10 Killer Steps To Maximize Your Video Engagement

Know Your Story:

When you make a video, know exactly what story you want to tell. Think about the message you want to share and what you want people to feel or learn from your video. Now that you know the basics, it’s time to have some fun with your story! Think about unique and exciting ways to tell it. You can use funny characters, interesting settings, or even create your own special style. Remember, your video is like your canvas, and you’re the artist. Let your imagination run wild and try out new things to make your story stand out.

• • Write down what you want to say and do in your video.

  • Set specific goals, like making people laugh or teaching them something.

  • Make sure your story matches what you want your videos to be like.

Understand Your Viewers:

Think about the people who will watch your video. What do they like? What makes them interested? Make your video fit what they enjoy so they’ll want to watch it. Building a connection with your viewers is like making new friends. Talk to them like you would to a friend, be yourself, and show genuine interest in what they like. Respond to comments and ask for their opinions, turning your video into a two-way conversation.

• • Find out what your viewers like by talking to them or asking questions.

  • Make characters in your video that your viewers can relate to.

  • Change how you talk or show things based on what your viewers like.

Plan Your Pictures:

Before making your video, plan how it will look. Think about the scenes and how they will flow together. This is like making a map so your video looks awesome from start to finish. If you like drawing, you can add your own illustrations to your video. Drawing is a fantastic way to express your ideas and make your story even more interesting. It doesn’t have to be perfect – just have fun with it and let your artistic side shine!

• • Break down your video into parts or scenes.

  • Decide how things will look and change in each scene.

  • Use your plan when you’re filming and putting your video together.

Make it Look Good on Phones:

People watch videos on phones a lot, so make sure your video looks good on a small screen. Think about how it will look on different devices. Creating videos can be even more fun when you do it with friends. Get together with others who share your interests, and make videos as a team. You can bounce ideas off each other, share responsibilities, and make the whole process more enjoyable.

• • Pick a format and size that works well on phones.

  • Test your video on different devices to make sure it looks good everywhere.

  • Make sure your video loads fast on phones so people can watch it easily.

Grab Attention Early:

Start your video with something exciting to catch people’s attention. Think about what would make you want to keep watching. Once your video is done, take a moment to feel proud of what you’ve created. Whether it’s a funny moment, a cool effect, or simply getting your message across, celebrate your accomplishments. Every video is a learning experience, and being proud of your work is the best reward.

• • Start with something interesting or surprising.

  • Use cool visuals or ask a question to make people curious.

  • Make sure the beginning of your video makes people want to see more.