Holicent
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1. Create a good title
The first thing that viewers will see when they click on your video is the title, so make sure it's catchy and describes what's going on in the video.
2. Add an intro
Create a short introduction to your video that explains what it is about and gives a little background informati hion about who made it, where it was filmed and what happens next. This should take up less than one minute of your video, but if you want to spend more time on it, then go ahead!
3. Add a great thumbnail image
If you're using YouTube Studio or another editing program like Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro X, you can upload a logo for your channel instead of having to use a small photo of yourself or something else (like a stock photo). You can use the same logo as the main thumbnail image for all of your videos and include those in any description boxes when posting new videos too.
The first thing that viewers will see when they click on your video is the title, so make sure it's catchy and describes what's going on in the video.
2. Add an intro
Create a short introduction to your video that explains what it is about and gives a little background informati hion about who made it, where it was filmed and what happens next. This should take up less than one minute of your video, but if you want to spend more time on it, then go ahead!
3. Add a great thumbnail image
If you're using YouTube Studio or another editing program like Adobe Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro X, you can upload a logo for your channel instead of having to use a small photo of yourself or something else (like a stock photo). You can use the same logo as the main thumbnail image for all of your videos and include those in any description boxes when posting new videos too.
