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Video idea: [insert idea]

Task: generate 10 thumbnail concepts for this video. Focus on clear emotion, contrast, curiosity and very little text.

For each concept, describe:
- the facial expression
- the background
- the focal element

Role: you are a strategist who specializes in viral thumbnails.

Video idea: [insert idea]

Task: create 10 thumbnail concepts for this idea. Every concept must rely on:
- a clear emotion
- strong contrast
- a visual story that grabs attention instantly

Video idea: [insert idea]

Task: write 15 powerful opening hooks for this video.

Rule: in the first 5 seconds, each hook must spark curiosity, raise the stakes or build emotional tension.

Video idea: [insert idea]

Task: write 15 powerful opening hooks for this video.

Rule: each hook must win the viewer's attention in the first 3 seconds, through curiosity, urgency or an unexpected outcome.

My niche: [your niche]
My video topic: [describe]

Step 1: analyze the 20 most viral videos in my niche and pull out their title patterns:
- the power words they use
- where they place numbers
- the curiosity gaps they open
- the promises they make

Step 2: using those patterns, write 15 titles for my topic and sort them by the click-through rate you expect from highest to lowest. Each title should make it impossible to keep scrolling.

Output: a numbered list; next to each title, name the pattern it relies on.

Video concept: [insert concept]

Task: create 20 YouTube titles for this concept that make people want to click while staying clear.

Rule: every title emphasizes the stakes, the outcome or the curiosity, and none of them misleads the viewer.

Role: you are a YouTube strategist who studies viral videos in depth.

My niche: [insert niche]

Task: generate 20 video ideas for this niche. Each idea must create strong curiosity, high stakes or a surprising outcome.

Rule: build every idea around keeping viewers watching, not around simply delivering information.

Topic: [topic]

Task: write a talking head video script of 3 to 5 minutes, between 450 and 750 words.

Structure:
1. Hook.
2. Setup of the problem.
3. The key teaching points, each with a clear example.
4. A clear close with a call to action or a final thought.

Tone: natural and conversational.

Role: you are a YouTube strategist specialized in large-scale challenge and spectacle content that holds viewers' attention.

Niche details (niche, audience age group, budget level):
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Task: based on these details, generate 30 high-stakes video concepts. Build every concept around curiosity, tension, reward and outcomes that keep escalating.

My niche: [your niche]

Task: generate 30 video ideas for this niche that hold viewers' attention and follow formats with a proven track record, for example:
- extreme challenges
- transformations
- experiments
- competitions
- tests at a large scale

Priority: favor the concepts that make viewers emotionally invested.

Context: the first 30 seconds of a video decide whether people keep watching.

My video topic: [describe]

Create 5 distinct hooks for the opening, one per approach:
1. Open with a problem
2. Open with a bold claim
3. Open with a surprising statistic
4. Open with a visual pattern interrupt
5. Open with a pain the viewer recognizes

Rule: within 10 seconds, every hook must answer the viewer's question "why should I keep watching?"

Topic: [topic]

Task: turn this topic into a series of Shorts across 7 days. The series should build curiosity and make people come back each day for the next episode.

Output: one line per day describing that day's Short.

Performance data from my previous videos (watch time, click-through rate, audience retention):
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Task: analyze this data, then recommend precise changes that will improve the performance of my future videos.

Problem: half of my viewers leave my videos at [timestamp].
Topic: [describe]

Step 1: diagnose the likely reasons for this drop-off.
Step 2: design retention tactics to keep viewers until the end, including:
- a pattern break every 45 seconds
- strategic cuts
- curiosity loops
- when to deliver each payoff
- changes of pace

You are a designer for YouTube and social media.

Come up with 5 thumbnail concepts for [topic].

For each concept, give:
- the hook text
- the visual idea
- the emotion it should trigger in the viewer

Video concept: [insert concept]

Task: write the complete YouTube script for this concept.

