Amy Tan, Author at QuickVid

You’re about to upload your first YouTube Short. Or maybe your hundredth. Either way, you’ve got that nagging question: exactly how long can this thing be? The answer matters more than

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How Many Views Is Viral? The Real Numbers Behind Going Viral

You’ve posted a video that’s blowing up. Your phone won’t stop buzzing. Views are climbing faster than you can refresh. But here’s the question that’s gnawing at the back of your

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What Is B Roll Footage: Definition, Benefits, And How To Use It.

You’ve probably watched thousands of videos where the footage seamlessly cuts from someone talking to stunning visuals that perfectly illustrate their point. That’s B-roll in action. And if you’re creating videos

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Fashion Ads: How to Create Scroll-Stopping Campaigns

Fashion ads aren’t what they used to be. Gone are the days when a glossy magazine spread or a billboard on Sunset Boulevard could move the needle for your brand. Today,

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TikTok CPM and How Much Does TikTok Pay: The Complete Guide

You've probably heard the success stories. A creator posts a viral video, racks up millions of views, and supposedly makes thousands of dollars overnight.But here's the truth: understanding TikTok CPM

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50+ Birthday Memes for Her That’ll Make Her Day

Let's be real. Finding the perfect birthday meme for the special women in your life can be tougher than picking out an actual gift. You want something that'll make her laugh,

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5 Best AutoShorts AI Alternatives

If you’re looking for Autoshorts AI alternatives, then you already know what it is and what it can do. Just to be sure, it’s provides the tools that allow you to

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Product Update: Introducing Green Screen Memes

If you’ve used the internet longer than a few minutes, you understand the power of memes. Memes make the internet what it is. From Michael Jordan crying: To Willy Wonka: Memes take different forms

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