Reviewed by: Karan Bhasin
Written by: Aquib Nawab
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Start your video with a bold text, question, or eye-catching shot in the first 3 seconds. People scroll fast, so grab attention early to make them stop and watch instead of skipping your video.
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Write a short, clear script before recording. Stick to one main idea and use simple words. Talk like you’re speaking to a friend so viewers understand and stay interested from start to finish.
Many people watch videos without sound. Adding big, clear captions helps them understand everything. It also makes your content easier to follow for everyone, including those with hearing problems.
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Upload your video directly to the app you’re using—like Instagram, Facebook, or LinkedIn. These native videos play better, look cleaner, and reach more people than shared YouTube or external links.
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Try to keep your video under 60 seconds. People have short attention spans online, and quick videos are easier to watch all the way through. Say your message fast, and cut out anything extra.
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Always end your video with a simple call-to-action. Say things like “Click the link,” “Follow us,” or “Buy now.” This helps guide people to take the next step without guessing what to do.
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Good lighting makes your video look clean and professional. Natural light works great, or you can use a ring light. Avoid dark or shadowy videos—they’re hard to watch and feel less trustworthy.
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People connect more with real faces than stock images. Use your team, happy customers, or even yourself. It feels more honest, friendly, and helps your audience trust your brand.
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A great thumbnail gets people to click. Use a bright photo, smiling face, or short text over the image. Make sure it looks sharp and clear, even on a small mobile screen.
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After posting, look at how your video did—how many people watched, liked, or shared it. This helps you learn what your audience likes and lets you improve your next video.
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