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10 step youtube automation FREE GUIDE 🧵

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Step 5-7

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How I trained ChatGPT to write $500 YouTube scripts in 2 minutes

breakdown with prompt stacks, system setup, and quality control🧵 Step 1

Before you even ask for a script, you need to train ChatGPT on YOUR voice

I create a custom instruction that includes:

My target audience (e.g., "20-35 year old entrepreneurs")

My tone (conversational etc)

Forbidden words (never say "delve", "dive into", "unlock", etc.)

Sentence structure rules (short punchy sentences, max 15 words)

Save this as your system prompt. Now ChatGPT writes like YOU

docuseries are the heaviest format in faceless YT

when you get it right, you print

this is the blueprint for it 🧵 docuseries work because they follow one psychological pattern:

unraveling something bigger than the viewer expected

small event → larger force → hidden mechanism → final revelation

this is why docuseries hit harder than explainers, they promise escalation

so your job is to find topics with expanding layers

entire explanation video format blueprint for faceless youtube channels 🧵

they win because they hit a bunch of algorithm incentives:

long watch time
low stress pacing
tv friendly visuals
adult-skewed audience
multitasking structure winning explainer formats follow the same hidden demand patterns:

• complexity → clarity
• fear → understanding
• conflict → mechanism
• failure → root cause
• tension → timeline
• shock → explanation

life hack Niche prompts 👇

this is the prompt bank that can make you $2k if you do it right 🧵 RESEARCH PHASE PROMPTS (FOR CHATGPT)

science, psychology, mechanisms, constraint mapping

1. ROOT-CAUSE ANALYSIS OF A LIFE PROBLEM

“Break down the root causes of [LIFE PROBLEM] using:

PSYCHOLOGY
– cognitive biases involved
– emotional triggers
– habit loops
– motivation friction points

ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
– physical setup
– social triggers
– decision fatigue
– time and energy leaks

SYSTEMIC FACTORS
– economics
– lifestyle demands
– cultural/social expectations

Finish with a short list of ‘invisible causes people never notice.’”

2. EVIDENCE-BASED LIFE HACK DISCOVERY PROMPT

“Generate a list of [NUMBER] evidence-based life hacks for [TASK/PROBLEM] supported by:

behavioral science

habit studies

cognitive load research

environmental design

productivity science

human decision-making

For each hack, include:
– the mechanism behind why it works
– the failure mode (when it stops working)
– what 95% of people do wrong
– a stronger alternative hack”

3. MICRO-SYSTEM CREATION PROMPT

“Design a repeatable micro-system for [TASK] that includes:

trigger/cue

environment setup

step-by-step loop

built-in friction reduction

built-in accountability

optimization for low-energy days

a 3-level version (bare minimum → normal → max mode)

Explain why this structure works psychologically.”

4. MYTH-BREAKER ANALYSIS PROMPT

“List the most common myths about [TOPIC], and for each:

explain where the myth came from

explain why it’s wrong

provide a correct, science-backed alternative

show who benefits from the myth staying alive

give a hack that replaces the myth”

5. FAILURE CASE DECONSTRUCTION PROMPT

“People try to improve [TOPIC] and fail. Break down:

the #1 misunderstanding

5 predictable failure patterns

emotional traps

cognitive miscalculations

environmental sabotage

social pressures

hacks that fix each failure point

Include 3 ‘blind spots’ most people never realize.”

sports niche prompt library

this thread can make you $2k in revenue if you do it right 🧵 RESEARCH PHASE PROMPTS (FOR CHATGPT)

hard data, timelines, mechanical accuracy

1. FULL EVOLUTION TIMELINE OF A SPORT / TECHNIQUE / POSITION

“Create a detailed chronological evolution of [SPORT / POSITION / TECHNIQUE], including:

decade/year markers

the innovators and pioneers (full names + teams)

rule changes that altered the sport

shifts in training, biomechanics, and strategy

cultural or technological breakthroughs (equipment, analytics, etc.)

one unexpected or controversial moment per era

Include at least 15 milestones, arranged strictly earliest → latest.”

2. ATHLETE / COACH ULTRA-DOSSIER PROMPT

“Build a comprehensive dossier on [ATHLETE/COACH], covering:

FOUNDATION
– birthplace, early environment, early influences
– youth leagues, scouts, or mentors

CAREER TIMELINE
– every major team, season-by-season roles
– record-breaking stats
– injuries, setbacks, comebacks

PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS
– key strengths (biomechanics, mindset, IQ)
– identifiable weaknesses
– playstyle archetype comparison

CONTROVERSIES
– documented disputes, scandals, or suspensions
– media narratives vs. actual evidence

LEGACY
– influence on sport
– stylistic offspring or athletes inspired by them

Include little-known facts and 3–5 authenticated quotes.”

