Create YouTube Video Titles and Descriptions
ChatGPT Prompt
Write titles and descriptions for a YouTube video about {topic} aimed at {audience}. Produce eight title options under 60 characters spanning different angles — outcome, curiosity gap, number, contrarian, and direct search-match — and say which optimises for browse traffic versus search. For the winner, write a description with the crucial first 150 characters that appear above the fold, a summary, timestamped chapters, links, and a keyword-informed closing paragraph that is written for humans rather than stuffed. Add thumbnail text (three to four words maximum) that complements the title rather than repeating it, plus tags and the pinned comment.
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