BeliefMedia created a suite of Boeing 777 training videos that were used by an Australian airline. This video is an extract from that series. In this video the crew play out a standard response to an Improvised Explosive Device (IED). Some elements were intentionally excluded for education purposes, and the latter part of the video was removed for security reasons.
BeliefMedia created a suite of Boeing 777 training videos that were used by an Australian airline. This video is an extract from that series. This video demonstrates the procedure to follow after a slats failure indication after pushback.
BeliefMedia created a suite of Boeing 777 training videos that were used by an Australian airline. This video is an extract from that series. This video plays out the basic actions in the event of a hijack.
BeliefMedia created a suite of Boeing 777 training videos that were used by an Australian airline. This video is an extract from that series. This video demonstrates a basic Boeing 777 takeoff safety brief..
BeliefMedia created a suite of Boeing 777 training videos that were used by an Australian airline. This video is an extract from that series. In this video the crew demonstrate a basic procedure to be followed after a cargo aft fire indication is returned during takeoff.
BeliefMedia created a suite of Boeing 777 training videos that were used by an Australian airline. This video is an extract from that series. In this video Ken failed the right engine via the fuel control switch, and Martin had set the panel to fail the right engine after takeoff. Not a good result.
BeliefMedia created a suite of Boeing 777 training videos that were used by an Australian airline. This video is an extract from that series. At the end of each session we’d have a bit of fun, and in this video we’re chasing a bus down the 16R ILS at Sydney.
BeliefMedia created a suite of Boeing 777 training videos that were used by an Australian airline. This video is an extract from that series. In this video the crew play out a standard response to an Improvised Explosive Device (IED). Some elements were intentionally excluded for education purposes, and the latter part of the video was removed for security reasons.
In this video we have a brief discussion on the marketing funnel. What is required of you to see results from your paid and organic marketing programs? Every now and again Martin tends to shout a little… and this is one of those examples. Language warning!
Forms are the conduit between your digital asset and your funnel experience, so they have to be good. Once a user subscribes to an offer or engages with a landing page, we don’t want to show that form to a user a second time. Instead, we’re presented with an opportunity to escalate that user by way of a new offer (itself possibly course-correcting the funnel or website experience).
Girgis from Vogue Homes talks about what they’re looking for in a broker that they’d recommend to their clients. Whenever we meet a potential partner/introducer with a broker, we’ll ask them the same question: How many brokers have you dealt with, and how many have approached you? The answer is usually none. Some time back we spoke with Girgis from Vogue Homes about their dealings with brokers, and it’s worth listening to the extract if you’re interested in “the other side” of the introduction.
When building your marketing funnel or follow-up email sequence, what can we learn from NBC’s old Thursday night line-up
