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  Someone talked about a tool here which actually helped me

  Posted by Galbatorix_69 on December 28, 2025 at 2:06 pm

  

  So I saw a post here maybe a week ago where someone mentioned TlkAlyzer and how it helped fix their videos. I'm not affiliated with them, it genuinely helped me so I wanted to share.

  I've been stuck at 290-400 views per video for like 2 months now. Tried everything. Different niches, new hooks, better thumbnails, trending sounds. Nothing changed at all. Started thinking maybe I just wasn't capable of growing.

  Remembered that post and looked it up. It's an AI that analyzes your videos and tells you exactly what's broken and how to fix it. Like having a coach actually look at your content and guide you through specific changes.

  Uploaded my last 11 videos to see what it would say. Here's what came back:

  1. My hooks were too vague. I was starting with stuff like "this is important" which gives people no actual reason to stay. It said to use specific outcomes instead. Changed from "big news" to "this saves 4 hours weekly" and it showed me the exact second the hook needs to land and which words create real curiosity vs generic filler.

  2. My scroll stopper wasn't working. First frame was just me standing there waiting to start. It said the opening visual needs movement or contrast within 0.5 seconds. Told me to start mid-action or have text already on screen. Did that and way more people stuck around past the beginning.

  3. Lighting problem I didn't know existed. My face was too dark compared to the background and apparently people scroll past poorly lit videos automatically. It told me exactly where to add lights. One behind me pointing at the wall, and a ring light behind my phone. I thought my lighting was fine but I added them and the difference was massive.

  4. Pacing was killing retention. I talk with pauses to gather my thoughts, figured it sounded natural and genuine. It said every pause over 0.8 seconds causes people to leave and told me to cut all of them out. Also said to change camera angles every 2-3 seconds even if it's just slight zooms. Made those cuts and people actually stayed.

  5. My text overlays were useless. I was using basic stuff like "see this" or just labeling what I was showing. It said to use text that creates curiosity or asks questions. Changed "preparing meal" to "why does this work better?" and retention went up on those sections.

  The insane part is it wasn't vague feedback. It gave me exact steps. Like specifically where to position each light, precisely how long pauses can be, which exact words to swap in hooks.

  My views went from 290-400 stuck range to averaging around 5k now. Same content style, same topics I was already covering, just way cleaner technical execution.

  Not saying this works for everyone, but if you've been stuck at low views and nothing's helped, getting specific actionable feedback on what's actually broken instead of guessing might be worth it. Just wanted to pass it along since it genuinely worked for me.

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