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The video is promoted social media mainly. Website traffic is still low for platform influence. Do you think it might be obnoxious having 'PLGRM presents' in t
by kam93 11y ago
The video is promoted social media mainly. Website traffic is still low for platform influence.
Do you think it might be obnoxious having 'PLGRM presents' in the title to attract a wider audience who has no connection, or hometown interest in the small network?
- detaro 11y agoIf I don't know who you are, "PLGRM presents" is just noise and IMHO distracts from the actual title/thumbnail, which might capture my attention. Worst case, something shortens it to fit in a box and a user only sees "PLGRM presents 'The..." and the title is completely lost. If the name means something, I'm hopefully already following you on Twitter/YouTube/... and get info that way, or recognize the channel name. Or if you want to keep it in the titles, put it at the end. ("$Title, by PLGRM" or something) Also Twitter: The last few tweets ("I just added $video to $group on vimeo") are IMHO useless or even annoying, but what I see before looks good: eye-catching picture, good teaser-text, ...