Add text overlay

Add a legible headline that matches the caption: place white Sans Pro text at the top left reading 'How we doubled signups' from 00:02–00:07, with a 25% black outline for contrast. At 00:05 switch to a lower-third with the speaker’s name, Arial Bold, 18pt, and make sure the text does not overlap the CTA button in the last 2 seconds.

Before I send this to the brand manager, make the text overlay easier to approve: show a version with the headline moved to safe margins for phones, provide a high-contrast and a subtle style option, and list any lines longer than two words that will wrap badly on small screens.

I placed the headline at the top and the client just flagged that it obscures their logo in the first frame. The campaign guide forbids moving the logo. I can either shorten the headline, reduce its size, or move it to the bottom and risk covering captions. Which is least likely to harm view-through rates and how should I present this trade-off to the client?

We keep approving text placements on desktop that then get cropped or wrap badly on phones, causing last-minute reworks and client frustration. Is the recurring failure our preview method, inconsistent type hierarchy, or a single person making layout calls? Recommend one immediate habit change and one team rule to stop this bleed of time and credibility.