About Us

The Interviewer

Chris De Havilland

 

Chris has over 30 years’ experience promoting global brands internationally on TV, radio, in the press and online for clients such as Toyota, Pepsi, ASIA, Optus and more.

Major clients continue using him for many years. The review below bears testimony to the successful outcomes achieved both onscreen and live.

“Chris De Havilland’s personality and effervescence comes through the screen. He has sold our product, usually as 100% presenter, very successfully. We have been very pleased with the energy and extra profile Chris injected into our TV advertising and continued with him commuting following his relocation to Sydney. His work for us with radio campaigns… and live appearances… further enhanced continuity.

D.M. Crawford, General Manager, Toyota, WA Distributor

SKILL SET

Major brands attest to successful results achieved with Chris.

Below are more of the unique skill set Chris offers:

  • Writing, directing and producing successful advertising campaigns for commercial TV.
  • Creating clever cost-effective promotional strategies for global corporations and national charities.
  • Keynote speech writing and keynote speaking at thousands of conferences across the globe on subjects ranging from Agriculture to Zoology.
  • Presenting TV learning programmes for clients including SBS TV.
  • Presenting TV business training programmes on line for clients such as Accela.
  • Creating clever cost-effective promotional strategies for global corporations and national charities.

REGARDING ONLINE MARKETING VIDEO, CHRIS SAYS:

“If someone is looking at a product or service online they are already indicating a buying mood and I strongly believe that human interaction is the most effective selling tool. 

When it comes to a decision based on factors other than price alone, you are your best selling point.

My job is to showcase that.

When an online searcher googles my interview, then the person I’m interviewing should have the answer to their question, or direct them to that answer.

My aim is to have the online searcher decide for themself that the person I interview is the person they should talk to.

The initial effort is much greater than if I was just making a TV commercial, but the results are much greater also.

“What Do You Do” interviews give the power of ‘word of mouth’ online.”