Copywriting is usually used by publishers of Tik Tok and AutoFast to express their feelings or published works that they can't describe with copywriting at the moment.
Generally, a copy will be provided when the map is sent to show the status. Of course, you can also not send a written explanation.
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Copywriting method
1, interactive class
In interactive video, you can use questions and rhetorical questions, leaving more open-ended questions, which is easy to cause audience interaction.
For example, "How many points can you get?" "How many people thought of this?" "Do you like it?" "What else do you want to know? Leave me a comment. " "What did I do wrong?" "What do you think I can do?" "You never know what you look like in the eyes of the boys in the class."
2. Narrative category
Narrative video can choose stories/paragraphs with strong picture sense to attract people. If you just tell the story directly, it will appear stiff and inflexible, and the user interaction will be poor.
For example, "a hairdresser who has known each other for two years can only take time to eat a takeaway in the corridor, and it is not easy for erratic people", and the sentence expressed in this scene "can only take time to eat a takeaway in the corridor", and users may even make up this picture by themselves, showing a very real effect, as if they were there, which is more likely to resonate with users.
3, suspense class
This is relatively simple, using users' curiosity to guide users to stay on the page for a longer time and even watch videos. Copywriting can be set up like this, such as "Be sure to see the end", "You will never think of the end" and "subvert your three views at the last second".