5 Kesilapan Biasa YouTuber Baru Bila Buat Shorts – Jangan Ulang!

 

5 Kesilapan Biasa YouTuber Baru Bila Buat Shorts – Jangan Ulang!

Ramai orang excited bila mula buat YouTube Shorts. Tapi kadang-kadang kita terlalu fokus nak cepat upload, sampai terlepas benda-benda penting yang boleh rosakkan peluang video tu nak viral. Jom kita tengok 5 kesilapan yang selalu orang baru buat (dan macam mana nak elakkan).

1. Salah Saiz Video – Jangan Guna Format Meleper!

YouTube Shorts bukan macam video biasa. Ia kena dalam bentuk menegak (vertical) — 9:16 ratio. Sama macam TikTok atau IG Reels. Tapi ramai newbie masih upload video yang melintang (landscape) atau petak.

Hasilnya? Muncul ruang hitam kat atas dan bawah video tu. Nampak tak cun, kurang menarik, dan boleh buat orang terus scroll je.

Tips cepat: Masa edit, pastikan video tu dalam bentuk vertical 9:16. Banyak apps sekarang dah ada template siap.

2. Durasi Lebih Satu Minit – Terus Tak Masuk Algoritma Shorts

YouTube Shorts ada satu syarat penting: video kena bawah 60 saat. Kalau terlebih, YouTube akan anggap itu sebagai video biasa — dan hilang peluang nak masuk feed Shorts.

Paling ideal? 30 ke 35 saat je. Pendek, padat, terus sampai point.

Tips cepat: Lepas shoot, tengok balik timer. Kalau rasa draggy, potong part yang tak penting.

3. Kualiti Gambar & Bunyi Macam Tahun 2005

Ramai YouTuber baru ingat content je penting. Tapi… kalau gambar blur dan bunyi macam dalam tin, orang terus tekan skip.

Tak semestinya kena pakai kamera mahal. Smartphone zaman sekarang pun dah cukup power, asal tahu lighting dan angle. Lagi satu – jangan malas guna mikrofon. Mic jenis clip-on macam Boya Mini Wireless dah cukup untuk naikkan kualiti audio.

Tips cepat: Test dulu rakaman kat bilik sunyi. Dengar balik – jelas ke tak?

4. Mula Video Dengan "Hi Guys!" – Bosan Gila

Ingat ni: 3 saat pertama tu nyawa video. Kalau start dengan intro yang hambar atau “Hi guys, today I’m gonna talk about…” — ramai akan terus swipe.

Buat pembukaan yang boleh tarik perhatian, macam:

  • "Korang pernah tak rasa macam ni…?"

  • "Aku baru je try benda ni… gila betul!"

  • Atau tunjuk moment paling pelik dulu, baru explain.

Tips cepat: Buang intro panjang-panjang. Terus boom masuk aksi atau punchline.

5. Tak Jelas Apa Cerita – Penonton Blur

Kadang-kadang kita excited nak tunjuk satu moment, tapi lupa nak bagi penonton faham apa sebenarnya tengah jadi. Lagi-lagi kalau video tu pasal game, prank, atau situasi pelik.

Kena bagi sedikit konteks. Contoh:

  • “Ni karakter paling OP dalam game ni…”

  • “Aku tengah prank kawan aku yang baru breakup…”

Dengan bagi gambaran sikit, penonton lebih mudah nak follow dan stay tengok sampai habis.

Tips cepat: Sebelum upload, tanya diri — “Kalau orang tengok tanpa tahu apa-apa, dia faham ke video ni?”

Kesimpulan

Buat YouTube Shorts memang seronok, tapi kena tahu trick dia. Bila elakkan 5 kesilapan kat atas ni, peluang video korang untuk dapat views dan followers akan jadi jauh lebih tinggi.

So lepas ni, sebelum tekan upload — semak dulu:

  • Rasio betul?

  • Bawah 60 saat?

  • Gambar dan bunyi ok?

  • Opening menarik?

  • Penonton faham cerita?

Kalau semua “tick” – Go for it!

Selamat mencuba & semoga video Shorts korang trending! 🎥🔥



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