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Eduardwww [97]
3 years ago
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When broadcasting live on social, keep in mind that the best broadcasts are ones that feel like a conversation between brand and

viewer. Unlike other forms of social video, you’ll get more views and engagement if your video ________.a. is longer and repeats key points.b. is full of interesting transitions and editing techniques.c. uses unusual lighting and sound effects.d. includes a pdf attachment with details from the broadcast.e. is short and action packed.
Physics
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Andru [333]3 years ago
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Answer:

When broadcasting live on social, keep in mind that the best broadcasts are ones that feel like a conversation between brand and viewer. Unlike other forms of social video, you’ll get more views and engagement if your video

is longer and repeats key points.

Explanation:

When broadcasting live on social media, one should be live for long because in this way one can get more views as audience will increase with time. There should be an interaction with the audience like answering their questions which they write in the comments section. These comments and views will make this video to the top of news feed. Secondly the most important thing is the content of the video. One must focus on the information or knowledge he/she wants to convey and must repeat the key points again and again so that one who has missed the important points will be able catch them later.

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