This lesson narrowed down for me what actually should be on a thumbnail versus the title. Sparking curiosity with tension between the title and thumbnail without confusion really taught me a lot. VIDEO TITLE: Why Starting Over Is Hard At Any Age and How To Fix It. ( now I really have to deliver with my experience. ) THUMBNAIL: Text: SCARED? Image: Me with a Scared Expression. Selecting the three strongest words in the title, The way Alexa explains on video #11 really demonstrates how to create contrast, tension or curiosity. It helped rewrite my title and thumbnail as written abive. I had to watch the video several times and ask Gemini and perplexity to get different explanations of those three: create curiosity with tension and contrast. Asking myself whether the title has 70% clarity 30% curiosity to bring that into a thumbnail by using one to four words and a photo or image made me think a lot and research. Writing a title that will triggers: 1. a problem, 2. a result, 3. a surprise. was good learning. Learning how do you use frame, the Rule of Thirds on the thumbnail, why it's important and also on the video-during filming and during the editing. The framing can be adjusted to where top of head. is and whether I'm more to the right or to the left. I researched the Rule of Thirds to understand it better. v My title created the action and my thumbnail created the feeling and curiosity to get the viewer to click. My title explains the problem and the promise. My thumbnail emotional face signals vulnerability in which people want to know what happened. That's curiosity. Perplexity usage. I asked Perplexity whether my title and thumbnail complemented each other. The answer was YES. THEY COMPLIMENT EACH OTHER: TITLE - explains Topic + Promise THUMBNAIL - adds emotion that the title implies- "it says: this feels stressful, urgent" 1. So My (Scared Face) + word (Scared?) makes the emotion Stakes visible right away. Thank you in advance Cheering Squad 😊

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