3. GAME / MATCH BREAKDOWN PROMPT

“Break down [GAME / MATCH] using:

CONTEXT
– stakes, rivalry, season position
– pre-game predictions, key absences

TACTICS & STRATEGY
– offensive systems
– defensive structures
– coaching adjustments made mid-game
– key matchups

STATISTICAL INSIGHT
– advanced metrics (PER, xG, WAR, EPA, etc.)
– momentum swings (when, why)
– clutch moments with timestamps

HUMAN FACTORS
– psychological shifts
– leadership moments
– visible fatigue or emotional turning points

Finish with how this match influenced the season, team identity, or athlete legacy.”

4. TECHNIQUE / SKILL DECONSTRUCTION PROMPT

“Give a biomechanical and tactical breakdown of [SPORT SKILL], covering:

MECHANICS
– joint movement phases
– force production
– balance, center of gravity
– common mistakes

PSYCHOLOGY
– decision-making windows
– perceptual cues athletes rely on
– pressure effects

TACTICAL CONTEXT
– when this skill creates leverage
– how elite athletes exploit micro-advantages

TRAINING APPLICATION
– drills
– conditioning needs
– progression roadmap

Provide examples from specific pro athletes known for the skill.”

5. SPORTS ECONOMICS / BUSINESS STRUCTURE PROMPT

“Break down the economic ecosystem of [SPORT OR LEAGUE], including:

revenue sources

salary structures, caps, contracts

analytics departments and decision models

youth pipelines

media influence

hidden power brokers (agents, execs, unions)

Conclude with one major misconception the public has about the business side.”

PHILOSOPHY LONG-FORM SCRIPTWRITING PROMPTS (2-3 hour content)

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PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATION RESEARCH PROMPT
Create a comprehensive philosophical foundation for [PHILOSOPHICAL TOPIC/QUESTION/THINKER] structured for 2-3 hour deep exploration:
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT:

Ancient origins of the philosophical question or concept
Medieval and scholastic interpretations
Early modern transformations and debates
19th and 20th century developments
Contemporary philosophical landscape
Evolution of terminology and conceptual frameworks

CORE ARGUMENTS AND POSITIONS:

Classical formulations of major positions
Key arguments supporting each view
Objections and counter-arguments
Dialectical development of ideas
Synthesis attempts and their success/failure
Contemporary refinements and variations

MAJOR THINKERS AND CONTRIBUTIONS:

Foundational philosophers who established the debate
Key figures advancing or challenging positions
Revolutionary thinkers who shifted paradigms
Contemporary philosophers working on the topic
Interdisciplinary contributors (scientists, theologians, etc.)
Biographical context affecting their philosophical work

TECHNICAL TERMINOLOGY:

Precise definitions of key philosophical terms
Etymology and conceptual evolution
Distinguishing closely related concepts
Technical vs. colloquial usage
Translation issues across languages
Neologisms and their justification

LOGICAL STRUCTURE:

Formal argument structures when applicable
Logical validity vs. soundness assessment
Common logical fallacies in the debate
Modal logic considerations (possibility, necessity)
Conditional reasoning patterns
Reductio ad absurdum arguments

INTERDISCIPLINARY CONNECTIONS:

Scientific findings relevant to philosophical debate
Theological or religious dimensions
Psychological and cognitive science insights
Sociological and anthropological considerations
Literary and artistic explorations
Political and ethical implications

SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT:

Analytic vs. continental approaches
Rationalist vs. empiricist traditions
Pragmatist perspectives
Phenomenological approaches
Process philosophy contributions
Eastern philosophical perspectives

PRIMARY SOURCE DOCUMENTATION:

Key texts with specific passages
Original language quotations with translation
Context of writing and historical situation
Intended audience and rhetorical strategy
Interpretive debates about meaning
Secondary literature and scholarly consensus

Focus on peer-reviewed philosophy journals, established philosophical texts, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, and recognized philosophical authorities. Note areas of consensus vs. live debate.

