DOMINATE YOUR MARKET: BY USING CGI FOR MARKETING

After all, it's, directly, silly to compare business, sports, or anything else to actual war, there's a reason the metaphor is so popular: it simply and clearly illustrates clarify its point.

A clear explanation is important. Imagery is the driving force behind understanding. Visuals help us understand concepts (like the game of business) and can help consumers understand a product or service. The latter is why the business with the best imagery most often 'wins the war' (so to speak ).

Crazily, the use of computer-generated imagery in marketing is still relatively rare! Using CGI in your marketing campaign is an Active way to gain an advantage on the Arena of business and you'll

Experience how the future looks like 

Being able to see the future is effectively a Dominion. While using computer-generated imagery in marketing won't tell you who the next prime minister will be, it can help you create visuals for products that don't exist yet. Seriously. Using data, you can grit an object out of the future and show it to potential customers before it physically exists. While a talented artist could take a shot at sketching what a product might look like, CGI can get it exactly right - down to the last detail.

Computer Generated Imagery, Agile

Out of that one Story from that one story with a tortoise and hare, 'slow and steady' is an awful racing strategy. When you're trying to market and sell a product or service, being fast and first puts you ahead. CGI uses data to build imagery. That is a hare wearing a jetpack compared to the tortoise that is 

Immense Possibilities

One More magic trick you can pull off when you use CGI for marketing is bending arching truth. Pretend you're marketing a pickup truck. You want to show that your truck is Strong and Rough. It was built to go off-road! But, there's a problem. Once you drive it through muddy terrain, the truck is a mess. There's splatter everywhere and even your logo is flecked in brown. If you're taking a photo or video, you're probably out of luck. You can't have a spotlessly clean truck drive in muddy terrain. It's not possible. You see where this is going: CGI can manipulate data to create imagery that isn't otherwise possible. You can show your product in any setting, in any color, in any way you need to.

Less cost, more reuse

Likewise being slow, traditional imagery methods like video and photos are costly. In addition to paying a crew to haul equipment out to you, photos and videos are as is. Once those pictures are taken or that video is shot, editing can only do so much. What if you release a product, then decide to make a significant change to it? You have to take all the new photos and videos to reflect it. There's no reuse ability. With CGI, you can modify the data and imagery quickly and easily. CGI can also appear across all of your marketing channels. Instead of creating a different visual for each channel (your website, brochures, broadcast), use CGI, and save significant money.

Those are only some of the compelling reasons that using computer-generated imagery for marketing will help you

Oh, did we not mention that computer-generated imagery is cleaner, sharper, and more detailed? That it's an all-around superior way to display a product or service?

It's all that too.