How to craft the perfect YouTube intro

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Colin and Samir

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🗓️ 24 August 2023

⏱️ 44 minutes

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This week, we talk about the YouTube video intro checklist, what we learned from the Sidemen's manager, and how to balance creating long and short form content. Join the waitlist for Server Shops on Discord: http://bit.ly/3snRxO5 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	What makes a good YouTube video intro?
0:02.7	Well, that's the first question we answer on today's episode of creator support.
0:06.6	We also give some advice for how you can transition from being a short form creator to being a long form creator.
0:12.1	And we break down how Mr. Beast continues to break YouTube records.
0:16.7	Okay, before we get into this episode, a quick question from the Discord, Colin.
0:20.7	This one was specifically for you.
0:22.5	Just click this one.
0:23.3	Oh, no.
0:24.1	Oh, goodness.
0:25.6	Hi, I'm Typhoon.
0:26.9	And...
0:27.6	Gotcha.
0:31.8	All right.
0:32.4	If you make it to the deep end, let us know.
0:34.8	Is this the deep end?
0:35.7	Are we starting in the deep end?
0:36.9	What just happened?
0:38.7	All right, our first question comes from Roman Peschke on the Discord, and he asks video intro checklist.
0:46.3	I guess that's just the title of his question. It's not what he asked. This is what he asked.
0:49.5	He said, does anyone have a checklist they put together for the first minute of a video? Because I've
0:53.7	noticed that in a Mr. Beast vid, it's typically an attention grabber,
0:57.3	quick explanation of what's going on, cuts to showing further into the video to keep people engage,
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