If you want more views on your YouTube videos start doing THIS

Do you ever feel like the videos you're releasing onto YouTube are somehow restricted or invisible to prospective viewers?

If you've ever felt this way before—and I know I have—it's likely because of one of two items.

If you're not generating a ton of views on your videos, the first thing holding you back could be the ideas around which you create your videos.

Obviously, if no one is interested in the ideas you're producing content around, then no one's going to watch.

However, if you've been reading these emails for a while or have learned from me before, then you should have that down pat.

Where I see other individuals often fail in their ability to generate significant views on their videos is around their video's packaging.

It's for this reason that I want to put you on a bit of game when it comes to the packaging of your videos.

What I want to do now is share with you an example from the channel Heat Check.

Take a close look at this thumbnail and title combination.

What do you notice?

What should be standing out to you are three important items.

The first is the darkened background.

This style of background allows both the player and the text to be easily visible to the prospective viewer, making them much more likely to see the thumbnail and click on the video.

Next, there's the thumbnail text.

As you can see, it's both large and in a very bright color that's nearly impossible to miss as you come across it on the platform.

And then there's the title.

Not only is this video leveraging the power of, well, power words, but it's also capitalizing the word "needs" to make sure that you know for sure there is a point of emphasis around this topic.

It's these little aspects of a video's packaging that make the difference between generating 500 views and 50,000.

Which, if you're generating closer to the former, then you'll be happy to hear that by employing little strategies like the ones I've shared with you here, you are likely to get outsized returns on your videos.

Give these strategies a shot—pun intended—and let me know how they go.

Until tomorrow,

Adam

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