Your customers are using Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube differently, so you should be posting different types of videos on different platforms too.

To make your life easier, we’ve put together a cheat sheet that sheds some light on what types of videos your customers want.

This cheat sheet features findings from our 2018 State of Social Video Report, as well as trends I share when speaking to marketers at conferences around the country. You can get the most up-to-date video trends, and the research behind them, in this recent article on the Animoto blog.
Happy video making!