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Sitebulb's features, in motion.

An animated marketing video that introduces what Sitebulb can do.

The Problem

The project was scoped in close collaboration with the marketing team, who outlined the following priorities:

  • Visually explain the core functionality and benefits of Sitebulb
  • Work seamlessly without audio
  • Function as an on-loop animation for kiosks and conference booths
  • Adapt well for social media and the website homepage

The ideal animation would serve as a 2-minute visual pitch, providing immediate clarity and sparking curiosity — especially among in-house and agency SEOs encountering the tool for the first time.

Objectives & Goals

Sitebulb needed a compelling way to introduce and promote its product to new audiences across multiple channels — particularly in trade show environments where audio is unavailable and attention spans are short. The solution had to:

  • Primary Objective: Drive curiosity and excitement about Sitebulb while providing a high-level overview of what it does
  • Target Audiences: In-house and agency SEO professionals
  • Key Environments:
    • Trade show screens (on silent loop)
    • Social media as sales collateral
    • The homepage as an introductory animation
  • Core requirements included:
    • A runtime of around 2 minutes
    • No reliance on audio
    • Animated transitions blending text, UI mockups, and brand visuals
    • Styling and tone aligned with Sitebulb’s brand identity

Outcome & Next Steps

The final animation successfully met the criteria for use in multiple marketing environments:

  • Seamless playback at events on kiosks and touchscreen displays
  • Clean integration into the Sitebulb homepage
  • Adaptability for use on social media as standalone promotional content

Future iterations to explore:

  • Subtitling or on-screen text emphasis for even faster comprehension
  • Interactive video formats (clickable sections for feature deep dives)
  • Additional variants tailored to specific features or use cases