Flame · B2C · daily question app for couples
In reaction videos, put the caption on the person's neckline, not their face
Neckline captions performed best of the placements tried; no numbers
Workedorganic-short-videoexperimentation
What they did
Their reaction format used a woman reacting on camera with text overlay. By posting daily and varying placement, they found text placed right on her neckline (not over her face) performed best.
What happened
Neckline placement performed the best; no figures given.
- Stage
- growth
“We discovered that if we put the text right on her neckline, so not on her face, right on her neckline, the video performed the best for some reason”
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