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Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 2:09
Write descriptive and interesting TITLES to INCREASE ENGAGEMENT
So, for example, Understanding Human Consciousness a Review of Being You by a Nil Seth. Or you can say, the new science of consciousness understanding the latest research. And then you can put the name of the book and the author in the description text rather than in the title itself. So think about this like what title is most intriguing to users about the content of your Swell and make them want to listen to you?
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 1:26
I would say you should write descriptive and interesting titles just off the strength of creating and forget the engagement, just in general. Like, what would you respond to? That's kind of how I always go to it, because sometimes you can tell what a post is about just by the picture in the title. It's interesting how personality can be displayed unknowingly just in the picture and caption alone
Taha Abbas
@taha_oracle · 1:37
And I'm there's also an algorithm of swell that probably regulates the order of these swell casts. So it would be great to learn more in the future. Have a great day. Thank you
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
So I think storytellers there's an element of storytelling which makes some Swell costs very interesting. Of course, you can't tell a story everywhere, but how you describe and narrate anything is an art. So even if you're talking about a book, narrating what you loved about it in these five minutes or ten minutes is an art. So definitely there's an art to making your Swell casts very interesting. And this is, well, a new medium
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 2:00
I also feel like swells that are longer than three minutes are more challenging for me because I think most of the things we have to say, unless it's a really long story that has a narrative that's integral to the message and you have to go through all the milestones to get to the end, that's different. But if it's positing one idea, I think most of the times we could tell our idea within two or three minutes