Check out these several low-tech ways to increase the chances of expanding your audience!
YouTube may be primarily known for its visual content, but it's also an excellent platform for podcasts and discussions that don't rely on visuals, thanks to its playback speed control feature. As a result, the quality of your microphone is even more critical than the quality of your video. Consider investing in a better microphone to ensure clear and crisp audio.
A well-chosen title can make it easier for people to discover and decide to watch your video. Make sure your podcast's title clearly conveys the main topic and a few key sub-topics. Start with the primary subject you're focusing on, and then briefly mention additional related topics.
Keeping your video's introduction short serves a dual purpose. First, it pertains to what you say at the start of your video before diving into the core content. Avoid spending too much time on introductory remarks, technical explanations, or discussing your personal preferences. Instead, promptly delve into your primary topic and provide context as you progress, using relevant campaigns as examples.
Long-form videos can greatly benefit from the inclusion of timestamps to assist viewers in quickly accessing the sections that interest them the most. You can enhance the viewer experience by expanding the video's description to include these timestamps. You can also use the format "???:?? - topic" to make it easier for YouTube to automatically update the progress bar with this information.
Whenever you discuss a creator's campaign in detail, consider tagging them in a tweet or Facebook post. This not only engages them but also gives them a compelling reason to share your content with their audience. You can take this a step further by sharing memorable quotes from your video that the creator can easily include in their own social media posts.
Incorporating these low-tech yet effective strategies into your video can significantly boost your chances of reaching a wider audience for your campaign. Remember, it's not just about the technology; it's about how you present your content and engage with your viewers.