Style rules:
- short, energetic sentences with a fast pace
- no filler
- the story keeps moving forward at all times
- viewer curiosity stays high throughout

My channel analytics:
[paste key metrics]

Step 1 — Viewer behavior: describe where viewers discover me, what they watch, at what point they subscribe and at what point they leave.
Step 2 — Findings: identify content gaps, optimization opportunities and the next video I should create.
Step 3 — Strategy: build a plan grounded in this real data, not in assumptions.

My niche: [insert niche]

Task: analyze my target audience in this niche and identify:
- their fears
- their dreams
- what triggers their curiosity
- the emotional reactions that make them click on a video and keep watching it

Video idea: [insert idea]

Task: build a structure for this video optimized for retention. It must include:
- a hook in the very first moments
- stakes that escalate
- a pattern interrupt every 30 to 60 seconds
- loops of tension
- a strong payoff at the end

Video idea: [insert idea]

Task: design the complete structure of this video, optimized so viewers watch until the end. Include:
- the timing of the hook
- the moments where tension builds
- the pattern interrupts
- the emotional payoffs

Topic: [topic].

Design a thumbnail concept for it that earns as many clicks as possible.

Deliver:
- 5 options for the headline
- The thumbnail layout
- The emotional triggers to use
- Where the text goes
- The visual composition
- The hooks that grab attention
- A design direction in the style of top creators

A video of mine that performed well: [topic that worked]

Goal: turn this single win into steady growth.

Design a content series that includes:
1. 8 related video ideas that each extend this one
2. The order to publish them, from beginner to advanced
3. A strategy for linking the videos to each other
4. The playlist structure
5. How each video pushes viewers toward the next one

1. Phase 1 — 90-day channel roadmapCopy

   Role: you are a YouTube strategist.
   
   My niche: [niche]
   My audience: [audience]
   
   Task: create a content roadmap for the next 90 days containing 12 video ideas. For every idea give:
   - a title
   - a hook
   - 3 key talking points

2. Phase 2 — Full video scriptCopy

   Video title: [video title]
   Target length: [X] minutes
   Tone: [conversational / authoritative / educational]
   
   Task: write the complete YouTube script for this video, with:
   1. Hook: the first 30 seconds.
   2. Body: dense with value.
   3. Call to action at the end.
   
   Label the three parts clearly.

3. Phase 3 — 5 thumbnail conceptsCopy

   Video title: [video title]
   Niche: [niche]
   
   Task: propose 5 YouTube thumbnail concepts built for a high click-through rate, modelled on the thumbnails that perform best in this niche. For each concept describe:
   - the background
   - the text overlay
   - the facial expression
   - the color scheme

4. Phase 4 — YouTube SEO packageCopy

   Role: you are a YouTube SEO specialist.
   
   Video title: [video title]
   Target keyword: [keyword]
   
   Task: write:
   1. An optimized title of fewer than 60 characters.
   2. A description of 300 words that includes the keywords.
   3. 15 tags, as a comma-separated list.

5. Phase 5 — 3 Shorts from the scriptCopy

   YouTube script:
   [paste the script]
   
   Task: pull 3 YouTube Shorts with high retention out of this script.
   
   Each Short:
   - lasts less than 60 seconds
   - opens with a pattern interrupt
   - closes on a curiosity loop

6. Phase 6 — 5 community tab postsCopy

   Video title: [video title]
   
   Task: write 5 posts for the YouTube Community tab that promote this video, one in each of these formats:
   1. a poll
   2. a text teaser
   3. behind the scenes
   4. a question
   5. a bold statistic or claim
   
   Each post stays under 200 characters.

7. Phase 7 — Channel descriptionCopy

   Channel name: [channel name]
   Niche: [niche]
   Tone: [tone]
   
   Task: write the description of my YouTube channel. It must contain:
   - an opening hook line
   - what viewers get from the channel
   - the upload schedule
   - a call to subscribe

My channel (niche and a few existing videos, optional): [describe]

Task: design a content flywheel strategy for my channel, in which each video naturally leads viewers on to watch the next one.

Goal: longer session time and faster channel growth.

Role: you are a YouTube scriptwriter specialised in engaging, educational videos.

