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How to write Video Scripts that Viewers Save and Share

Every viewer watches a video for a reason. If you want your content to stand out, you need to find that reason and build your script around it. The goal is simple: create videos that people feel are too valuable not to save, and too relatable not to share.


Two Key Ingredients for a Strong Script

1. Make It Valuable Enough to Save
Your script should deliver clear value—tips, insights, or information that helps your audience. When people see value, they’ll want to come back to it later, which means more saves for your content.

2. Make It Relatable Enough to Share
Content that connects emotionally or socially is far more likely to get shared. If your script includes something your audience’s friends can relate to, they’ll hit that share button.


Two Key Ingredients for a Strong Script

1. Make It Valuable Enough to Save
Your script should deliver clear value—tips, insights, or information that helps your audience. When people see value, they’ll want to come back to it later, which means more saves for your content.

2. Make It Relatable Enough to Share
Content that connects emotionally or socially is far more likely to get shared. If your script includes so

Instagram-Specific Tips

  • Keep It Short: Aim for 30 to 40 seconds. This range is long enough to deliver value but short enough to keep attention.

  • Nail the First 3 Seconds: These opening moments decide whether someone keeps watching. Hook your viewer right away.

  • Bring Energy: Speak naturally and avoid sounding robotic. Energy and authenticity keep your audience engaged.


Instagram-Specific Tips

  • Keep It Short: Aim for 30 to 40 seconds. This range is long enough to deliver value but short enough to keep attention.

  • Nail the First 3 Seconds: These opening moments decide whether someone keeps watching. Hook your viewer right away.

  • Bring Energy: Speak naturally and avoid sounding robotic. Energy and authenticity keep your audience engaged.


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