📺Nabisco Sugar Honey Grahams Classic Television Commercial A Different Era 1960 Old TV Commercials
Hello Everyone!
I am George Pierce, This post is a follow-up on my Faceless Video training series, which is step-by-step instructions on how to use video sites and other social media sites for traffic. Carrying the training to the next step, you can use videos, other people's videos, for free, download them, and then upload them to your YouTube channel. You can make a lot of money doing this. Â
Watch this for the details.
What I share is often what I am actually involved in, and this is the case with thisÂ
next step in the training.  I am downloading videos, classic TV shows, and Classic TVÂ
commercials, using a public domain site called archive dot org. Then I upload it to YT.
That is great, it is fast, and it is easy, but my content is the same as other YT channels that
are doing the same thing. Â
In order to get to the top of the heap as quickly as possible, I need to stand out! Â
To do that, I need to be different. Â
HOW!???
Although this channel and niche are new to me, video marketing is not. Â
#1: Changing the video itself does not seem like a good option, but adding a quick 3 to 5-second intro
for branding and an outro with an end screen for longer view duration and clicks to other videos are two of the changes that I recommend (see top video).
#2: Create a more creative title. This is a bit of a weakness for me, I am not gifted with words, but just knowing
that I need a better title than the others is a big step. Titles need to convey what our video is about and they need to include some of the top keywords. With titles, we are trying to HOOK both viewers and search engines. We have 100 characters to play with. Some say a title of 70 characters or so is the best length since big titles get cut off. I say use all 100 if you need, but keep what you want your potential viewer to see in the first 70. My quest is to add a 'little' something to each title that will make it 'different' and 'more interesting than the others,Â
#3 Create a better thumbnail. Your thumbnail can make a huge difference, especially for a new channel. Its job is to capture attention and to get clicks. That is not always easy. In fact, I use a unique paid thumbnail creator (thumbnail blaster) that will split-test my thumbnails for me. Split-testing is simply comparing the results of one thumbnail vs. another. You do not need an automatic split tester. If you are getting less than a 5 or 6% click-through rate, change your thumbnail. Â
Thumbnail tips:
An advantage of thumbnails is that the image can help us to tell our story. In the case of classic tv videos, a snapshot of one of the frames of your video is a good place to start. If your editor does not have a snapshot feature, your laptop should have snapshot built-in or you can download snapshot software for free, Upload your image to a site such as Canva and add text.
Your thumbnail test does NOT have to be the same as your title.Â
In the snapshot above, I purposely made one that identifies the product. Now is my chance to add text that can make my thumbnail DIFFERENT and more likely to get clicks. I watched the ad, of course, and I was immediately struck with an Ozzie and Harriet or Leave It to Beaver VIBE. That kind of vibe is one of the reasons why people like nostalgic TV and ads, so...I added "Wholesome 60s Vibe" to the thumbnail. Â
Will It Work?
One of the many benefits of the Internet is that we can get almost instantaneous feedback. Look at your stats, They will tell you whether things are working and whether they are not, By the way, when things do not work, do not be discouraged, it is part of the process, take steps to fix it and learn as you go.
Thank you for reading.
Much success,
George Pierce
PS. For free help with affiliate marketing, visit my YouTube channel.
https://youtube/c/GeorgePierce
Faceless Video Training Series
The Absolute Fastest Way To Get Free Traffic
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