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How to Structure YouTube Videos Like Quests

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Breaks down the video game quest framework to keep YouTube viewers engaged through continuous problems and payoffs.

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  • 1. Explains the concept of giving viewers ongoing quests with problems and solutions to maintain high retention.

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Mean when I say your video should have multiple quests. One of the biggest mistakes you can make is starting your video with one single quest and then spending the entire video answering that quest If the only question in your video is which camera is the best and you answer that question the viewer has no reasons to keep watching or they might get bored until you reach the payoff. So if you don't understand what I'm trying to say with quests by now quests are basically the problems and solutions they're the promises and the payoffs in your video.

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