Branching Basics
Branching logic lets you build interactive experiences that adapt to each viewer. Instead of showing everyone the same sequence, you can direct viewers to different scenes based on their answers or data.
What Is Branching Logic?
Branching logic creates multiple paths through your video content. Each viewer follows a unique journey based on:
Their responses to questions
Data from your CRM or database
Time-based conditions
Previous interactions
When to Use Branching
Simple Branches (Yes/No):
"Would you like to see our premium features?"
"Are you interested in a demo?"
"Should we send you more information?"
Data-Driven Branches:
Show different content based on user type (new vs. returning)
Display relevant products based on purchase history
Customize offers based on location or preferences
Complex Scenarios:
Multi-step quizzes with scoring
Progressive disclosure of information
A/B testing different messages
Basic Branching Example
Best Practices
Keep it simple — Start with basic yes/no branches before adding complexity
Test your logic — Preview all possible paths to ensure they work correctly
Provide clear options — Make choices obvious and actionable
Include fallbacks — Always have a default path for unexpected scenarios
Ready to build your first branch? Learn how to visualize your flow or set up simple conditions.
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