Teaser FAQ
Questions about very short square videos
What is this 10-second square example designed to show?
It shows a compact two-scene teaser rather than a full property presentation. The editorial idea is to create one quick contrast between an interior feature and a lifestyle view.
Why use two very different rooms in a short teaser?
Contrast gives a short sequence a reason to exist. Moving from kitchen design to a sea-view bedroom communicates variety faster than showing two nearly identical interior angles.
Is this the same purpose as the 30-second square before-and-after page?
No. The before-and-after page is a source-geometry audit. This page is about editorial compression: how little material can still create a recognisable listing teaser.
When does a feed teaser become too short?
It becomes too short when the viewer cannot identify what is being shown or when the property promise depends on context that never appears. Brevity is useful only while the message remains intelligible.
Should a short teaser contain every major room?
No. Trying to summarise the whole property in ten seconds can produce a rushed sequence. A teaser can deliberately select one or two memorable ideas and leave fuller coverage to a longer asset.
What should the teaser link or lead to?
It should lead to a place where the buyer can get more context, such as the full listing, a property page, a longer video or the agent’s enquiry path.
