Reviewed by: Karan Bhasin
Written by: Aquib Nawab
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People don’t have long attention spans. Short videos (30-90 seconds) usually work better because viewers stay focused. Keeping videos short and to the point increases the chances of conversion.
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Different platforms have different ideal video lengths. For example, Instagram likes short videos, while YouTube and TikTok can handle longer ones. Always adjust video length to match what works best on each platform.
Short videos are better for keeping your message clear. Too much information in a long video can confuse viewers. Focus on one simple idea in short videos to help people understand and take action.
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How complicated your product is matters. Simple products work well in short videos, while products needing more explanation might require a bit more time to explain properly.
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In short videos, you need to tell viewers what to do (call to action) right away. Longer videos give you more time to naturally guide them towards taking action, like clicking a link or making a purchase.
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Most people watch videos on their phones, so keep your videos short and easy to watch. Mobile viewers prefer quick, interesting videos that don’t take too much time to finish.
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Try out different video lengths to see what works best for your audience. Test short and long videos, and check which ones get more views and conversions. Use these insights to adjust your strategy.
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Longer videos can build stronger emotional connections with viewers. If you tell a story or show real emotions, viewers may feel more connected and be more likely to take action at the end.
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