AND they also create post-viewing hooks. How? They include call-backs, homages, and Easter eggs throughout. The people who see them share that with others who haven't. They create YouTube videos like "20 Things You Missed in <Movie>". You watch those videos, because you liked watching the movie the first time you saw it. Then you realise it's been a while since you watched it and, because there's nothing else 'good' to watch, you re-watch the movie.
OMG, I just realised that they're peddling visual drugs!
Now you got me hooked to come back tomorrow!
That’s a hook!
AND they also create post-viewing hooks. How? They include call-backs, homages, and Easter eggs throughout. The people who see them share that with others who haven't. They create YouTube videos like "20 Things You Missed in <Movie>". You watch those videos, because you liked watching the movie the first time you saw it. Then you realise it's been a while since you watched it and, because there's nothing else 'good' to watch, you re-watch the movie.
OMG, I just realised that they're peddling visual drugs!
Post hooks is a good idea for a followup article! Thanks, David! You’ve practically written it here. May I credit you?
Stories are absolutely a drug!
Of course!
You got it!
This info is what I've been looking for.
I had a friend who started to teach me but he made himself unavailable.
Thanks , Scott!!
Have a great day!
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Happy to help!
Ooh! Great idea for a series of posts. Looking forward to tomorrow’s!
Very helpful
Glad to hear it, John!