FINANCE LONG-FORM SCRIPTWRITING PROMPTS (2-3 hour content)

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FINANCIAL TOPIC FOUNDATION PROMPT
Create a comprehensive research foundation for [FINANCIAL TOPIC/STRATEGY/CRISIS] structured for 2-3 hour deep exploration:
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK:

Core financial principles and concepts involved
Economic theory underpinning the topic
Mathematical models and formulas (with intuitive explanations)
Historical development of these financial concepts
Academic vs. practical perspectives on the topic
Competing schools of thought (Keynesian, Austrian, Chicago School, etc.)

EMPIRICAL DATA COMPILATION:

Historical performance data and statistics
Market data across different time periods and conditions
Comparative analysis across markets/countries
Backtesting results and methodology
Real-world case studies with documented outcomes
Peer-reviewed research findings and meta-analyses

REGULATORY AND LEGAL LANDSCAPE:

Current regulatory framework affecting the topic
Historical regulatory changes and their impacts
Geographic variations in regulation
Legal precedents and court cases
Compliance requirements and considerations
Pending legislative changes and their potential effects

MARKET MECHANICS:

How specific markets or instruments function
Key players and their roles (institutions, retail, regulators)
Price discovery mechanisms
Liquidity considerations and constraints
Transaction costs and practical frictions
Market microstructure relevant to topic

RISK ANALYSIS FRAMEWORK:

Specific risks associated with the topic
Historical risk manifestations and outcomes
Risk measurement methodologies
Risk mitigation strategies and their effectiveness
Tail risks and black swan considerations
Behavioral risks and psychological factors

PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION:

Step-by-step execution requirements
Technology and platforms needed
Cost structures and fee considerations
Tax implications (with jurisdiction notes)
Time commitments and skill requirements
Common implementation mistakes and solutions

Focus on verifiable data from reputable sources: academic journals, regulatory filings, established financial institutions, and recognized financial data providers. Clearly distinguish between theoretical models and practical reality.

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HISTORY LONG-FORM SCRIPTWRITING PROMPTS (2-3 Hour Content)

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how to copy a format: open youtube

type your niche + sort by most popular
your goal is to find a repeatable format that got numbers multiple times

if one channel has 3–4 videos with 1M+ views using the same structure, pacing, and packaging, that’s your outlier

that’s what you copy

the broke guy’s guide to building a faceless channel

you have $0, no team, and no clue

here’s how you still win in 2025 and 2026 🧵 first rule of being broke:
you have time

so instead of complaining, you trade time for leverage

that means doing every single role yourself once so you understand the system before automating it later

YouTube automation for clueless people

i’m writing this so even if you’re “i don’t know how to copypaste” dumb, you can’t mess it up

this will be long and tactical 🧵 1. what youtube automation actually is

you don’t need to show your face
you don’t need to talk
you don’t even need to touch the video if you don’t want to

it’s just systems:
someone finds the idea → someone writes it → someone edits it → someone uploads it → you collect the revenue

🧵how to master YouTube in 30 days (more technical edition): people love to say “you can’t learn youtube in 30 days” and they’re right

you can’t master the algorithm, you can’t master editing, you can’t master thumbnails in a month

but you can master the foundation that makes the algorithm feed you forever

10 visual contrast tricks that make your videos addictive

(psychology-based editing guide) 🧵 1. light vs dark

our eyes are wired to notice luminance change faster than color

cut from bright → dim or dim → bright every 5–10 seconds

it resets visual fatigue

the brain interprets brightness shifts as new information

the 7 storytelling sins that kill your videos

📌bookmark this 1. fact-dumping [aka info without emotion]

no one remembers data, they remember meaning

a fact is disposable
a story embeds it

a viewer can retain 7 facts, but they can remember 1 story forever

to stand out → wrap every fact in conflict, curiosity, or transformation

10 visual storytelling tricks for faceless editing

(how to make viewers feel like they’re watching a story even when they’re just watching footage) 🧵 1. the metaphor frame [show what it feels like, not what it is]

your visuals don’t need to match the line

they need to match the emotion behind it

this makes the story feel cinematic, not literal

works best for: narration-heavy channels, abstract storytelling

10 editing structures that work in any niche

(use these to make faceless videos feel alive even without a face) 🧵 1. the heartbeat cut [micro-movement pacing]

cut every 1.5 to 3 seconds, even during calm narration

each cut acts like a pulse that keeps the brain awake

alternate between static visuals, small camera pans, and text hits

viewers don’t consciously notice it, but their dopamine system does

works best for: commentary, explainers, storytelling