I spent 4+ hours reviewing YouTube videos to analyze and give feedback on hooks, scripts, titles, thumbnails, B-roll, pacing, delivery, and calls to action. Below are the 20 suggestions I found myself repeating most often. - 00:26 — Build curiosity and context before revealing the answer - 03:11 — Use specific, concrete language instead of vague claims - 34:30 — Use large, brief, readable thumbnail text - 38:02 — Study successful titles and packaging before writing your own - 40:31 — Speak to the viewer and explain the benefit early - 44:02 — Choose a clear audience and speak directly to them - 47:14 — Film at eye level with clean framing and enough headroom - 52:33 — Put your strongest visual or transformation first - 1:19:09 — Look into the camera lens, not at your screen - 1:22:49 — Make sure your title, thumbnail, hook, and content all match - 1:38:14 — Use relevant action and B-roll to support what you’re saying - 1:52:06 — Show real evidence instead of simply making claims - 2:32:37 — Cut dead time while maintaining a pace viewers can follow - 2:45:34 — Film fresh B-roll and vary your actions and camera angles - 2:51:40 — Use colour and contrast to make the subject stand out - 3:04:18 — Keep your footage sharp and consistently well-lit - 3:05:22 — Vary your voice and match your delivery to the message - 3:23:06 — Develop a distinctive idea or bring a fresh angle - 3:26:51 — Keep speech clear and music soft, with consistent volume - 4:03:46 — Give viewers a specific, relevant reason to click your call to action Some of the people who took the advice saw their videos go from a 10-20 views each to 2,000-10,000 views each.

At his last mastermind event, I asked Hormozi how he plans his YouTube videos and he said: "I spend 80% of my time just scripting the first 15 seconds." Intrigued, I ran home and transcribed his 50 most viewed videos and examined the first 15 seconds. What I found was GOLD. Want to see for yourself? Comment “HORMOZI” below and I’ll send you 50 of Hormozi's most popular intros to study and model. What you'll find is that there is... • No filler fluff. • No intro animation. • No "comment, like & subscribe." • Just straight gold. • Zero time wasted. • A repeatable framework & formula. You'll find Hormozi uses a lot of proof, makes a bold promise (to either help alleviate the viewer's pain or help them achieve a dream outcome), and then gets right into the plan by starting with a personal story. If you comment “HORMOZI” below I’ll send you all the transcripts to study and break down yourself so you can improve your intros and make finding success on YouTube a lot easier. Enjoy, Ted