Best Ways to use NotebookLM (over Perplexity) for Content Research

• Bold Text: The use of bold and large text such as "BETTER THAN" immediately grabs attention and indicates a comparison.
• Contrasting Colors: The contrasting colors between the background and text make the thumbnail stand out and make it easy to read.
• Question Mark: The question mark implies curiosity, inviting viewers to click to find the answer.
• Thumbnail Imagery: Featuring a person pointing adds a personal touch and draws the eye to the main subject of "NotebookLM."
• Visual Hierarchy: The text is organized to guide the viewer's eye from the comparison statement to the product (NotebookLM).

Title and Thumbnail Relationship

• Both the title and the thumbnail emphasize the comparison between NotebookLM and Perplexity, making it clear to viewers that the focus is on evaluating their use for content research. This consistency strengthens the video’s clickability through clear, cohesive messaging.