How to Write a YouTube Script that Gets More Views!

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0:00 - How to Write a YouTube Script that Gets More Views!
0:26 - Step 1: Packaging
3:05 - Step 2: The Hook
5:39 - Step 3: Main Content
7:47 - Step 4: Outro & Call to Action
9:16 - Our Think Media Scripts
11:37 - Our Milanote Board
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Struggling to write a YouTube script that keeps viewers engaged and gets more views? In this video, I’ll break down a simple step-by-step process to craft compelling scripts—from attention-grabbing hooks to strong calls to action. Plus, I’ll share our Think Media script template and Milanote board to help you streamline your content creation. Watch now to start writing better YouTube scripts today!

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[ThinkMediaTV]

What’s the biggest challenge you face when writing a YouTube script? Let us know below! 👇🏼

[kascalmkit-Emotional-Awareness]

It’s amazing to have a layout for video.
I am at my beginnings and I love also trying and experimenting with the intention to find my unique voice.
What is good about scripts is that it helps us improve our communication skills, to be more intentional and go straight to the point.
Great thank you 🙏

[housingnerd]

Things change for me once I got super simple and believe it or not editing. My own videos has allowed me to trim the fluff and it’s made a big difference in my channel performance.

[El-Roi]

This is very informative and I am going to start implementing most of the things you talked about.
Thanks so much THINK MEDIA...

[DJPerrGolf]

My favorite channel on YT. Excited to see our golf Simulator channel begin to take off. 2 years of studying thus far! Let's Geaux

[Africanchitengefashionandstyle]

4:27:wow powerful ❤! Learnt big lesson

[forsakenNoMore]

Thanks for posting this. A really great way to actually simplify the scripting process.

[DavesWaysToMakeMoney]

Thanks for making this video! The information you shared about writing scripts is very helpful

[Cookandcreateforkids]

Definitely good info. Whether people choose to follow it to a tea or not….. the structure helps you avoid reinventing the wheel with each video. Thank you! Well done. Now I’m going to add my own sizzle 🎉

[BreadVisionyt]

Me: Procrastinating writing my first script.

Think Media: Why not both? 😂

[Guytryingto]

Thanks for the insights man, this will help me

[WandaZelayaRE]

Good stuff in this video @thinkmedia- Quick question: what software do you guys use for Picture in Picture screen recording like in this video?

[PeckFitness]

Great content and thanks for the video. Some great tips guiding me along my journey 😊

[julietagomez]

Question: if you choose to make a video, whether to publish it on YouTube or a video podcast, is it better to go on camara or can content with just imagen, clips and voice over work well? My idea is to talk about movies and serie .wich one is better to get viewers?

[NordicDolcevita]

Useful insights, thanks for sharing!😊

[THE_VALF_]

What I hate about videos like this is that they're only applicable to tutorial videos or "how-to" videos. They're too vague and just keep repeating the same stuff again and again! If you want your audience to watch you, it should be for your unique style of storytelling. There's no right or wrong way to tell stories; it all depends on the situation, luck, and the mood of your audience. Channel growth is about connecting with your audience, not following some rigid format, tips, tricks, 30-second intro, 10-second intro... Just enjoy the process and keep making videos until you actually start enjoying it. I'm honestly tired of videos like this telling people to do "retention edits" while killing creativity.

[dkdanis]

I started a new YouTube channel and i uploaded my first video (not this channel). I used non copyright music.
Youtube said that everything is okay at the beginning.

After a while "copyright" appeared between the title and view count. It just says that and nothing else (no yellow triangles).

When i entered YouTube studio to see what's happening it said that the music was detected but it says "no restrictions" something along those lines.

Now i wonder will that affect it in any way and can i use that same music in my future videos considering that the YouTube states that there's no restrictions.

I just wonder if that's a normal thing when using no cr music?

[YohanesKasipmabin-uw]

Terimakasih banyak atas informasinya

Sangat membantu

[AceintheHoleEdu]

How did you create that end graphic that "houses" the next up video? Was that just trial and error until you aligned it correctly?

[VroZentSolid]

was feeling burnt out for the last 6 months, but now i decided to go back n watch think media again, to recharge my passion somehow