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@natecurtiss_yt Keeping the hook for yourself is the right split. The rough cut is mostly mechanical, but the first 5 seconds is where your taste shows. Does it get the clip order right, or do you end up rearranging most of it?
@fuckscales Stick figures in real 3D rooms is a smart split. The characters stay cheap to animate and the sets carry the depth. How long does one 56 second short take you to render with this setup?
@wesocialgrowth Turning the product into the hook is the part worth copying. Two tutors talking is the app doing its job on screen, so nobody has to explain it. Was the Korean one the same script translated, or rewritten for Korean viewers?
@lucaspatiri_ Fair. The few that pass are the ones where you'd never guess an app made it, which is the opposite of how most of them market themselves.
@samdtcreative "They fight the original for the same people" is the part most teams miss. Do you count a new voiceover on the same footage as an audio change, or does Meta still group those?
@facelesscanup Point 3 is the one people skip. A big channel posting twice a month isn't really competing for new viewers. Would you score Shorts-only channels the same way, or do they play by different rules?
@SigmaMino The "one specific bad day" line is the whole thing. Did you write the target viewer down before every script, or did it become instinct after the first couple of weeks?
@oliverblackshaw Agree that people buy from people. Where AI seems to fit is the stuff that was never about a face anyway: stories, explainers, animated formats. Faking a person is where it falls apart.
@ozillocom The titles do all the work here. Each one is a whole premise in a few words: who, what happened, and why you should care. The AI part never even shows up in the packaging.
@successfaceless Does deleting old weak uploads before applying help, or does a channel with gaps look worse to a reviewer? Seen people argue both ways.
@Bismarck_Ebiweh The middle one gets skipped the most. Once you know the belief that stops them buying, you can open with it in their own words and the hook mostly writes itself.