Short-form growth · Updated
How to turn comments into video ideas
Short answer
Comments show what your audience wants explained. Collect repeated questions, group them by theme and answer each in a short video, opening with the question itself. This keeps ideas relevant, shows you listen and gives people a reason to comment again.
What should you collect?
- Questions asked more than once
- Objections and disagreements
- Requests to cover a topic
- Confusion about a step
How do you answer on camera?
Read the question as your hook, answer in one idea and end cleanly. Explainer can show the question as a header card and your answer as key points.
What should you avoid?
Naming a commenter without permission, or answering abuse. Keep it constructive.
Frequently asked questions
How many comments do I need?
Even a few repeated questions are enough.
Should I credit the commenter?
Ask first or paraphrase the question without naming anyone, which respects privacy and avoids awkwardness.
What if I have few comments?
Use messages, emails or common questions in your field.
Is this a good hook?
Yes, since it names a real question.
How often should I do it?
Do it regularly, such as weekly, when you review comments, so your topics stay close to what your audience is asking.
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