You're a Magician and YouTube is Your Stage But no magician goes to the Stage Unprepared Follow these 5 tips to script a perfect video for your YouTube audience as a beginner creator: -Thread-

1. Plan the Title and Thumbnail Most beginner creators think of the title and the thumbnail at the end But that's the route to getting low views Write down at least 5 ideas for the title and thumbnail once you start planning a video

2. Tell Them What They Will Get ASAP Don't start the video with the channel introduction Around 40-50% of people leave a video within the first 5-10 seconds Instead, tell them what they will get from the video If you're teaching, tell "In this video, you will learn ___"

3. Break it Down in Simple Steps The next part is the main body of the video You may jump between different areas and confuse the viewer if you don't write down the key points Figure out 5-10 bullet points and fill them with necessary details

4. Don't Cram Too Much Make sure your videos are not longer than 10-12 minutes It's hard to create a longer video and retain the audience for a long duration, especially for beginners Make sure you stick to one topic and share the relevant information without making it complex

5. Keep Going You want the audience to click on your next video through the end screen But people leave as soon as they sense the video is ending Your job is to not let me realise it's ending Don't tell things like "That's it for today" or "These are all the points"

5 Steps to a reliable script for YouTube videos: 1. Plan the title and the thumbnail 2. Tell them what they will get asap 3. Break it down in simple steps 4. Don't cram too much 5. Don't let them guess the ending

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