The demo asks a question, then routes on the answer.
Sections become nodes. At a node boundary a question appears, each answer routes to a segment, and every answer is an event on that prospect's record. Send one link and find out what somebody cared about before you ever get on a call with them.
Try the thing your prospect would try.
This is a working branching demo, not a picture of one. Pick an answer and the player routes to that section while the response timeline on the right fills in. Your rep gets the same trail for every prospect who opens their link.
Hi Ada at Acme, what should we look at first?
Shall we take it from here?
Booking opens in the player. Nobody leaves the page to schedule.
- Question nodes
Two to four answers at a section break, each pointing at a segment. A list editor, not a node canvas, because two levels covers almost every demo.
- A version per prospect
The link carries who is watching. Their company, their industry and their numbers are written onto the sections you marked, and the argument steers back to your point.
- DemoFlows
Chain several short takes into a flow a viewer moves through, with gates, forms and calls to action at the steps you choose.
- Video replies
A viewer can answer with a recorded video inside the player, no redirect. It rides the same upload path recordings do and lands in your Leads panel.
- Per-path analytics
Which branch each prospect took, where they stopped, what they clicked. Aggregated, and per person, on their record in your CRM.
The chapter markers you already use become the graph's nodes. Nothing new to learn.
Two to four answers, each pointing at a section. Ask it at the first boundary so the routing happens while attention is highest.
Say which parts should change per viewer and what drives them. The CRM fields you already have are the inputs.
Which branch each prospect took, where they stopped, what they clicked. Aggregated, and per person.
Record it once. Deliver it a thousand ways.
No card, no trial countdown, no seat to justify. Record something in the next ninety seconds and see what the link does.