Call to Action Placement Review
Place calls to action without annoying viewers.
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Review where my video script asks viewers to act. Script: [PASTE_SCRIPT]. Channel goals (subscribe, watch another video, join the email list, buy, comment): [GOALS]. Audience: [AUDIENCE].
Return:
1. A table of every call to action in the script: Time | Words | Type | Goal | Relevance to the content at that point | Problem.
2. Evaluation: Are there too many? Do they interrupt key moments? Are they generic ("like and subscribe") or earned by value delivered? Do they promise anything (free resources) that exists?
3. Recommendations: one primary call to action for the video, placed after a payoff moment; one soft reminder at the end; no more than two asks in total; the wording of each in my voice; how to use end screens and description links; a pinned comment text.
4. Rewrites: three versions of the primary call to action (benefit-led, curiosity-led, community-led) of under 20 words each.
5. A test plan: change one thing per video and compare conversion (subscribers per 1,000 views, clicks on the link), noting sample limits.
Rules: no misleading urgency or manipulative guilt; clear disclosure for any commercial link; and consent for email list sign-ups under the rules in [JURISDICTION] [VERIFY]. Do not invent offers.
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