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See how GetGia leverages Hexus to build a compelling, interactive product showcase — giving prospective customers a clear, immersive view of their capabilities.
What is GetGia?
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GetGia is a content automation and personalization platform (or whatever your accurate description is). It helps brands create, manage, and deliver tailored marketing content at scale, optimized for performance and conversions.
With GetGia, teams can:
- Automate content creation workflows
- Personalize content at scale across segments
- Integrate with existing marketing stacks
- Monitor performance and iterate with data
- Maintain brand consistency across all outputs
What does GetGia help brands do?
Using GetGia, marketing leaders can:
- Accelerate content production while maintaining high quality
- Deliver dynamic, relevant content to different audience segments
- Reduce manual work and increase throughput
- Test and iterate on content variants with data-driven insights
- Ensure consistency in tone, branding, layout, across channels
For example, GetGia can be used by:
- Marketing teams to spin up campaigns faster
- Product teams to build feature announcements
- Sales & enablement teams to generate personalized collateral
- Customer success to tailor onboarding content
How did GetGia use Hexus to bring their story to life?
GetGia turned to Hexus to build a stand-alone, engaging showcase that walks visitors through key product features — all through a mix of video, narrative, and demo snippets. Here’s how they did it:
- Identify core features to highlight
They selected 3–5 signature capabilities (e.g., personalization engine, automation workflows, analytics / reporting, integrations) to be the backbone of the narrative. - Script micro-demos
For each feature, GetGia prepared short scenarios (30–60 sec) showing how a user might interact with the product (e.g. “A marketing manager sets up a personalized email sequence using GetGia’s engine”). - Use Hexus to generate video & interactive content
With Hexus, they converted those micro-demos into visually rich, brand-aligned video segments. The extension allowed them to bring motion, text overlays, and guided transitions, making the showcase more immersive. - Weave narrative + visuals
Between video segments, the article narrates how each feature solves a real pain point. The structure takes visitors through a journey — from challenge → solution → impact. - Embed live demos / CTAs
At each section, they drop calls to action or small interactive elements (e.g. “See it live”, “Try this for yourself”) so readers can deepen their engagement.
Sample walkthrough: Personalization at scale
Here’s a sample of how GetGia might display one feature using Hexus:
- Challenge: Generic content fails to engage diverse audiences
- Solution demo: A marketing manager uses GetGia to generate two content variants for two user segments; Hexus video shows side-by-side rendering
- Benefit: Engagement lifts, manual content creation overhead drops
- CTA: “Try segment-based personalization in GetGia now →”
Because the Hexus extension handles the heavy lifting in turning scripts + design assets into video segments, GetGia could produce this showcase rapidly — without needing a large video production team.
Why this approach works
- Visual storytelling wins: Rather than describing features in text alone, GetGia shows them in action.
- Modular & scalable: Each feature is its own segment, making it easy to update or reorder.
- Low friction for prospects: Prospects can see themselves using the product — bridging the gap between “what it does” and “how I’d use it.”
- Brand consistency & speed: Using Hexus ensures the visuals stay on brand and get built fast.
How you can replicate this for your brand
- Pick 3–5 core features or use cases you want to showcase.
- Write tight micro scripts for each (user scenario → show outcome).
- Prepare design assets (screenshots, UI mockups, brand visuals).
- Use Hexus to convert scripts + assets into video segments.
- Build a narrative flow (intro, features, conclusion, CTA).
- Embed demo links, CTAs, or interactive elements for deeper engagement.