Why it worked
The video uses a relatable scenario (a date proposal) and a humorous, interactive application interface to showcase the product's capabilities in a native and engaging way, leading to a soft sell that encourages viewers to check the link in bio.
Summary
The video shows a user interacting with a web application that helps plan a date. The application guides the user through selecting a date, choosing a food preference, and confirming the date. The final screen confirms "It's a date!" with the selected details and a link to "motion.so".
Structure
- 1User reacts to a message from a motion design guy.
- 2User interacts with a date planning app.
- 3User selects a date and food preference.
- 4App confirms the date and shows the product's branding.
Product placement
The video showcases a web application called 'Motion' which is used to plan a date. The application's interface and branding are visible throughout the demo, and the URL 'motion.so' is displayed at the end.
Call to action
Check link in bio
On-screen text
POV: you gave the motion design guy a chance and he sent this... like wtf 😭
yeah, maybe
STEP 1 OF 4
Will you go on a date with me?
no
YES
not happening.
STEP 2 OF 4
So... when are you free?
October
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pick a day first
set Oct 14
STEP 3 OF 4
What are we feeling?
Pizza
Sushi
Burgers
Pasta
Tacos
Ramen
lock in Tacos
It's a date!
Oct 14, Tacos, and hopefully you show up on time.
Oct 14 • Tacos
Check link in bio
made with love with motion.so
start over