17:10How to Talk to ANYONE (Once You Know Their Color!)
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Four colour bands, each with a famous face, set you guessing which type each person is. Then you wonder which colour you are, and which your boss or partner is. The title says knowing the colour is how you talk to them.
'ANYONE' in capitals promises it works on the difficult people in your life, and 'Once You Know Their Color' hints at a simple system without saying what the colours mean.
Four colours with big faded numbers read as a clear pattern at feed size, and a recognisable face in each band turns each type into a person you can picture.
When you teach a framework that sorts people into types, give each type a colour band and a well-known example. Let the thumbnail show how many types, and the title promise what knowing them lets viewers do.
Give each type a colour and a face, and they'll find theirs.
Apply this pattern to your next video.
Bring the reference into a packaging brief, then decide what your title and thumbnail should each communicate.