$ cat /prompts/youtube — 3 prompts
YouTube prompts
Channel concept, viral hooks, scripts, thumbnails, descriptions — long-form + Shorts.
YouTube is the highest-CPM organic platform on the internet (US tech channels can hit $20+ CPM). The bottleneck has always been content velocity — and AI removes it. Faceless channels, narration channels, tutorial channels, and even traditional vlogger channels can ship 3x the content with the same effort.
The prompts here cover the entire pipeline: niche + channel positioning, idea generation calibrated to your subscriber count, viral hook frameworks (the first 8 seconds that decide everything), full scripts in your tone, thumbnail concepts, YouTube-SEO descriptions, and the analytics-driven optimisation prompts that turn a flat channel into a growing one.
$ ls *.prompt
Prompts in this category
$ man faq
YouTube FAQs
What's the fastest growing YouTube niche in 2026?
AI tutorial channels, 'tech finance' (AI tools + side hustles), faceless documentary-style channels, gaming with AI commentary, and 'learn skill X in 30 days' challenge channels. The common thread: high search intent + strong session duration.
Can I really run a faceless YouTube channel with AI?
Yes — channels like Bright Side, Top Trending, and many tech channels are largely AI-narrated and pulling 6-figure revenue. The trick is in the editing, pacing, and story structure, not whether you show your face. The prompts here cover those.
How many videos before I can monetise?
YouTube requires 1,000 subs and 4,000 watch hours (long-form) or 10 million Shorts views in 90 days. Most channels hit it between video 30 and video 100, IF they're targeting an actual search-intent niche. 'Vlog my life' channels usually never qualify.