Score Alert 3

Top 10 Favorite Descriptions

1) “Cagle Kitchen provides simple recipes for beginners who are looking to make delicious food… ” (Veronica Kitchen) – Veronica C.

2) “Never show up empty-handed to another super bowl party or barbeque ever again! …” (Holy Guacamole with Huguini) – Amanda H.

3) “Do you enjoy camping, but don’t want another night of hamburgers and hotdogs… ” (Tout de Suite Camp Meal) – Catherine A.

4) “Reality Recipes brings you on a step-by-step process to make food from your favorite Reality TV shows…” (Reality Recipes) – Luke S.

5) “Having a hard day? Craving something sweet and unique? Well, Dough-N-Alright has just the treat!… ” (Dough-N-Alright) – Theresa W.

6) “Learn how to bake anything from the sweetest vegan friendly cupcakes…” (Hot-Take Chicken) Florina A.

7) “Are you getting caught up in the whirlwind of school and struggling to find time…” (Our College Cookery) – Syndney S.

8) “Cooking can be very difficult and daunting if you do not have the experience…” (5 Minutes with Francesoni) Gabriel F.

9) “Are you a student who is always on the go and is tired of eating in the dining hall…” (Student Easy Eats) Azaria L.

10) “Recreating simple comfort foods from my childhood, such as chicken…” (Messy Jessie) – Jessie A.

* Full descriptions for each channel will be available to view when the channels launch.

Favorite Descriptions Ranking Explanation

Our team put 6-hours on the clock and debated our favorite UMW YouTube Channel Descriptions.

Here was our process…

1. We evaluated the 1st 125 characters of every description and ranked them in our favorite order (The assignment stressed the importance of the 1st 125 characters).
2. We awarded one extra point for every meaningful keyword in the 1st 125 characters (examples: ingredients, recipes, tips, home-cook, pantry).
3. We rewarded those descriptions that made sure to ask the viewer to subscribe, follow or join.
4. We gave extra consideration to those descriptions that ask the viewer a question(s) and had them thinking (example: “Are you not sure what to make for a healthy lunch?”).
5. We evaluated the remaining characters of the descriptions (after the 1st 125) and ranked them in our favorite order.

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