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40+ Video Marketing Statistics That Will Blow Your Mind

Video continues to dominate the digital landscape, and it’s been like that for a couple of years now. From social media to blog and email campaigns, video is a powerful tool for engaging audiences and driving conversions.

In this post, we’ll explore 40+ video marketing statistics that highlight its potential and offer insights into how you can make the most of this dynamic medium.

Video Marketing Statistics

Video marketing statistics you should know 📊

A HubSpot blog survey from 2022 reported that the demand for video content continues to increase at a rapid pace [1].

In fact, according to a Wyzowl’s survey, 86% of businesses used video marketing in 2022, and 92% of marketers saw it as an essential part of their marketing strategy [2].

General video marketing statistics to know first 📈

Video marketers know by now that video content is highly effective. But how effective is it? And can we expect the trend to continue growing?

Let’s see some numbers:

  • 36% of marketers say that their main goal when making online videos is to reach new audiences and increase awareness of their brand [1].
  • 87% of video marketers have reported a positive ROI for content created in 2022 [2]. 86% also said that video was highly effective for generating new leads [2].
  • 66% of businesses increased their year-over-year content marketing budget from 2021 to 2022, with more than half of those funds being used for some type of video marketing [3].
  • Most marketers spend between $100 and $1000 on average per video [4]. 💳
  • 49% of video creators feel they are effective at engaging audiences, and 52% believe they help build customer trust [2].

Statistics about type of content that works in video 🎞️

Not all videos are the same, so here are some key video marketing statistics based on the type of content being created and how it performs when used as a marketing tool:

  • The purpose of all videos created for 2022 was 74% explainer videos, 68% social media videos, 50% presentation videos, and 46% testimonial videos [2].
  • 📺 The least used types of videos created were onboarding new hires videos (12%), app demos (15%), and customer service videos (20%) [2].
  • On average, 65% of all marketing videos made are actually presentations [4].
  • Short-form 🩳 videos have, on average, the highest audience engagement compared to all other types [5].
  • 51% of marketers say that the videos with the highest ROI are webinars and webcasts [4].

Statistics about the process of video making 📹

Here are some numbers about the process of making videos and the software and equipment used by the experts:

58% of marketers turn to professional software 📀 to produce their videos, and 38% use only their phones [4].

About 61% of video creators use Adobe Premiere Pro as their primary editing software, and 44% use their iPhone 📱 as a way of capturing video [1].

⏲️ When asked about how much time it might take to create a video, 30% of experts said about two weeks [1].

💼 About 37% of businesses make their videos in-house, while 14% work with an agency and 49% do a little bit of both [1].

🏭 69% of companies creating video marketing content own their own production equipment [1].

18% of video creation experts use templates, while 35% make them from scratch [4]. 🎨

Statistics about creators and teams 🎮

Let’s now take a look at 🔎 some numbers regarding how videos are created in the context of a company or agency and why more people are choosing to use this format:

  •  About 81% of marketers  state that their company has a specific budget dedicated to video content creation [1].
  • 88% of companies have their own team dedicated exclusively to creating video content.  In 45% of the cases , the team size is two to five people [1].
  • 24% of marketers started using video marketing in 2020, with 51% of them saying they did it because it became easier and  47% because they had to respond to new challenges  [2].
  • 22% of marketers create more than one video per week, and  14% make one video per day  [2].
  •  42% of marketers  state that videos created through an agency are generally better than those made in-house [1].

Statistics about platforms 📼

Videos perform differently depending on the platform where they are shared.

Here are some video marketing stats and social media stats:

  • 🎈 According to one survey, 78% of creators host their videos on YouTube [1]. A second survey shows an even more significant number, 88% [2].
  • 70% of consumers have made a product purchase because they saw it in a YouTube ad [6].
  • Other social media platforms 📉 used by video marketers include LinkedIn Video (69% used them), Instagram Video (67%), Facebook Video (59%), Webinar (49%), and TikTok (27%) [2].
  • 🤼 60% of people prefer watching videos on online platforms compared to live TV [6].
  • LinkedIn videos generate 24x more comments and 7x more reactions than text posts [7].
  • Tweets that involve videos or video streaming generate 10x more engagement than those without [8]. 🚀

Statistics about video audience 📺

Not all video marketing statistics are about marketers. Here are some numbers about how consumers watch videos:

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96% of people use videos to learn more about services and products that interest them [2].

On average, internet users spend 33% of their online time watching videos, and 54% want to see more content from brands they follow [9].

69% of people watching online videos do so with the sound off in public spaces and 25% when in private [10].

50% of people who watch videos say that captions are very important because they like to have the option to turn off the sound [10].

28% of Gen Z viewers are willing to share their online history with a brand [11].

Audiences are more likely (twice as much) to share videos compared to other types of content, such as articles or social media posts [2].

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