Drones are suddenly everywhere, but they are not right for every business. Drones are fast becoming a requirement for businesses that look best from the air. Real Estate agents, wineries, developers, farmers, surveyors, and many more sell services that are best understood in motion. Film shot from drones show dimension, color, and visual context for those products and services best understood that way. Even a drone flown indoors can capture your operation and warehousing.

Drones offer a cost-effective solution and a new energy to selling embedded in websites or accessible through links. Anyone can learn to use a drone, but using it smartly and strategically requires the advice of the professionals at Brand Anvil. Indeed, because drones themselves are novelties, they are best used to create a novel effect. Anyone can fly a drone over acreage, but making that flight speak to web users takes strategy.

• Drone Photography: Drones take still photographs straight down or at an angle. They might capture pictures of your headquarters or product on display. But, you must decide on the method to fulfill your strategic purposes. For example, photos of your headquarters may encourage visits. Or, pictures of your product doing its job would sell if the product doing its work is large enough to be seen from the air.
• Drone Videography: While most people can learn to operate a drone with ease, learning to operate it like a pro takes more study and skill. There are FAA regulations on using drones for commercial and profitable use. And, it takes come creative skill to use the drone to best represent your product. For example, users must work around the sun’s position, drones should circle the subject to create an impression of dimension, and the video must work well and on time with the narrative content.