From Explainers to Experiences: The Rise of Interactive B2B Video
- Glasseye

- Sep 16
- 2 min read

Most B2B companies already use video to simplify complex topics, from explainer animations to case study films. But as audiences grow more demanding, static video is starting to fall short.
The next evolution? Immersive and interactive video that doesn’t just tell a story, but lets the viewer step inside it.
Why Interactive Video Matters in B2B
Decision-makers don’t just want information; they want clarity, speed, and context. Interactivity allows them to:
Explore only the insights most relevant to them.
Switch between high-level overviews and granular detail.
Engage on their own terms, rather than passively consuming.
This shift turns video from a broadcast into a two-way conversation.
Emerging Trends to Watch
Interactive Data Stories
Explainers are evolving into dynamic, clickable journeys. A consultancy’s survey results, for example, could become an interactive video where viewers drill down into findings by sector or region.
Immersive Data Visualisation
Complex systems such as energy grids, supply chains, financial markets can be mapped in 3D, allowing audiences to rotate, zoom, and explore.
AR-Enhanced Communication
B2B presentations will increasingly use AR overlays in video: think a climate NGO showing the projected impact of rising sea levels within a real-world landscape.
Branching Narratives
Instead of one linear story, B2B videos will offer multiple paths. A CEO, a policymaker, and a technical lead could each navigate the same piece of content in entirely different ways.
Looking Ahead
In the next few years, B2B video will become:
Adaptive:
Powered by AI, serving different versions of the same story to different roles.
Immersive:
Moving from flat screens to AR/VR-enabled environments.
Live:
Integrated with real-time data feeds so the story is never static.
For brands that want to lead, the opportunity is clear: stop thinking of video as a one-way explainer, and start treating it as an interactive platform for exploration.
Final Thought
B2B leaders are already using video to make the complex simple. The next step is making it immersive, interactive, and unforgettable.
Those who adopt these trends early won’t just inform their audiences, they’ll empower them to act.
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