You worked hard on your shorts, are viewers perhaps just passing by them 'without a sound'?
In fact, a significantly high percentage of users skip through shorts on the subway or in public placeswith the sound onWhat if they can't immediately tell 'what the content is about' even without hearing the sound? You get swiped in 0.1 seconds.
Place a large subtitle right in the center of the screen as soon as the video starts. What is more important than flashy visuals is what this video is telling me.
Point: The font size should be larger than you think.
Reason: With small text, the video passes by before you can even read it, but with large text, it hits the brain immediately.
If the explanation is long, people won't read it. Just one key sentence that penetrates the essence of the video is enough.
BAD: "Hello, the YouTube tip I'm going to share with you today is..."
GOOD: "If your views aren't coming in, just change 'this'""
Tip: Mixing in 'bait' words that arouse curiosity increases the effect by 200%.
The human eye reacts faster to numbers than to letters. Numbers increase credibility by transforming abstract content into concrete data ex) * "How to do ~ in 3 seconds", "Secrets known only to the top 1%", "Double sales for just 0 won"
