How can you write video and podcast content that your audience will remember?

No need to make it complicated: Finally the the topic (The problem & Solution) -Write hook by speaking to yourself in 2 to 3 versions - Write an opening statement (2 to 3 versions) - Write key points of Podcast/video content - Most important tips - Read the complete script like you are listening to it not reading it.. if you feel good while reading it - that's the final script Do changes if required but make sure your reading tone should not be monotonous feel it while reading and listening to it.

If there's one thing I realized when writing content for my podcast it's this: It has to be crafted as a gift your audience yearns to unwrap. Hence, it's important to know what matters to them - know their struggles, dreams, and what stirs their soul. Your content should resonate personally, turning the ordinary into special and memorable. In the long run, they'll remember not what you said, but how you made them feel empowered, understood, and seen.

Clarity is kindness. Your video, your podcast—it's a beacon, not a foghorn. Craft each message to LAND, not just to launch. Aim to leave your audience with an indelible mark—a new insight, a stirred emotion, a call to arms. They should walk away equipped, not just entertained. Define the transformation you promise, and deliver it, in one sentence. Do that, and they'll remember, not just consume.

You can start with a cliffhanger, the same way a mystery novel grips you. Statements like, "The day I almost quit everything," or "The mistake that cost me a million," aren't just words - in effect, they're emotional accelerators. Your opener isn't just a topic—it's that red velvet rope that lets your audience into a world of intrigue that makes them want to hear more. Bottomline is, they don't want another lecture. They crave a journey, and the first step must be irresistible. Make them feel. Make them wonder. Make them stick around.

Dive deep, not wide. Great stories linger. In a 3-minute video or a 15-minute podcast, focus on one profound story over several shallow anecdotes. Make it a habit to paint with words, and make listeners feel the rain rather than telling them it's wet. Your character's challenge is their tour guide, their resolution - a shared victory. Keep in mind that in delivering a story, it's the pauses—the breaths between the notes—that resonate most. Craft each piece as if it's your opus, and they'll come back, not for the story, but for the storyteller.

Humans crave patterns just as they delight in surprises. Structure your video or podcast with movements. Consider a chef’s vlog: a bold hook with an unexpected ingredient, a methodical recipe walkthrough, peppered with storytelling, ending with a montage of the final dish in varied settings (Remember Anthony Bourdain?). Predictable yet surprising, like a good mystery novel. This is the rhythm that will echo in their minds.

Here's my opinion on this one: - Always start a video or podcast content with some catchy headlines that makes them curious or want to watch more. - Illustrate your points by giving examples or anecdotes. Make it relatable. - Make your engaging and memorable by using emotions, surprise or may be you can add some humor.

Your podcast and video should be simplified for your audience to understand and most importantly they should learn something new.