FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: How much would it cost for Bailspeak to produce my Internet bail bonds video commercial? A: The cost of a video production is wholly determined by what you want to include in the bail bond advertisement. Factors to consider include writing your own script or having a script produced by Bailspeak, location costs if any, travel & lodging expenses, hiring professional actors or you providing amateur actors, graphics, music licensing if applicable, and the amount of time necessary to complete the production.
As an example, the video profiled above cost less than premium collected on one $20,000.00 bond generated by the video itself and with enough left over to cover the bond and BUF costs!
That's it! No more expensive monthly payments common to other Internet advertising services.
Q: I have a website. How does the Internet bail bonds video get installed on my site? A: Standard Definition and High Definition videos are uploaded on to a dedicated youtube site. You will be able to grab the code and install it onto your website. Q: I don’t have a website. How can an Internet bail bonds video help me? A: Internet videos that are properly uploaded can and do draw views as stand-alone advertisements. Contact information can be included in the video itself or in the video description. Q: Why should I have a bail bonds website? A: More and more people think of the Internet first when it is time to seek information, and I’ve never seen people walking around with telephone books in their pockets. Nevertheless, I personally think, for the immediate time being, that advertising one’s bail bond company in one’s local telephone book is still the best way to get the phone ringing; however, I am also coming to the undeniable conclusion that many people are sidestepping the telephone book and utilizing their cellular phones to access the Internet and search for bail agents under personal crisis conditions. Whether a website is accessed via cell phone on the run or after seeing it in a telephone book ad, I think not having a website is falling behind so many bail bond companies that do. This brings us to bail bond websites that rank higher than others and whether or not the content is effective in providing visitors with actionable information, thus leading a visitor to intelligently decide to make that call. More and more bail agents are in fact incorporating Internet videos on their websites, and I think doing so is important to keep up with competitive trends; however, the questions then beccome whether or not anyone will ever find your video, whether or not the content will interest the best co-signers, and if you want to pay hundreds of dollars a month for something that simply does not rank even in the top 10 search engine results pages? Bailspeak's videos in total are viewed nearly 1,000 times a week, and now you can work to have your business reach those kind of numbers through Bailspeak Productions. The “used car” format is routinely used, and I question whether it will result in good business if any business at all. Q: My question isn’t covered here. How can I get answers not provided here? A: Use the Submission Form on the "Contact Bailspeak" for more information. | 