Interactive Demos often fail to retain viewer attention because they are approached like user manuals rather than compelling narratives. Many product teams make the mistake of hiding key features too deep within the Demo and fail to focus on storytelling. The article emphasizes the importance of crafting a Demo that captivates viewers by highlighting three pivotal moments: the transformation that showcases the potential benefits, the proof that demonstrates these benefits in action, and the simplicity of achieving them. It suggests using tools like Chameleon to create engaging experiences and advises on techniques like speaking naturally during recordings, aligning narration with actions, and focusing on the transformation rather than UI mechanics. Additionally, it highlights editing strategies to keep the Demo concise, such as eliminating unnecessary steps, using pan and zoom judiciously, and ensuring a strong narrative flow with clear calls to action. The ultimate goal is to create a Demo that effectively communicates the product's value within three minutes, focusing on solving a specific problem and encouraging viewer engagement.