"Brought to you by xyz" at the start of a sponsored reel?

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Has anyone done (or seen) sponsored reels with a 3-second "brought to you by xyz" at the start of the reel?
I've never seen it done and I'm wondering if it could be effective.
 
Do you have any examples?
No I don't. I haven't seen any either on Youtube shorts, but since I don't spend much time watching these, I was wondering if they existed.
I would pay to have my products shown to the right audience for 2-3 seconds, if the reel is seen by 10k-20k people.
For accounts that have a relatively small audience, maybe it's a less invasive way of having sponsored posts. Although it might work better on Youtube short, I don't know.
 
No I don't. I haven't seen any either on Youtube shorts, but since I don't spend much time watching these, I was wondering if they existed.
I would pay to have my products shown to the right audience for 2-3 seconds, if the reel is seen by 10k-20k people.
For accounts that have a relatively small audience, maybe it's a less invasive way of having sponsored posts. Although it might work better on Youtube short, I don't know.
I've seen such ads before movie trailers on youtube. Nowadays, even the news content has such ads in India. I didn't see them on Instagram though. Most influencers on IG are verbally talking about products and giving affiliate links through DMs.
 
Add an image example here so we can see it. I might have seen something similar but I would need to see an example of it.
 
Your question is quite vague, so it's difficult to give a definitive answer.
 
rare cuz it kills hook. first 1–2 sec decide everything. if u open with “brought to you…” ppl scroll. better blend sponsor into content naturally after hook
 
Has anyone done (or seen) sponsored reels with a 3-second "brought to you by xyz" at the start of the reel?
I've never seen it done and I'm wondering if it could be effective.
I think it would be more effective if you start the reels by saying this is only for this type of person or people. What I mean if you are targetting people based on a trait of theirs for example business men or business women it would be better of if you've mentioned that because it will filter out the unnecessary traffic.
 
Yes, it's a common practice for sponsored content, offering clear brand identification upfront. It can be effective by quickly establishing the partnership and helping viewers understand the nature of the content.
 
It's not as popular on IG, but it's bhecoming common on YouTube. If you're thinking of using it, I see no reason why you shouldn't
 
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