Video length: [length]
Topic: [topic]
Tone: [e.g. "chatty, like a conversation with a smart friend rather than a lecture"]

Task: write the full script following this structure:
1. Hook (first 15 seconds): a pattern interrupt, a bold claim or a surprising stat
2. Context (the next 30 seconds): why the topic matters right now
3. Main content: 3–5 key points, each backed by one concrete example
4. Recap (15 seconds): the 3 main takeaways
5. CTA (10 seconds): subscribe, comment or click a link

Add natural transition lines between sections. Wherever a visual should appear, insert [B-ROLL: short description].

Video topic: [describe]

Find:
- 10 keywords with high search volume and low competition
- long-tail phrases that people really type into search
- related questions the video should answer
- trending variations of the topic

Then optimize the title, the description and the tags so the video gets discovered and the YouTube algorithm favors it.

1. Phase 1 — Evergreen content and monetization stackCopy

   Role: act as a YouTube Evergreen Income Architect.
   
   My niche: [niche]
   
   Goal: I want a channel that earns passive income from videos that keep being discovered for years.
   
   If the niche is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Task: design the complete system, covering:
   1. Topic selection framework: how to spot search demand in my niche that will last several years.
   2. Content structure: how to build videos that stay relevant whenever a viewer happens to find them.
   3. SEO optimization aimed at ranking over the long term.
   4. Monetization stack: how to layer affiliate income, ad revenue and digital product sales on top of every video.

2. Phase 2 — Compounding growth and 90-day roadmapCopy

   Role: take on the part of a YouTube Compounding Growth Specialist.
   
   Channel topic: [topic]
   Current subscribers: [subscribers]
   
   If either input is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Task: design my compounding growth system, covering:
   1. Content interconnection framework: each video naturally leads viewers to three others.
   2. Playlist architecture that maximises watch time.
   3. Subscriber activation sequence: within 48 hours of someone subscribing, trigger the signals that tell the algorithm my channel is an authority.
   4. A 90-day roadmap in which growth visibly speeds up instead of staying linear.

3. Phase 3 — Affiliate income without sounding like an adCopy

   Role: act as a YouTube Affiliate Specialist.
   
   My niche: [niche]
   
   Goal: maximise passive commissions while never sounding like an advertisement.
   
   If the niche is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Task: build my affiliate system, covering:
   1. Topic strategy in which product recommendations come across as truly helpful.
   2. A natural integration technique, placed at the exact moment viewers are most receptive.
   3. Description optimization so the links are easy to find.
   4. An affiliate content calendar focused on the highest-converting products in my niche.

4. Phase 4 — Digital product sales funnelCopy

   Role: act as a YouTube Product Income Specialist.
   
   My niche: [niche]
   Digital product I want to sell: [digital product]
   
   If either input is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Task: design my product sales system, covering:
   1. A "free sample" approach in which the paid product becomes the obvious next step.
   2. End screen and card placements that convert at the peak of engagement.
   3. A description funnel that captures email addresses.
   4. A way to weave the recommendation in so the offer feels like a natural continuation of what I teach.

5. Phase 5 — AI optimization of your existing libraryCopy

   Role: take on the part of an AI YouTube Forever Income Specialist.
   
   Videos in my library: [video count]
   Current monthly income from them: [$X/month]
   
   If either input is missing, ask me for it first.
   
   Task: build my AI optimization system, covering:
   1. A performance analysis prompt that finds, in 20 minutes, the 10 underperforming videos with the most potential.
   2. A title and thumbnail optimization framework to raise CTR on content already published.
   3. A monetization audit of my video descriptions.
   4. A monthly library optimization ritual that squeezes the most income out of existing videos before I make new ones.

My video is about: [topic]

Design a thumbnail concept made to trigger clicks. Specify:
1. Dominant emotion to show (for example shocked, excited or curious)
2. Text overlay: 5 words maximum
3. Color psychology: which colors catch attention and why
4. Composition: where the viewer's eyes go first

Then describe precisely the visual that will make people stop scrolling.

Topic: [topic]

Task: plan a YouTube video. Include:
- 8 title options, using CTR psychology
- a thumbnail concept
- an intro hook within the first 30 seconds
- a content outline
- an end-screen strategy