part Four
A Multi-Platform Approach
Script
Repurposing a well-crafted piece of video content is a goldmine for time-strapped marketers and one of the smartest ways to extend the life of your messaging. Let’s have a brief overview of the strengths of each platform where you might be publishing your repurposed content.
YouTube is ideal for in-depth tutorials and long-form storytelling. It provides a fertile ground for rich and comprehensive content that viewers can immerse themselves in. It is also the second largest search engine, and publishing on YouTube will boost your algorithm.
LinkedIn – this caters to professionals. It’s the world’s largest databank of C-suite individuals. Combined with its own internal messaging system, it offers you a wealth of opportunities for reaching out. Its algorithm promotes informative video content, case studies and ‘Thought Leadership’-style presentations.
Facebook, with its broad user-base, is well suited for numerous video types, anything from short clips to live streams. Its underlying aim is to bolster shareability and community engagement. And let’s face it, it was the pioneer in this field and remains so.
Then there are the platforms that thrive on shorts and reels cuts: Instagram, TikTok and X. So what’s the difference? Instagram thrives on polished, well-edited shorts; TikTok prefers its presentations to be raw; and X, being primarily designed for text engagement, publishes both polished and raw content as long as they promote debate.
Script
Repurposing a well-crafted piece of video content is a goldmine for time-strapped marketers and one of the smartest ways to extend the life of your messaging. Let’s have a brief overview of the strengths of each platform where you might be publishing your repurposed content.
YouTube is ideal for in-depth tutorials and long-form storytelling. It provides a fertile ground for rich and comprehensive content that viewers can immerse themselves in. It is also the second largest search engine, and publishing on YouTube will boost your algorithm.
LinkedIn – this caters to professionals. It’s the world’s largest databank of C-suite individuals. Combined with its own internal messaging system, it offers you a wealth of opportunities for reaching out. Its algorithm promotes informative video content, case studies and ‘Thought Leadership’-style presentations.
Facebook, with its broad user-base, is well suited for numerous video types, anything from short clips to live streams. Its underlying aim is to bolster shareability and community engagement. And let’s face it, it was the pioneer in this field and remains so.
Then there are the platforms that thrive on shorts and reels cuts: Instagram, TikTok and X. So what’s the difference? Instagram thrives on polished, well-edited shorts; TikTok prefers its presentations to be raw; and X, being primarily designed for text engagement, publishes both polished and raw content as long as they promote debate.
Menu
Part One – Video Strategy – Its Contribution To Your Business
Part Two – The Benefits of Storytelling
Part Three – The Mechanics of a Successful Video Strategy
Part Four – A Multi-Platform Approach
Have a Project in mind?
If you want to pick our brains and together let’s explore ideas for a video marketing campaign that works best for you, then click the Contact button.
Have a Project in mind?
If you want to pick our brains and together let’s explore ideas for a video marketing campaign that works best for you, then click the Contact button.
Have a Project in mind?
If you want to pick our brains and together let’s explore ideas for a video marketing campaign that works best for you, then click the Contact button.

















