Source: umich.edu
Source: photobucket.com
Not to be confused with The Beatles' White Album or Billy Idol's White Wedding, a white video (as I see it existing in today's transitionary period) is an accompaniment to an existing white paper (not a replacement).
Our tecchie B2B white papers attempt to depict and describe a ton of complicated processes and procedures. It sure makes sense to me to offer up a little video support (what things look like, how they work, exactly how the author sets up the apparatus, how the material behaves in-process, etc.).
I imagine the biggest challenge will be to get my product managers and tech team to help me capture the salient points on video. I'll let you know.
Steve:
This is something very difficult to pull off. How do you make a white paper “come alive?” I think you need to have a good presenter. Or you need an interesting narrator pulling together the most important paper parts…