Is Your Website Missing an Intro Video? Here’s How to Fix It in a Day

Your website works hard. It lists your products, your certifications, your clients and your contact details. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: most visitors won’t read it. They skim, scroll and leave, unless something stops them.

That something is a short intro video. And if your website doesn’t have one yet, you’re not alone. Many small and medium-sized business websites, especially in manufacturing, engineering and exports, still don’t.

The good news? You no longer need a film crew, a studio budget or weeks of back-and-forth to fix it. Watch how we turn an existing website into a professional business video:

Why your website needs an intro video

Buyers have changed how they research suppliers. Before they ever pick up the phone, they want to understand who you are, what you make and whether they can trust you. Video answers all three questions in under a minute.

The numbers back this up. Industry research compiled in 2026 suggests that around 71% of manufacturing buyers watch video before requesting a quote, and that many industrial buyers make up their minds before contacting a supplier at all. In other words, your website is often your first salesperson, and your video is its opening line.

Video is also becoming the norm in B2B. A LinkedIn and Ipsos survey of B2B marketing leaders found that 78% already use video and 56% plan to use more of it. Short-form video was rated the highest-return format of all.

So why do so many companies still go without? The most common reasons are simple: video feels too expensive, there’s no time, or nobody knows where to start. That’s exactly the gap our service is built to close.

How it works: from website to video in four steps

We’ve made the process as simple as sending an email.

1. Send us your website address. That’s all we need to begin. No briefing documents, no lengthy calls.
2. AI reads your website and drafts the script. It picks out what matters to your buyers: your products, your strengths, the industries you serve and how to reach you.
3. Our team checks everything. Every fact, product name, specification and number is verified against your own website. We also correct any linguistic errors, so the script reads naturally.
4. You approve, and your video is ready. Once you’re happy with the script, your video is produced in about a day, with a professional voiceover, your logo and your real product photos.

Because the video is built from your own website, it looks like your company, not a generic template full of stock footage.

Built with AI. Checked by people.

There’s no shortage of AI video tools today. Many of them are fast and cheap, but they come with a catch: you have to learn the software, write or fix the script yourself, and hope nothing is wrong. AI can misread a specification, repeat an outdated claim or use the wrong technical term, and nobody notices until a customer does.

Our approach is different. AI handles the time-consuming parts, and experienced people handle the judgment. Every video is reviewed before it reaches you, so you get the speed of AI without the risk.

Selling abroad? Speak your buyers’ language

This is where we truly stand apart. Parikh Info Solutions has spent more than two decades in professional translation and localization, with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 17100:2015 certified processes.

That means your video doesn’t have to stop at English. We can produce the same video in German, Arabic, Spanish, French and many other languages, with technical terms checked by native linguists. For exporters, that’s the difference between a video buyers watch and a video they trust.

Who it’s for

Our AI video creation service is ideal for:

• Manufacturers and industrial suppliers with strong products but little time for marketing
• Exporters who need to reach buyers in other countries and languages
• B2B and corporate companies whose websites explain a lot but show very little
• Small and medium-sized businesses that want a professional video without an agency budget

One video, many uses

Once your video is ready, it keeps working for you:

• Your website: at the top of your homepage or product pages, where first impressions are made
• LinkedIn: posted from your company page and shared by your team, in a format that works with the sound off
• WhatsApp: sent directly to prospects and distributors before or after a meeting
• Trade shows: looped on the screen at your stand to draw visitors in
• Email: linked in sales emails and newsletters to stand out in a crowded inbox

Frequently asked questions

What do you need from us to create a website intro video? Just your website address. If you’d like, you can also send extra product or factory photos, but it isn’t required.

How long does it take? Once you approve the script, your video is typically ready in about a day.

Will it look like a generic AI video? No. Your video uses your own logo, products and photos from your website, and every script is checked by our team before production.

Can the video be made in other languages? Yes. Building on our translation and localization background, we can produce your video in many languages, with technical terms checked by native linguists.

Can I see a sample before I pay? Yes. Send us your website address, and we’ll create a free demo video of your company so you can see the result first.

See your own company video, for free

Your competitors’ buyers are already watching videos. Make sure yours are watching you.

Send us your website address today, and we’ll show you a free demo video of your own company. Contact Parikh Info Solutions at parikhinfosolutions.com, and let your website start speaking for you, in every language your buyers speak.

Sources

Link the two statistics in the post to these pages when you publish. Both compile figures from other surveys, so link rather than present them as your own research.

• WebTonic: The State of Video Marketing in Manufacturing, 2026: the 71% buyer figure and the cost/time barriers
• Vidpros: LinkedIn Video Statistics 2026: the LinkedIn/Ipsos survey figures (78%, 56%, short-form ROI)