Question 1

Understanding VSL Analysis

Accepted Answer

**If you need help finding your VSL Analysis, click here: Where do I find the VSL Analysis? **

Analysis of the Views Over Time Graph

The views over time graph represents the number of viewers watching the VSL at different times. It helps to understand how the audience interacts with the content, showing whether people watch to the end or abandon at certain points.

What is Audience Retention?

Audience retention measures how long people continue watching VSL before leaving. It is expressed as a percentage, indicating how many viewers are still watching at any given time.

How to interpret retention?

High retention: If the majority of the audience continues watching until the end, this indicates that the content is engaging
Low retention: If there are sudden drops in viewing, it could be that the VSL is too long, the content isn't interesting or the beginning didn't hold their attention. ---### Retention Details

By hovering over the graph, you can view detailed information about VSL retention at each specific moment. This data includes:

Time ⏱️ → The exact moment of the VSL being analyzed.
Views 👀 → The number of people who were watching at that point in the VSL.
Retention (%) 📊 *→ The pe

Question 2

Traffic - Real-Time Monitoring

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The Traffic section allows you to track, in real time, where the viewers of your videos and VSLs are coming from. With an interactive map, you can see which regions of the world are consuming your content, helping you to better understand your audience and optimize your strategies.

To access the Traffic section, just follow these steps:

1. Access your account
Log in to StrapCast and go to the main panel.

**2. Go to the “Traffic” tab **
In the side menu, click on “Account” to access the Traffic section.

### That's it, you'll be able to see your traffic information.

Page Features

**Interactive Map **- Displays the location of viewers in real time.
Advanced Filters - Allow you to segment the data for more precise analysis.

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Types - Choose whether you only want to view traffic from VSLs or Videos.
**Countries **- Filter to see views from a specific country.
States - Within a country, further refine the analysis by state. **

Live - Displays only the viewers who are currently watching.

How to Use the Filters

At the top of the page, select the filter you want (Types, Countries, States or Live).
The map will update automatically, di

Question 3

Guide: Understanding the StrapCast Platform

Accepted Answer

**The StrapCast platform is a complete solution for video, traffic and VSL (Video Sales Letter) management. This guide aims to help you understand the platform's home page, its main features and where to find detailed articles on each functionality.

Understanding the Home Page

When you access the StrapCast platform, you will be directed to the home page, which displays an overview of your videos and performance. Here are the main elements of the interface:

Main Menu

The side menu allows you to navigate between the main sections of the platform:

Home → Main page with performance overview.
VSL → Configuration and optimization of your sales videos.
Conversions → Analysis and tracking of video conversion rates, identifying performance and audience engagement.
Videos → Management of all videos uploaded.
Traffic → Analysis of video traffic and audience.
Account → Your account settings.
Integrations → Connecting to other tools.
Security → Privacy and security settings.

Summary Panel

The home page displays important statistics about your account:

Views → Total number of times the videos have been viewed. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpde

Question 4

Understanding Video Analysis

Accepted Answer

**If you need help finding your video's analytics, click here: Where do I find video analytics? **

Analysis of the Views Over Time Graph

The views over time graph represents the number of viewers watching the video at different times. It helps to understand how the audience interacts with the content, showing whether people watch to the end or abandon it at certain points.

What is Audience Retention? Audience retention measures how long people keep watching your video before leaving. It is expressed as a percentage, indicating how many viewers are still watching at any given time.

How to interpret retention?
High retention: If the majority of the audience continues watching until the end, this indicates that the content is engaging.

Low retention: If there are sharp drops in viewing, it may be that the video is too long, the content is not interesting or the beginning did not hold their attention.

Retention Details

By hovering your mouse over the graph, you can view detailed information about video retention at each specific point in time. This data includes:

Time ⏱️ → The exact moment of the video being analyzed.
Views 👀 → The number of people who were watching at that point in the video.
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Question 5

Where do I find the Video Analysis?

Accepted Answer

1. Log in to your account

Log in to StrapCast and go to the main panel.

**2. Go to the "Videos" tab **

In the side menu, click on "Videos" to access the area where your files will be stored.

3. Select the video you want

Click on the video you want to analyze

4. Go to the "Analysis" section

In the top left-hand corner of the page, click on "Analysis" to view the performance data.

5. Start your analysis

Select the video you want to analyze and wait for the information to load.

Want to understand video analysis better?

Check out this article Understanding Video Analysis and find out all the details! 🚀

Still have questions?

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Question 6

Understanding the VIDEO controls

Accepted Answer

In this article, we'll explain how each video feature works. Here, you'll find a complete guide to the functionalities of our player, so you can make the most of all its options and customize your experience according to your needs.

Autoplay

Automatic playback allows the video to start as soon as the page loads, without the need for the user to press the play button.

How does it work?

When activated, the video starts automatically when the page loads.
Some browsers block automatic playback if the video has audio activated. To avoid this, we recommend setting the video to start without sound.
If it is disabled, the user will have to press the play button to start playback.

When to use it?

In institutional or explanatory videos to engage the user quickly.
On sales and marketing pages, where the video can impact conversion.

* In training or educational content, ensuring that the message is seen without depending on user interaction.

Controls

This button allows you to activate or deactivate the player interface, which includes the playback buttons, progress bar, volume control and other interactive options.

How does it work?

When activated: The user will see all the player's controls, including play, pause, volume, progress bar, duration time and options such as full screen and forward/backward.

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