#Would really love some honest feedback. Title: "The Beginner's Guide To Silent Films"

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plucky reef
limber fiber
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are you teaching how to make silent films?

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its a cool idea but idk if many people are really interested in that

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though cool thumbnail

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i would put it next to some thumbnails from the niche and look if it stands out

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compared to those

hazy spade
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What type of viewer are you looking to get? not sure what the Start Here is conveying in the image. Is this a How To?

plucky reef
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Thanks both @limber fiber and @hazy spade

My channels is about movies and film history, so the viewer is a person who loves cinema and video essays about films.

An alternative title is: "Never Seen a Silent Film? Start Here." - perhaps that conveys the idea more clearly?

The video is basically me arguing that silent films are not boring, and if they seem so - I've made a watchlist for someone who have never seen any

Thanks for your input, its valuable!

limber fiber
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Make a title out of this

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I think that would be cool

plucky reef
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That's a great input - I really like the "Here's Why" formula.
Thanks, definitely some food for thought until it's released tomorrow

open kindle
plucky reef
raw flicker
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the thumbnail definitely has some curiosity to it which is the step in the right direction! However the title can be more complimenting to the thumbnail so the idea is more reinforced, hence more clicks!

plucky reef
raw flicker
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so just like A/B testing works for thumbnails i think that goes for titles too, you the first option oyu have try that first, the audience will tell you they like it with CTR analytics, however if its not what you're looking for through the 24-48 hour span change it to that second option so see what happens