Tello / Short business video
How to make a short business video
You do not need a studio. You need one message, a short script and a clear next step.
Keep it short and focused
Aim for 30 to 60 seconds with one message. If you have three messages, make three videos.
A simple structure
- 1. The problemOpen with the problem your customer has, in their words.
- 2. Your answerShow what you do and how it helps, in two or three short points.
- 3. The next stepFinish with one action: visit, call, book or sign up.
Make it easy to watch
- Add captions, since many people watch without sound
- Use a clear voice and plain words
- Pick a shape that fits where you will post: vertical for phones and stories, wide for websites
- Show your web address at the end
Make one for free
With the Tello video maker, you chat a few words about your business and paste your web address. Tello writes a short script, picks the scenes and builds a narrated video in your browser. Tello is an AI and can be wrong, so read the script and watch the video before you share it. Make a video, or request a polished one made for you.
Frequently asked questions
How long should a business video be?
For most small businesses, 30 to 60 seconds with a single message works well.
Do I need to be on camera?
No. Narrated videos with captions and simple scenes work well for many businesses.
What should I say at the end of the video?
Give one clear next step, such as your web address, a phone number or a booking link.
Can I make a business video for free?
Yes. The Tello video maker builds a short narrated video from a few words and your web address, for free.