I am running two YouTube channels.
It appears that it is natural to experiment with this on YouTube, among which there is a fun feature called A/B testing.The same video can expose different titles or tweets to compare the reactions of viewers.
In the beginning, I expected that the audience would always be natural when using this feature, but when I thought it was not the case, it was not the case. But if you don’t know which titles are better for people to choose, it’s not a bad way to experiment once it’s done. When the results are accumulated, you start to see a little bit of what people are attracted to.
Depending on the nature of the channel, the results will be different, but if you look at the data so far, the titles that viewers react to are generally divided into two.
- The first is to arouse the audience’s curiosity.
- Second, it’s like representing the situation of the viewer himself; second, it’s like representing the situation of the viewer himself.
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