[0:00] Most common creator think thumbnails is
[0:03] the only way to get views. But the truth
[0:05] is that your title decide whether people
[0:08] click your video. I'm here again.
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[0:16] You could spend 5 hours [music]
[0:17] designing your thumbnails and lose
[0:19] clicks because of six weak words. A
[0:22] title is not just text. It is [music]
[0:24] marketing positioning curiosity
[0:26] engineering, emotional targeting, and
[0:28] [music] expectation settings. Jesus.
[0:32] Jesus.
[0:34] Listen, it's a big English, but I will
[0:36] explain to you. Your thumbnail can get
[0:38] attention. [music]
[0:39] What? But your title might close the
[0:40] door of opportunity. People click video
[0:42] because of curiosity, fear of missing
[0:44] out transformation shock [snorts]
[0:46] benefit, and emotional relevance.
[0:49] Example, you create a Photoshop tutorial
[0:51] and you now write Photoshop tutorial as
[0:53] [laughter] your title. And the person
[0:54] that creates the Photoshop tutorial and
[0:56] wrote five Photoshop tricks [music] that
[0:59] makes a beginner looks professional.
[1:02] Jesus, I'm blushing. I'm blushing. Can
[1:05] you burn your title? If you now want to
[1:06] kill it finished, [music] the person
[1:08] should not write it like I learned five
[1:10] Photoshop tricks that most professional
[1:13] don't teach people. Oh my god.
[1:15] >> [screaming]
[1:17] >> Jesus. That is it.
[1:19] You see now, it it's [music] not about
[1:21] the thumbnail.
[1:22] Sometimes your the reason why your video
[1:24] is not going far is because you are
[1:26] using bad titles. Listen, listen. This
[1:28] is how YouTube knows.
[1:30] >> [music]
[1:30] >> YouTube track your click-through rate,
[1:32] your watch time, your viewer
[1:34] satisfaction, your retention, and your
[1:37] title affect [music] people who click,
[1:39] people who ignore, and audience
[1:41] targeting. Do you know that for every of
[1:44] your title owns a [music] keyword? If
[1:46] you know it's a high keyword on your in
[1:48] your title, your video will [music] not
[1:50] be pushed by the algorithm.
[1:54] You cannot say I don't [laughter] papa.
[1:56] I don't papa.
[1:58] Subscribe. Okay, so let's move to the
[2:00] next
[2:02] All right, so bad title confuse their
[2:05] audience and strong title help YouTube
[2:08] to [music] understand your video.
[2:10] To understand your audience, to
[2:12] understand the niche they will push the
[2:14] video to, the intent of your video, and
[2:17] the interest [music] category.
[2:22] All right, so this is why [music] this
[2:24] is how you should position your title.
[2:28] Take your book and start writing this
[2:29] [music] down. Put the strongest word
[2:31] first. Example, you can you write
[2:34] I in [music] this you write in this
[2:36] video I tried AI Canva. And somebody
[2:38] write Canva AI kill graphic design
[2:41] forever. Which one will you click? The
[2:44] second one, abi? Okay. So, the reason is
[2:47] because people come first and that one
[2:48] [music] give them the clear reason to
[2:50] click the video. Again, another one says
[2:52] how I edited photo using mini AI. And
[2:56] [music] another one write somebody else
[2:57] write this AI tool edit better [music]
[3:01] than Photoshop.
[3:03] You That's one bring curiosity. That's
[3:05] what they call curiosity. You start
[3:07] thinking what type of AI can edit more
[3:09] than Photoshop? And before you know, you
[3:11] click it.
[3:12] >> [music]
[3:12] >> That's it. Click bait.
[3:15] >> [laughter]
[3:17] >> Okay, now let's go. Anytime you are
[3:19] writing your title, use emotional
[3:20] triggered word. People are moved by
[3:22] emotion. [music] Like secret, like
[3:25] dangerous, like free, like hidden, like
[3:28] like mystic, like powerful, like AI,
[3:32] like fast, like [music] easy, like
[3:34] viral. This makes the viewer to be
[3:37] curious about your video. And again,
[3:40] make
[3:41] your [music] viewer the hero. Make it
[3:44] look as if your viewer is more important
[3:46] than the video. This is how you can do
[3:49] that. Let's use an example. Somebody
[3:50] wrote my web [music] design journey as a
[3:53] title.
[3:54] And another person write, "How beginner
[3:56] can learn web design fast in 2026?"
[4:02] That's more we get more [music] than 10
[4:04] million views. Try it. So, that is
[4:06] example of making your viewers [music]
[4:09] the hero. Making your viewers more
[4:11] important than your video. And these are
[4:13] the type [music] of titles that go
[4:15] viral. Are you with your book? Start
[4:17] writing. Curiosity title. Example,
[4:20] "Nobody talk [music] about these YouTube
[4:21] tricks." Second, conflict title.
[4:24] Example, "Canva versus Photoshop, the
[4:26] truth designers [music] avoid." Oh.
[4:30] Number three, transformative title. "How
[4:32] I went [music] from 10 views to 100k
[4:35] view." Number four, fear title. "Why
[4:38] your YouTube channel is [music] dying."
[4:41] That was an example. And the last one is
[4:43] authority title. Example, "I analyzed
[4:47] [music]
[4:48] 1,000 viral video." These titles that I
[4:52] tell you, if you implement it, I swear
[4:55] to God, your video will get [music] will
[4:57] go viral within 30 days. These are the
[5:00] biggest mistake you should never make
[5:02] while adding [music] your title. Don't
[5:04] try to sound smart on your title.
[5:08] [music] That is number one. Number two,
[5:10] don't add too many words. Eight words is
[5:13] enough. Number three, make sure your
[5:16] title is [music] emotionally triggered.
[5:18] Number four, don't let your title and
[5:21] your thumbnail say the same thing. That
[5:25] is a very big mistake. Me, say if I make
[5:27] that mistake, [music] I quickly start
[5:29] correcting it. You understand? Hey, I
[5:31] know if I know if you left over. And
[5:32] this is the end as I'm rounding off.
[5:34] Your title is your first impression.
[5:36] Your title is your marketing [music]
[5:38] strategy. And your title is what make
[5:41] people to click your video. All in one
[5:44] sentence. Before your next upload, make
[5:46] sure you
[5:47] input all these things [music] that you
[5:48] have learned here. I might be joking, I
[5:51] might be laughing, but everything I tell
[5:53] you is legit [music] and true. Don't
[5:54] forget to click on the subscribe button.
[5:56] See you in the next one.
[6:04] >> [music]