158| 10 Intro Mistakes Killing Your YouTube Views

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You know those first ten seconds when you hit record, and you're like, 'Do I say hi first? Do I introduce myself? Do I just start teaching?' — and somehow whatever you pick feels awkward? Yeah… been there. Today we're talking about 10 intro mistakes that quietly kill your YouTube views — and how to fix them so people actually stay long enough to hear your message. Because those first ten seconds tell your viewer if they can trust you — and if you respect their time. Let's make sure your intro grabs their attention so they keep watching your video. Learn more about my coaching program, This Is YouTube School here.

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