Writing a YouTube script that encourages viewer interaction requires strategic prompts and engagement techniques. Here’s how you can do it:

1️⃣ Hook Your Audience (First 10 Seconds)

Grab attention instantly! 🔥 Start with:
✅ A Bold Statement – "Did you know most people make this mistake?"
✅ A Question – "Ever wondered how to grow on YouTube fast?"
✅ A Teaser – "Stay till the end for a secret trick!"

2️⃣ Encourage Likes 👍 (Early Call-to-Action)

Ask for likes early on but make it natural:
🔹 "If you're enjoying this so far, hit that like button—it really helps!"
🔹 "Can we get 100 likes on this video? Let’s see if we can do it!"

3️⃣ Boost Comments 💬 (Engage with a Question)

Drive engagement by asking a question:
💡 "Tell me in the comments—what’s your biggest struggle with [topic]?"
💡 "Comment ‘DONE’ if you made it this far!"

4️⃣ Encourage Subscriptions 🔔 (Midway Reminder)

Give them a reason to subscribe:
👉 "If you’re loving this content, hit ‘Subscribe’ and turn on the bell so you never miss out!"
👉 "We’re so close to [goal] subscribers—join the family!"

5️⃣ Drive Shares 📢 (Make It Shareable)

Encourage sharing with urgency:
🚀 "Know someone who needs this? Share it with them now!"
🚀 "This trick is too good to keep to yourself—spread the knowledge!"

6️⃣ End with a Call-to-Action (CTA) 🎯

Leave them with something to do:
🔹 "Watch this next video—it’s packed with even more tips!"
🔹 "Comment below which tip you’ll try first!"

🔥 Pro Tip:

Use on-screen text and animations to highlight CTAs visually! 🎨✨

Try these in your next video, and watch your engagement skyrocket! 🚀📈