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Top 10 Favorite Descriptions

1) “Welcome to Just Cook! We want to boost your confidence in the kitchen by making wonderful meals while also giving you tips and tricks on the side…. ” (Just Cook) – Annelen C.

2) “If you and your family are tired of the same basic and boring meals you have on rotation each week, tune into my channel Market to Plate. …” (Market To Plate) – Brenna C.

3) “Welcome to Kulinary Kitty, where you can learn how to make easy, but excellent meals your cat will love. … ” (Kulinary Kitty) – Emma M.

4) “Welcome to the Masterful mEats Cooking Channel! We look forward to helping you to prepare masterful meals for every occasion!.” (Masterful mEats) – Ryan S.

5) “Hi, I’m Macie! I’m thrilled to share my easy, yet delicious, vegan foods and snacks with you…. “ (Busy Bites) – Macie B.

6) “Whether it’s dinner, breakfast or just a snack, or even a holiday recipe, Cool to Cook promises quick, tasty recipes with affordable ingredients that we think your family will love….” (Cool To Cook) Dewayne Clarke.

7) “Ian Cox here to demonstrate a bunch of basic cooking skills and recipes you can use for your next family gathering…” (Cox’s Cooking Class) – Ian C.

8) “Where Art Meets Flavor! Join me in exploring the world of creative cooking, delectable dishes, and culinary craftsmanship. …” (Casey’s Culinary Canvas) Casey C..

9) “Are your kids always asking for takeout? Are they constantly asking for fast food when you ask them “What do you want to eat?”
…” Kool Cooking w/Katie) Katie M.

10) “Kolossal Kitchenettes helps people who lack the resources of a full-sized kitchen create full-sized meals.
…” (Kolossal Kitchenettes) – Killeen M..

* 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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