Strategies for Creating Viral Short Form Content

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Collin Michael

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01 - Introduction

01 - Why you should create short-form videos.mp4

00:38

02 - 1. How Short-Form Content Works

01 - How the short-form algorithms work.mp4

01:36

02 - How to use hashtags effectively.mp4

02:52

03 - How to rank short-form videos in a search.mp4

02:51

04 - Short-form myths for hacking the algorithm.mp4

01:28

03 - 2. How to Create Engaging Short Form Videos

01 - Research ideas for your video.mp4

01:14

02 - Create a strong hook.mp4

01:30

03 - Editing techniques for better audience retention.mp4

01:56

04 - Create a call to action.mp4

01:07

05 - Repurpose your long-form videos into shorts.mp4

01:13

04 - 3. Additional Short-Form Strategies for Growth

01 - When one of your videos goes viral.mp4

00:55

02 - Learn from competitors.mp4

00:58

03 - Pay attention to trends.mp4

01:03

05 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:25

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If you’re a content creator, learning how to make successful short-form content is vital if you want to reach the largest number of viewers–and maybe, just maybe, achieve that holy grail of content, a viral video. In this course, social media strategist Collin Michael shows you how to do just that. Collin teaches you the strategies he’s developed over nearly a decade of creating content and shows you the keys to making successful short-form video. Learn what makes a short-form video go viral, how to effectively use hashtags, how to create a strong hook, and more. Plus, Collin debunks some myths for hacking the algorithm, shares editing techniques for keeping viewers engaged, and explains what to do after a video goes viral.

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