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To hook viewers in the first three seconds of a retail video, I would start with a relatable, high-energy moment that immediately signals value. For example, I’d open with a bold on-screen statement like “College snack must-haves you need right now” or a quick group reaction shot of friends trying the product, paired with fast movement and eye-catching visuals. The hook would instantly answer why the viewer should keep watching—whether it’s discovering a go-to snack, seeing something trending, or learning where to find it in-store. By combining strong text, authentic reactions, and a clear retail context in the first few seconds, the video feels engaging, relevant, and scroll-stopping from the start.

To create engaging retail content for SkinnyDipped, I would focus on clear in-store awareness, easy findability, and authentic, retail-first UGC. I would frame SkinnyDipped as a must-have college snack by filming a group of college friends shopping together and trying the product in real time, capturing natural reactions and excitement. The content would include strong on-screen and verbal callouts that clearly show SkinnyDipped is available at a specific retailer, along with a walk-through of the exact aisle, section, and surrounding products so viewers can easily find it in-store. By keeping the tone casual, social, and relatable, the video would feel organic rather than promotional. After approval, I would post one high-energy, authentic video on my personal channel that highlights SkinnyDipped as a go-to college snack while driving awareness and in-store purchase.