That YouTube video subtitle one is really interesting; I learned something good from it, but yeah, those are Instagram and TikTok. I still find a lot of creators who make mistakes on writing and putting words where consumers or users can't read, like close to the description, which is so hard to read, and people scroll. They have time to read and listen; if, at first glance, your video doesn't pass the check in their brain, they will throw it out from the feed.
The real lesson here isn’t captions but attention often lost before the message even has a chance to exist. Most creators keep refining the idea, while the viewer is already gone in the first half-second.
These are nice reminders even for those of us who are used to editing videos. I'm going to be using all of these on my next video this week. Thanks!
That YouTube video subtitle one is really interesting; I learned something good from it, but yeah, those are Instagram and TikTok. I still find a lot of creators who make mistakes on writing and putting words where consumers or users can't read, like close to the description, which is so hard to read, and people scroll. They have time to read and listen; if, at first glance, your video doesn't pass the check in their brain, they will throw it out from the feed.
The real lesson here isn’t captions but attention often lost before the message even has a chance to exist. Most creators keep refining the idea, while the viewer is already gone in the first half-second.
https://strategiesforbusiness.substack.com/p/how-to-consistently-produce-high?r=6jn25k&utm_medium=ios