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1) Always-On Product Demo: Turn One Video into a Lead Engine

Most demos die after the meeting. An always-on demo keeps selling 24/7.

Updated over a month ago

Turn a single recording into a persistent asset that captures intent, qualifies visitors, and books meetings while your team sleeps.

Who it’s for

  • Sales & Solutions teams running demos

  • Product Marketing & Enablement

  • RevOps building self-serve funnels

Why it matters

Most demos die after the meeting. An always-on demo keeps selling 24/7. The best demo isn’t the one you ran today - it’s the one that keeps running after you log off. Package one recording into a compounding growth asset that attracts, educates, and converts.

How it works (TOF → MOF → BOF)

TOF (Attract & click):

Share 20–40s highlights with a sharp hook. Publish on LinkedIn/X/Shorts/Reels and link to your on-site demo page (not YouTube) so you own the traffic and CTAs.

MOF (Educate & qualify):

Host a structured demo page that includes:

  • Chapters: Problem → Approach → Product Walkthrough → Results

  • Transcript + searchable timeline for quick scanning

  • Mini-FAQ addressing top objections (pricing, integrations, security)

  • 1–2 clear CTAs placed above the fold and after chapters

BOF (Convert & follow up):

Primary CTAs: “Book a 15-min fit check” · “Start free trial.”
Send a chapter-specific follow-up tied to what they watched (link back to the exact section).



KPIs: Demo clicks · MQLs · SQLs · Conversion rate

Automation tips: Trigger alerts when a viewer watches 4+ minutes, opens 3+ chapters, or clicks a CTA - route to the AE with chapter context and suggested next step.

Treat your demo like a product, not a meeting. When it lives on your site with clear next steps, it compounds outcomes - more qualified interest, faster cycles, and a pipeline that doesn’t rely on calendar availability.

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