8 Best B2B Video Marketing Campaigns

In the last few years I have noticed a recurring pattern among B2B founders. 

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Most are obsessed with production quality. They worry about the camera, the lighting, and the editing. But they completely ignore the system behind the content.

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By 2026, production is a commodity. AI has made it easy to look good. 

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The real bottleneck now is thinking. Strategic video marketing is not about "going viral." It is about creating a predictable loop where your video assets work for you 24/7 to solve specific business frictions.

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Whether you are trying to wake up dead leads or explain a complex SaaS architecture, the goal remains the same. 

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You need to stop making videos and start building systems. The following eight campaigns are not just "creative." They are functional blueprints for B2B growth.

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1. Pinterest: The "P is for Performance" Action Narrative

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Source: Pinterest

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The Idea Pinterest moved away from soft lifestyle imagery to create high-octane, action-movie style mini-films. They used "High Action, Lower Funnel" as a core hook to prove their platform drives hard conversions.

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Why It Works in 2026 B2B marketing is often dry. Pinterest broke the pattern by using cinematic tropes to explain technical performance metrics like 28% higher conversion rates. It captures attention in a crowded feed by being visually unexpected for a business message.

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Practical Execution

• The Hook: Identify a common industry myth (e.g., "Pinterest is only for mood boards").
• The Contrast: Use a high-energy visual metaphor to disprove it.
• The Data: End with a single, punchy stat that proves the business case.
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By 2026, production is a commodity. AI has made it easy to look good. The real bottleneck now is thinking. Strategic video marketing is not about "going viral." It is about creating a predictable loop where your video assets work for you 24/7 to solve specific business frictions.

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If you are trying to explain a complex SaaS architecture or trying to stand out in a world of digital noise, the goal remains the same. You need to stop making videos and start building systems. The following eight campaigns are not just "creative." They are functional blueprints for B2B growth.

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2. Squarespace: The "Hello Down There" Narrative

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Source: Squarespace, Youtube

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Directed by Martin Scorsese, this Squarespace campaign uses an alien invasion as a metaphor for how distracted we are. The aliens can only get humanity's attention by building a beautiful, professional website that people finally look at on their phones.

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Why It Works in 2026 The biggest challenge for any B2B company is "The Attention Gap." Everyone is looking down at their screens. Squarespace positions the website not as a digital business card, but as the only tool powerful enough to break through global indifference.

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Practical Execution

• The Metaphor: Don't talk about features like "drag and drop." Talk about the outcome of being noticed.
• The Stakes: Frame the lack of a good digital presence as an existential threat to being seen.

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3. Monday.com: The "Chaos to Clarity" Workflow

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Source: Monday.com, Youtube

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The Idea Monday.com focuses on the visceral feeling of "drowning in work" versus the calm of a managed workflow. Their videos often use split screens or fast-paced transitions to show the transformation from manual mess to automated efficiency.

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Why It Works in 2026 Every B2B buyer is looking for time back. By showing the "before and after" of a process rather than just listing features, you sell the result. It is focus work vs. context switching.

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Practical Execution

• The Problem: Record a 15-second "messy" screen share of a common task.
• The Solution: Show the 5-second "automated" version.
• The Repurpose: This works perfectly as a LinkedIn carousel showing the "Steps to Sanity."

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4. Google Gemini: Making Complexity Intuitive

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Source: Made by Google, Youtube

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The Idea In the "Make Everyday Easier" campaign, Google shows Gemini solving real-world, slightly embarrassing problems—like writing a wedding toast. It humanizes AI by focusing on the "Hello" and the immediate output.

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Why It Works in 2026 AI fatigue is real. People do not want to hear about LLMs; they want to know how to get a task done in 4 hours instead of 1. By framing AI as a helpful assistant rather than a technical tool, they lower the barrier to entry.

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Practical Execution

• The Input: Show a natural language prompt being typed.
• The Output: Show the immediate, high-quality result.
• The Insight: Teach the user how to prompt while showing the product value.

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5. Slack: The "Operating System" Narrative

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Source:Slack, Youtube

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The Idea Slack’s "What is Slack?" campaigns often avoid showing the interface for the first half of the video. Instead, they focus on the "silos" and "noise" of email. They frame Slack as the "HQ" of the company.

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Why It Works in 2026 For B2B founders, the biggest enemy is friction. Slack sells the elimination of that friction. The video establishes authority by naming the problem better than the customer can.

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Practical Execution

• The Framing: Use "Why [Old Way] is Killing Your Productivity" as your opening hook.
• The Shift: Position your tool as the new "Operating System" for that specific task.

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6. Dropbox: "Do More Than Store" Expansion

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Source: Dropbox, Youtube

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The Idea Dropbox had to pivot from "folders in the cloud" to a collaborative work tool. Their videos use a friendly, conversational narrator who guides the viewer through new features like e-signatures and video feedback.

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Why It Works in 2026 Retention is the new growth. Dropbox uses video to educate existing users on additional value, preventing churn and increasing lifetime value. It feels like a helpful "pro tip" rather than a sales pitch.

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Practical Execution

• The Script: Start with "You mostly know us for X, but let me show you how to do Y."
• The Pace: Keep it under 60 seconds with rapid-fire feature highlights.

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7. Wix: Founder-Led Storytelling

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Source: Wix, Youtube

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The Idea Wix featured Roni, a business owner who teaches dog dancing. The video focuses on her passion and her community, with Wix acting as the invisible engine that powered her global reach.

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Why It Works in 2026 B2B buyers trust people, not logos. By telling a founder’s story, Wix builds an emotional connection that a feature list cannot match. It establishes the "how-to" of building a business.

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Practical Execution

• The Interview: Record a 10-minute raw interview with a successful client.
• The Edit: Cut it into 90 seconds of "Insight" and 15 seconds of "Result."

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8. GfK (NIQ): Human vs. AI Brand Building

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Source: NIQ

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The Idea GfK created a lighthearted campaign putting their AI-powered data against human intuition. It won awards because it addressed the elephant in the room—AI replacing humans—in a fun, engaging way.

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Why It Works in 2026 It establishes leadership in the AI space without being "preachy." It uses a "challenge" format which is inherently more engaging than a standard case study.

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Practical Execution

• The Challenge: Set up a "Human vs. Machine" test for a specific industry task.
• The Result: Show how the combination of both is the real winner.

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Opt for Systems Over Volume

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I have seen many marketers try to copy these campaigns by simply "making more videos." That is a mistake.

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The companies above did not succeed because they had a bigger budget. They succeeded because they had a clearer intent. They built systems where one video could be repurposed into a year's worth of LinkedIn slides, YouTube scripts, and short-form clips.

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Consistency is not about working harder. It is about picking the right task and doing it for 4 hours instead of context switching between five different ideas.

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If this framework made you rethink how you approach video, that is a good sign.

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At Komet Media, we study, design, and document video systems for B2B teams who care about long-term leverage.

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If you want to explore how this could look for your company, you can book a demo call and receive a free sample clip within 48 hours.

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Sometimes clarity starts with seeing your own content through a better lens.

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