11:24The Best & Worst BACK Exercises (Tier List)
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Most lifters have favourite back exercises, and a tier list promises a verdict on each. The tiers are empty, so you can't see where yours landed. The broad, detailed back beside them is the result that makes the ranking worth trusting.
'Best & Worst' promises winners and losers, so viewers expect some favourites to be called out, and '(Tier List)' tells them it's a quick ranking, not a lecture.
The tier column has the familiar tier list look and reads at feed size, and G and P instead of S and F leave you guessing what they mean.
When you can rank the common options in your niche, show the empty tier column beside the result people want, and keep every placement hidden. Viewers click to check where their favourites landed.
Show the empty ranking, and let them check their favourites.
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