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YES! Pure gold! I agree Go for seasons instead of doing what one feels like each and every day. OR at least record as you feel but uploaded again in seasons. Thank you!
Great video, Essetino Media! The clearer, the better in my humble opinion. When we create clearer thumbnails and when I say clearer I mean putting only the essential information, I think it is better for the audience recognize what the video is about. I learned that when I started to study UX and UI Design and also sales technics with the brazilian teacher Luis Lindner when he told me that when we are precise, we pratically make a sale. And I also try to create the thumbnail as a complement of its video title. For me, the exceptions justify the rules. So, there will be cases where a thumbnail that is too big may have a good CTR, but since sometimes the audience is swiping very fast, with less information, I think it is better to decide faster, decide to click on the video. When the we use less text on a thumbnail, for instance, we can make a font bigger and this will probably make it easier to read on a smartphone.
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YES! Pure gold! I agree Go for seasons instead of doing what one feels like each and every day. OR at least record as you feel but uploaded again in seasons. Thank you!
Great video, Essetino Media!
The clearer, the better in my humble opinion.
When we create clearer thumbnails and when I say clearer I mean putting only the essential information,
I think it is better for the audience recognize what the video is about.
I learned that when I started to study UX and UI Design
and also sales technics with the brazilian teacher Luis Lindner
when he told me that when we are precise, we pratically make a sale.
And I also try to create the thumbnail as a complement of its video title.
For me, the exceptions justify the rules.
So, there will be cases where a thumbnail that is too big may have a good CTR,
but since sometimes the audience is swiping very fast,
with less information, I think it is better to decide faster, decide to click on the video.
When the we use less text on a thumbnail,
for instance, we can make a font bigger
and this will probably make it easier to read on a smartphone.