Why Your Shorts Aren’t Viral—3 Fixes You Need Now!

Creating short videos for TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts seems simple – open the camera, shoot, post. But in practice, most beginners face the same mistakes, because of which the videos do not gain views and are quickly lost in the feed. In this article we’ll analyze the three main mistakes and tell you how to easily avoid them with the help of AI tools like Doitong.

1. Overly long and “stretched” videos

Short videos are fast, energetic content. If a video doesn’t grab attention in the first 3 seconds, the viewer will simply click through. Beginners often try to “put everything” into one video, forgetting the key rule: one idea – one video.

How to avoid:

Focus on one message or emotion. Use Doitong’s AI video generator to quickly create a dynamic video – you simply set the topic, and the system will pick the visuals and pace itself.

2. No clear idea or message

A video without an idea is just a collection of frames. Even a short video should evoke an emotion: surprise, laughter, motivation. Often beginners shoot “as they go” and don’t think about what the viewer should take away from the video.

How to avoid:

Before creating a video, answer the question: why is this video and what should it convey? If you don’t have any ideas, Doitong allows you to choose a ready-made theme or generate text that AI will turn into a script.

3. Lack of voiceover or voice-overs

Sound is 50% of success. Without a voiceover, a video is often perceived as “empty”. But not everyone has a voiceover or editing skills. As a result, beginners simply leave the video without sound or with template music.

How to avoid:

Use AI voiceover from Doitong – choose a style, voice and language. AI will apply the voiceover to your video itself. Sounds professional and saves time.

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Another common rookie mistake is ignoring analytics. Many beginners post short videos and immediately move on to the next without checking what actually worked. Use TikTok, YouTube Shorts, or Instagram Reels insights to track engagement, watch time, and reactions. With Doitong, you can quickly test different formats, animation styles, and AI voiceovers to find what truly resonates with your audience. Create, measure, improve.

Doitong is a simple AI tool to help you avoid common mistakes in videos. It automates the process of creating videos: from script to final voiceover. You don’t need to be a video editor or a blogger with experience – just enter text or choose a topic and get a finished video in a couple of minutes.