Anchor
orient EvergreenThe one "what is this and why does it matter" video. Problem, product, core idea.
Lives on the homepage, docs, README, and opens every sales call. Changes only when the product’s story changes.
A video library works when every video has a clear job, and the set covers every job that matters.
Orient, teach, prove, activate, announce: each video does exactly one. They’re arranged by shelf life, which signals how much to invest and how much of the product each shows.
The one "what is this and why does it matter" video. Problem, product, core idea.
Lives on the homepage, docs, README, and opens every sales call. Changes only when the product’s story changes.
Teach the mental model: the key building blocks and how they fit. One idea per video.
Stable unless your architecture or core terminology changes.
Validate a claim with evidence: customer stories, benchmarks, comparisons. Convince a skeptic.
Most buyers want a reason to believe before they invest time in learning how.
Getting started, first project, how to do X, common workflows. Turns interest into usage.
Earns the most views over time. Refreshed as UI and API surface shift between versions.
Release announcements, feature explainers, campaign videos. Timely by design.
Useful for weeks or months, then retired or replaced as the product moves on.
The categories name the job. These are the video types that fill them. Find a gap, and you know what to make next.
Pick the one that stings most right now. That’s where to start, and these are the videos that close it.
“Nobody understands what we do”
Anchor + Concepts
“People get it, but aren’t convinced it works”
Proof
“Users sign up, but get stuck”
Guides
“We ship faster than our users can follow”
Announcements
Tell us where you are and what’s missing. We’ll point to the highest-leverage video to make next, and produce it.
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