by Julie Weishaar | Sep 8, 2026 | Video Marketing
A YouTube thumbnail is often the first thing viewers see before deciding whether to watch your video. If the image is hard to read, cluttered, or unrelated to the video, people may scroll past it. For a standard YouTube video, use a thumbnail that is 1280 x 720 pixels...
by Julie Weishaar | Sep 7, 2026 | Video Marketing
Canva vs. CapCut is a common choice for small businesses creating social media videos, but each tool serves different needs. Canva focuses more on templates, graphics, brand assets, and simple video projects. CapCut focuses more on short-form editing, effects,...
by Julie Weishaar | Sep 2, 2026 | Video Marketing, YouTube
Short answer: You cannot make a normal website URL clickable in a YouTube Short description or comment. If you have access to Advanced features, you can add a clickable Related Video link that takes another public or unlisted video, Short, or live stream on your...
by Julie Weishaar | Sep 1, 2026 | DIY Video, Video Marketing
A 60-second explainer video script is usually 130-160 words. Use a simple six-part structure: hook, problem, solution, how it works, proof, and call to action. The good news is you don’t need more “creative freedom.” You need a simple setup that...
by Julie Weishaar | Aug 2, 2026 | Digital Marketing, Video Marketing
Slogans can turn a simple marketing message into something customers remember long after they see your ad. The best ones are short, clear, and closely tied to the benefit your brand provides. But writing a slogan that sticks takes more than putting a few catchy words...
by Julie Weishaar | Jul 17, 2026 | Content Marketing, Digital Marketing, Marketing, Video Marketing
Testimonial video questions should uncover more than a vague comment about great service. They should highlight the moment, the problem, the result, and the reason a customer would choose you again. When you use real customer words in an AI-assisted testimonial video,...
