Daily Content Review System
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A systematic approach to analyzing and creating viral short-form content, based on Jenny Hoyos' method who consistently gets 10M+ views per video.
Core Video Elements for Viral Success
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Hook
- Start with "power words" (free, $0, stole, etc.)
- Must progress the story, not just state facts
- Foreshadow the end in first sentence
- Keep visuals simple with minimal focus points
- Use high brightness and saturation
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Story Structure
- Follow "but/so" method instead of "and then"
- Create constant conflict/progression
- Increase stakes throughout video
- Include personal elements to increase relatability
- End with strong emotional payoff (wholesome or funny)
Four Criteria for Video Ideas
- Novelty
- Uncertainty
- Knowledge gaps
- Tell viewer you know something they don't
- Create curiosity that needs resolution
- Complexity
- Add layers to give multiple reasons to watch
- Keep explanation simple despite complex concept
Content Analysis System
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Daily Review Process
- Check trending page every morning and night
- Watch every trending short
- Analyze feed for viral patterns
- Maintain swipe file of successful concepts
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Metrics to Track
- View vs. swipe away percentage
- Average: 70%
- Good: 80%+
- Excellent: 85%+
- Retention rate
- Target: 90%+
- Ideal: 95%+
- Rewatchability factors
- Easter eggs
- Tutorial elements
- Plot twists
- View vs. swipe away percentage
Video Enhancement Techniques
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Visual optimization
- Clean environments
- Remove distracting elements
- Enhanced effects when needed
- High contrast and clear focal points
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Audience engagement
- Create content suitable for both kids and adults
- Include relatable personal elements
- Build multiple viewer connection points
- Focus on universal appeal like Pixar movies
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Full video: 44:50JH
Jenny Hoyos
YouTube Shorts creator with a knack for viral content. Averages 10 million views per video using storytelling techniques. Featured on "Creator Science" podcast to share insights on consistently going viral.