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I Tried Every Roast Dinner in London to Find the Best

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What to study

Curiosity Gap

Brits argue about where to get the best Sunday roast, and London has hundreds of pubs. The long queue outside this one hints it might be a winner. Harrison's wide eyes say it's good, but the title keeps the best for the video.

How the packaging works
Title

'Every Roast Dinner in London' makes the search sound exhaustive, and 'to Find the Best' promises a single winner Londoners can go and try.

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The Yorkshire pudding, roast beef and peas read at feed size, and the queue with a Union Jack says this pub is popular, which makes you want its name.

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When your challenge is to find the best of something in one place, show one strong contender with a sign that it's popular, like a queue. Keep the winner's name out of the thumbnail and title.

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The transferable lesson

Show a popular contender, and hold back the winner.

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