So I was amazed to see what they look like in Dylan Anderson's video, "These 3D Billboards Stop Everyone on the Street." The Short has 38 million views and counting, so I know I'm not alone in my amazement. I'll admit that before I watched a Short about 3D billboards, I had no idea they existed. That could be our jobs, where we live, the restaurants in our neighborhood, etc. This works because sometimes, as humans, we're exposed to the same things every day. Revealing something shocking or unexpected is another way to get YouTube Shorts views. That's what they find entertaining and choose to watch on Jesse's channel. It's clear that viewers show up to see multiple flips in the sky, especially on a trampoline. Here are some of Jesse's most popular videos: The music matches the action. An inspirational, upbeat tune accompanies a wild stunt.īut how did Jesse know that turning flips would make the video go viral with 13 million views? Our guess: He noticed what worked on his channel versus what didn't.
Every time the group bounces on the trampoline, the person in the middle flips higher into the sky. It gets straight to the action. There's no "intro" to endure before things take off.This video is incredibly entertaining for three reasons: Which videos have the most views on your channel right now? What are they about, and what makes them so intriguing? And finally, How can you pack those elements into a YouTube Short?įor example, look at this Short from Jesse Heffels called "How Many Flips Was That?" If you don't know what entertains your viewers, start by asking some basic questions. If you can show something interesting, funny, or action-packed in the first three seconds, there's a chance viewers will stick around for the next 30 (give or take). Entertain Your ViewersĮntertaining your viewers is a powerful way to make better YouTube Shorts.
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Storytelling that takes viewers on a journey.A superb "hook" in the first three seconds.
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