UGC video ideas for B2B services

10 B2B services video ideas

Each with the first line, the shots in order, the proof to show and how to caption it.

1. 01

   Live teardown

   An expert critiquing a public example (ad, website, process) shows how they think in real time.

   Hook “I run a conversion agency. Here’s what I’d fix on this homepage in thirty seconds.”

   Shots

   1. Expert to camera
   2. Screen recording: the page, natively recorded
   3. Zooms on each issue
   4. Expert’s summary

   Show:

   A public example used fairly, or your own work; constructive tone.

   Captions:

   Issue labels as titles; captions out of the screen area.

2. 02

   How we actually work

   Process transparency reduces perceived risk.

   Hook “What happens in the first two weeks after you hire us.”

   Shots

   1. Founder to camera
   2. Week 1 steps on cards
   3. Screen recording: project tool with dummy project
   4. Week 2 deliverable example

   Show:

   Real process, dummy data.

   Captions:

   Step cards; clean captions.

3. 03

   Anonymised case story

   A client story told as a story, with permission or anonymised, proves results without breaching confidentiality.

   Hook “A client came to us with a website nobody could update. Here’s what we did.”

   Shots

   1. Expert to camera
   2. The problem (recreated or approved screenshots)
   3. The approach
   4. The outcome in plain terms

   Show:

   Only approved or anonymised details; no invented metrics.

   Captions:

   Storytime captions; problem/approach/outcome titles.

4. 04

   Why we say no to some clients

   Disqualifying clients builds authority and attracts the right fit.

   Hook “We turn down a lot of the calls we get. Here’s why.”

   Shots

   1. Founder to camera
   2. Each reason as a card
   3. Who they’re perfect for

   Show:

   Honest criteria.

   Captions:

   Reasons as titles.

5. 05

   Expert answers a client question

   The questions prospects ask in sales calls make great content.

   Hook “Every client asks me this on the first call.”

   Shots

   1. Question on a card
   2. Expert answers
   3. Example or visual

   Show:

   A specific, useful answer.

   Captions:

   Question title; clean captions.

6. 06

   Day in the life of a consultant

   Humanises the firm and shows the work behind the invoice.

   Hook “Day in the life of an IT consultant. Mostly fixing printers. Kidding. Mostly.”

   Shots

   1. Morning commute
   2. Client site (with permission, nothing confidential)
   3. Remote work: screen recording with dummy data
   4. End of day

   Show:

   Real work, nothing confidential.

   Captions:

   Time stamps; casual captions.

7. 07

   Industry myth

   Correcting a common belief in your field shows expertise and invites debate.

   Hook “No, you don’t need a rebrand. You need a clearer homepage.”

   Shots

   1. Expert to camera
   2. Example
   3. What to do instead

   Show:

   A real, practical alternative.

   Captions:

   Myth/fact cards.

8. 08

   Team meet

   Prospects want to know who they’ll work with day to day.

   Hook “These are the people who’d actually work on your account.”

   Shots

   1. Each consenting team member: name, role, one line on what they do
   2. Cutaway: each person mid-task (screens showing dummy data)
   3. Team shot

   Show:

   Real team, consenting.

   Captions:

   Name/role lower thirds, off faces.

9. 09

   Three-tip list

   Practical tips prospects can use today. Shows generosity and know-how.

   Hook “Three things to check before you sign any IT contract.”

   Shots

   1. Expert to camera
   2. Tip cards
   3. Expert: when to call someone

   Show:

   Specific, actionable tips; no legal advice.

   Captions:

   Numbered cards.

10. 10

    Behind a deliverable

    Showing a deliverable being made (strategy deck, audit, design) proves effort and quality.

    Hook “This is how a brand audit gets made, start to finish.”

    Shots

    1. Research phase
    2. Screen recording: draft (dummy brand)
    3. Review meeting
    4. Final deliverable

    Show:

    Real process with a dummy or approved client.

    Captions:

    Step titles; clean captions.

Script: Live teardown

35–45 seconds. What you say, and what's on screen.

1. 0:00

   “I run a conversion agency. Here’s what I’d fix on this homepage in thirty seconds.”

   On screen: Expert to camera

2. 0:05

   “One: I can’t tell what you sell.”

   On screen: Screen recording: hero section, zoom

3. 0:10

   “Two: the button says “Learn more”. Learn more about what?”

   On screen: Zoom on button

4. 0:16

   “Three: the proof is buried at the bottom.”

   On screen: Scroll to bottom

5. 0:21

   “Move it up. Say what you do in one line. Make the button specific.”

   On screen: Expert to camera

6. 0:27

   “That’s a morning’s work, not a redesign.”

   On screen: Expert, small shrug

7. 0:31

   “Want me to tear down yours? Drop it in the comments.”

   On screen: Expert to camera

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