I don’t have an iPhone myself…but most of my friends and family do. And lately, I’ve been hearing a lot of buzz about an app called Twezr. I figured I’d check it out and if it’s cool or useful, I’d let my dad know so he can download it to his iPhone and feel trendy.
I went to their Web site and was immediately impressed with the clean, simple design. Very trendy. Very easy to navigate. Very direct.
And…the best part of the homepage is that they have a VIDEO! Front and center! And you know how much I love a good video…
I clicked. And I will just say…good effort, guys. It had that cool, laid back, “we’re a fun start-up” feel to it. But even at only two minutes, it felt like it was dragging on forever. It wasn’t peppy enough to keep me engaged. And believe me, I really wanted to stay focused and get excited about the product. But I didn’t.
All the info is there. They’ve got the story right. But the delivery left me…bored. I wasn’t left feeling compelled to share the video or tell my friends about the app. Too many screenshots and they stayed on the screen for too long. And there just isn’t much excitement in his voice or in the faces of the people around him. They definitely looked happy…but the video feels flat to me.
Actually…seeing this one fall flat made me think of this video we did for fring, back in the day…which is now outdated (in terms of features) but serves as an excellent example of the right combination of peppy and informative. It’s one we’re really proud of. We highlighted all the fun features of this cool and innovative product with creative and upbeat images…and without forcing the viewer to stare at anything for too long.
Le sigh…if only we had the opportunity to rock their worlds with a video to rock everyone else’s world…
What did you guys think?








