Viewers think, 'Is there something I don't know?' or 'Is this real?' These are phrases that make you want to
"Have you ever heard of ~?" (When the topic defies common sense)
"The secret of 'this' that no one tells you... (Behind-the-scenes stories or useful tips)
"You've probably never seen anything like this in your life. (When there is a visually stunning scene)
"It's a fact that gave me goosebumps after I looked it up myself..." (Securing credibility by providing objective evidence)
This type provides immediate help to viewers, making them watch until the end.
"The reason I absolutely never do 'this'" (Pro tips to prevent mistakes)
"3 routines I always do before doing~" (Sharing efficient methods)
If you want to achieve your [goal], just try this. (Presenting definite solutions)
"I will answer the most asked questions about 'this'. (Increasing credibility through Q&A format)
"To think I only found this out now... my life has changed. (Powerful [Delivering Realization]
Phrases that give confidence to those hesitating to make a decision.
"This is the best item of my life." (Sincere recommendation bought with my own money)
"A vs B, which is better?" (Best for encouraging comment participation)
"The easiest way to create a fail-free ~" Method" (Cooking or crafting guide)
"Top 3 Recommendations You Must Know" (Informative lists have low bounce rates)
Phrases targeting Shorts users who value quick results and entertainment.
"I tried it myself on your behalf." (Proxy experiment or challenge)
"Did you happen to know that ~? (Short and powerful trivia)
"You must watch this video until the end. Because..." (Preview of rewards for the ending)
"The identity of 'this' that 9 out of 10 people get wrong" (Stimulating competitive spirit with a quiz format)
"How to change ~ in just 1 minute" (Targeting users who prioritize time efficiency)
