Tourism example
Tourism promotion video.
See how an event-promotion video uses hotspots, branching, and open links to help viewers explore what interests them.
How it was built
Three interactions, one recording
Each interaction sits on the timeline of an ordinary video. The source recording stays unchanged.
- Hotspots
- Video branching
- Open links
What it does
This event-promotion video becomes a guided experience viewers can explore at their own pace.
Hotspots, branching, and open links let each viewer choose the information and next step that matters to them.
What it reports
Each interaction is measured
- Every choice recorded
- The report connects each branch path to its viewer.
- Answers per viewer
- What they responded, attached to the interaction and its timecode.
- Actions attributed
- The click, booking, or purchase tied to the moment that caused it.
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Tourism
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Start from a video you already have
The interactions were added on top of an existing recording.