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Most obvious ad

Arche Nous :

And this is what’s true about the topic, honest and straight to the point.👌🤣🤣

Amir | Video Editor :

The production quality here is incredible—that lighting and camera clarity is easily some of the best in this niche. 🔥 The hook is already super strong, and the way you delivered the value in this one is top-tier. It’s rare to see someone nail both the technical setup and the content strategy this well. Great work!

BEBEAUTIIFUL :

Well, that's not new, in 2000 I was thought in college in public relations writing class, to write for 5th grader. I think the researched have been done about it long ago....

Labranddirector :

It’s that the brain would rather save energy for other tasks, not burn its fuel doom scrolling. People are SMART.

Alonso :

hooley_sinclair :

Yet in a video, they’re not reading it. They’re listening to you.

Tips with madison :

let's crack this follow each other go viral

D.O :

That is your audience

Maya :

good advice

JCOMM Digital Marketing :

Wow

marlon :

ok

Jo3 :

5th grade!

Jahanzeb | Tech & Growth :

this is actually sound advice

CrashDashDee :

oof

Rachel Medina :

As someone who studied journalism in college in the 90’s we were taught to write and report in an 8th grade level 😭

Soumaia| Empowering U with AI :

choking and true at the same time.

YbHudson :

I remeber Zig Ziglar used to say the same thing back in the 60s. But then it was 7th grade reading level.

heyitsbpk :

*Your color green

DerekHuff7 :

Not because people are stupid. Because people are busy, distracted, scrolling, skimming, tired, and deciding in seconds whether something is worth their attention. In advertising, social media, email marketing, landing pages, sales copy, political messaging, and mass communication, the best copy is usually written around a Grade 5–8 reading level. Sometimes even lower.

Kyler 🧔 Dad Next Door :

it's not that they're dumb. it's that if you say a word or phrase that makes them take longer to mentally process, it'll take them out of the video, then they'll have to catch up to the video. if it's something they really care about like education based, they'll stick around. if it's less sticky, they'll bounce

Stevie Mac | Digital Marketing :

Don't make me think 👍👌

Justdreeee :

@Sir Panashe

Meanshoney :

@looksrealltd

Santurya :

Humanity is a fucking virus to this planet