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Speaker B explains why speeding up highlight videos feels fake and suggests leading with your best clips to hook viewers fast, especially on phones. They also walk through how their team reviews recruit videos together and asks for feedback.
Speaker B explains why speeding up highlight videos feels fake and suggests leading with your best clips to hook viewers fast, especially on phones. They also walk through how their team reviews recruit videos together and asks for feedback.
Like, are you getting a ton of emails that are just like, these emails are not the right order, or these videos suck? Where if you could tell the entire world to hear it, which they probably will, to get a message, what would you want them to, to know? As far as the videos and the emails?
Let's do videos and emails for right now. I think for videos, some things that are annoying are one, people are speeding up the recording sometimes. I don't know why, it just seems disingenuous. Like, I get it, like you're trying to make it go faster or something, but I don't need to, I don't need to I just, it's weird, and maybe it's just my thing. Two, I think put your best clips first. Like, grab my attention because sometimes I'm like, you know, I could be anywhere watching videos. I could be traveling, I could be— Are you on your phone mostly? Yeah, a lot of times I'm on my phone. I would say, maybe in the office we'll put it up on like top recruits or guys that like are recommended or guys we saw at camp and we'll get a video or text or something. I think we'll put them up as a staff and be like, okay, what do you think about this kid?
If you want to make sure your highlight video is good, please comment the word highlight video. If you want to make sure you're writing the right emails, then comment the word email.
