Casey Zeman breaks down why one of his videos works: it mixes instruction with entertainment in a tight two-minute format. The 'Modern Flash, Modern Family, Flash Mob' video combines teaching with a fun moment that keeps people watching.
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Go back into my videos. Here's a good one. This video right here. Modern Flash, Modern Family, Flash Mob, with almost 4,000 views. Two minutes long, it's my guess. I haven't. I haven't looked at this yet, okay? So I'm betting that it's gonna have above average start and it's gonna stay above average to the end. That's what I'm guessing. I'm guessing that. And if it's. If I'm right. I'm hoping I'm right. I'm really hoping I'm right. If I'm right, I'm gonna explain why, okay? So let's take a look. Please be right. Please be right. Hotspot. Ah, yes. Casey wins a Coke free. Oh, mind. Okay, good. All right, so I was. I was exactly right. And I'm going to tell you why. Now, this video is an instructional video, okay? But it has the components of an entertainment video. So it has both entertainment and instruction. And because it has that short period of only about two minutes, then it has that perfect recipe, I guess you'd say, the perfect recipe of a good, solid video.