Reviewed by: Karan Bhasin
Written by: Aquib Nawab
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Start your video with something exciting like a bold text, fun visual, or a surprising line. People decide in seconds if they’ll watch more, so make those first moments count big time.
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Cut out parts that feel slow, boring, or repeated. A short and sharp video keeps people interested. Every second should help tell your story or show something useful—nothing should feel like filler.
Stick to your brand’s colors in text, background, or filters. This gives your video a clean and consistent look and helps people instantly recognize your style whenever they see your content again.
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Add text to highlight important things, but don’t make it too long or hard to read. Use big, bold letters and place them where they don’t cover faces or products. Short words work best for quick viewing.
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Pick background music that matches your video’s mood. Make sure key visuals match the beat. Good timing between music and action makes the video more fun and emotionally engaging for viewers.
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When switching between scenes, use clean and gentle transitions like fades or cuts. Avoid too many fancy effects—they can be distracting. Keep it smooth so viewers stay focused on your message.
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Make special moments stand out by slowing them down, zooming in, or adding light effects. This helps highlight your product, message, or customer quote, making it easier for viewers to remember.
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Use your brand’s tone, logo, and fonts in every video. It builds trust and keeps your content feeling familiar. A video that matches your brand style looks more professional and is easier to trust.
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Most people watch on phones, so make your video vertical or square, use large text, and check how it looks without sound. Subtitles and bright visuals help keep viewers engaged while scrolling.
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Always end with a strong call-to-action. Tell viewers exactly what to do next—like visiting your site, clicking a link, or following your page. A clear CTA helps turn views into real action.
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