Real talk: I keep meeting founders who want to start a YouTube channel but get stuck after 3 uploads.Some blame the algorithm, some just burn out. If you run a motion graph agency — curious: Have you tried using YouTube to attract clients or talent? What killed the momentum for you? I’m researching how to make “done-for-you” YouTube systems for agency owners who hate filming — but want visibility + trust. (alpha test already done, results on screen) Would love your stories, wins, fails, or even spicy takes in the comments 👇

Hey everyone, We all love a visually stunning video. The smooth transitions, the slick animations, the perfectly timed text overlays – it's captivating, right? But as marketers and entrepreneurs can't just rely on "cool" for the sake of it. I've seen too many businesses invest heavily in visually impressive videos, only to see them fall flat. Why? Because they missed a crucial step: the data. Before I even think about a single effect, I dive deep into the numbers: - What are our key performance indicators (KPIs)? Impressions? Engagement? Conversions? - Who is our target audience? What resonates with them? Where do they spend their time online? - What message are we trying to convey? How does the video support our overall marketing strategy? - What are the current trends, and how can we leverage them effectively? The "cool effects" are the final flourish, not the foundation. They should enhance the message and drive your results, not distract from them. Think of it this way: a beautiful paint job on a house won't fix a weak foundation. Here’s my take: the magic of video isn’t in random effects, it's in strategic execution based on solid data. Right now, I'm really obsessed with the idea of testing dynamic videos even before posting or pushing them anywhere. Maybe there could be some AI that can analyze videos and predict their virality, or something like that. Let's discuss! I'd love to hear your thoughts on balancing creativity with data-driven decision making when it comes to video content. What metrics do you prioritize?