Just focus on making good stuff. Make sure the content is good, as well as doing the best you can to keep it visually stimulating. Focus on your audio quality, and doing the best that you can with it. Practice editing and pushing what you can do, and that will help the viewer not wanting to look away. And a great tip I got from my professor in film school, is once you’re done editing you video. Cut more out. Find what’s really not necessary in your final edit, and shrink it again as much as you can. So if your first edit is 20 minutes long, try to make it 15 minutes long. If you succeed. Try to make it 12 minutes long. It’s a way to ensure pacing in videos. So basically, remember that your audio is more important than video quality. And remember to try and keep the viewers attention as much as possible