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Video as Native Internet Language Framework

Reusability

A framework viewing video content as the primary communication medium of the internet, similar to how countries have native spoken languages

How It Works

As social media feeds become 90% video content, those who cannot create compelling video become disadvantaged in reaching audiences, similar to being unable to speak the local language in a foreign country

Components

1

Audit current content mix for video percentage

2

Assess video creation capabilities

3

Develop video-first content strategy

4

Invest in video production skills/tools

5

Measure engagement compared to non-video content

When to Use

When planning content strategy, marketing approaches, or skill development for digital communication

When Not to Use

In contexts where written content still dominates (legal documents, technical documentation) or where video production resources are completely unavailable

Anti-Patterns to Avoid

Treating video as optional or supplementaryUsing low-effort talking head videos without considering production qualityIgnoring platform-specific video formats

Example

A B2B software company realizes their text-based LinkedIn posts get 100 views while their product demo videos get 10,000 views, prompting a shift to video-first marketing