Tips for Content Engagement
Learn three tips to enhance your content and encourage collaboration before sharing the content with your audience.
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Learn three tips to enhance your content and encourage collaboration before sharing the content with your audience.
Have you ever shared a video, sent an email, or created a post and had no idea if your content had been viewed? Or, have you had to communicate instructions repeatedly and spend time answering a seemingly endless series of questions?
Use the tips in this tutorial to provide additional context to your content, drive users to take action, provide specific instructions, or encourage conversations and feedback.
When viewers open the link to your content, they see:
Here is an example of enhanced content that includes an updated title, description, and conversation prompt:
By default, Screencast uses the file name (for uploads from Screencast) or the date (for uploads from Snagit 2023 or later) for the title.
Replace your current title with a meaningful title to provide context about the subject, date created, action to complete, draft version number, content type, etc.
Example titles:
To edit the title:
The content description allows you to provide additional context to your viewers. Consider what information is essential for your audience to understand your content. Be sure to provide guidance on the purpose of the collaboration.
Description ideas:
To edit the description:
Enter a prompt in the Conversation pane to get feedback from your team or to start a conversation around your content.
Here are some examples of types of prompts to include in the Conversation pane:
To learn more about conversations, see Manage Conversations and 5 Ways to Start the Conversation.