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Chat GPT for YouTube Growth: From Beginner to Pro

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introduction

      1:52

    • 2.

      Introduction to Chat GPT and YouTube channel growth

      10:50

    • 3.

      Crafting compelling titles with Chat GPT

      16:56

    • 4.

      Crafting descriptions that Complement the Titles

      14:13

    • 5.

      Creating engaging video scripts with Chat GPT

      20:26

    • 6.

      Using Chat GPT to optimize video tags and keywords

      16:43

    • 7.

      Leveraging Chat GPT to engage with viewers and subscribers

      11:47

    • 8.

      Thank you Message

      0:46

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Welcome to "ChatGPT for YouTube Growth", a comprehensive course designed to teach you how to use ChatGPT to optimize your YouTube content and achieve explosive growth.

Over the course of six in-depth lessons, you will learn how to use ChatGPT to enhance your YouTube titles, descriptions, scripts, keywords, tags, and comment responses.

There are several compelling reasons why everyone who wants to grow their YouTube channel should learn how to use ChatGPT as a tool:

  1. ChatGPT can help you create compelling content: ChatGPT is a powerful AI tool that can help you generate ideas for your videos, write scripts, and optimize your titles, descriptions, and tags. 

  2. ChatGPT can save you time and effort: As a YouTuber, you know how time-consuming it can be to research topics, write scripts, and optimize your content for search. 

  3. ChatGPT can help you stand out from the competition: With millions of YouTube channels and billions of videos on the platform, it's essential to find ways to stand out from the crowd. 

  4. ChatGPT can help you engage with your audience: One of the keys to success on YouTube is building a strong relationship with your audience. 

In Lesson One, we'll focus on how to use ChatGPT to optimize your YouTube video titles, ensuring that your videos stand out and grab viewers' attention in a crowded digital landscape.

In Lesson Two, you'll learn how to use ChatGPT to craft compelling video descriptions that entice viewers to click and watch.

Lesson Three will cover how to use ChatGPT to create engaging video scripts that captivate your audience and keep them coming back for more.

In Lesson Four, you'll learn how to use ChatGPT to research and select the most effective keywords and tags for your videos, boosting their visibility and discoverability on the platform.

In Lesson Five, we'll explore how to use ChatGPT to monitor and respond to comments on your YouTube channel, building strong relationships with your audience and fostering a sense of community around your content.

Whether you're a seasoned YouTuber or just starting out, this course will equip you with the tools and knowledge you need to succeed on the platform and grow your audience. So why wait? Enroll now and start using ChatGPT to supercharge your YouTube growth today!

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1. Introduction: Hello everyone. Thank you very much for clicking on this video. My name is Lombroso and in discourse on here, I'm going to show you how to utilize the power of charge with it to boost your numbers on YouTube. With the rise of artificial intelligence in late 2022, GBD has gained more than 57 million users in its first month being live, and has been also backed with Microsoft $10,000,000,000 investment in Open AI, which the platform that loans charged UP. That being said, we all know that artificial intelligence is here to stay. So learning how to utilize these tools to our advantage as YouTubers is of importance and will set us very far ahead of the competition. So this is exactly what we're doing in this course, right here. In this course, we will analyze how to use judged to be deep in every single parameter that we can tweak in our YouTube channels. And more specifically, we're going to follow a step-by-step guide on what to ask John GPP to construct the best and most searchable search engine optimized titles, descriptions, script, tags, and keywords to maximize the reach of our videos with very simple commands this program and finally and new and revolutionary way to cancer comments and engage with the people that use your channel using this amazing program to give you more details about my work, I run two gated channels. The first one has 25,000 subscribers, nine videos, and this was long before chatted with these sites search engine optimized those videos by myself, I pretty much did all the work that we're going to outsource the jobs to be done by myself. So I know exactly what to ask the program for and what can be useful for you. And the second channel I just launched, you can check it out from the link in the description of my profile. And I am actively using AI and judge EBD in every single one of my videos, following the principles that we're going to be discussing in this course right here. So thank you very much for sticking up until the end of this video, I'm very excited to have you in this quest to utilize the buyer of JVD for our success. And I'm going to see you in the first video of the course. 2. Introduction to Chat GPT and YouTube channel growth: Hello everybody and welcome to the first lesson of this course. I am very happy that you could join me in this quest again to understand charges between how to use it as a tool to grow our YouTube channels. Now there's gonna be a very interesting course, and in my opinion, a very helpful course because search engine optimization and optimizing our YouTube channels with keywords, tags, title, description. All of that has been around for years. We know the true value of search engine optimization. So knowing how to use IGBT to pretty much overlap like manual search engine optimization is of key importance. So that's what we're gonna do in this lesson right here is gonna be an introductory lesson in which we're going to outline the importance of GBD and why you want to be using it in your YouTube channel to grow again with this tool. So enough of the introduction, let's dive into the slides and let's start. This again is gonna be an introduction to intelligibility and YouTube channel growth while using this amazing tool. So let's go to start off with, we're going to analyze what is transmitted because we really need to understand what it is and how it works to cover the correct input in there so we can have the desired output. So GBD, what does GBD stand for? It stands for generatively pre-trained transformer. Again, this is an artificial intelligence model, has been trained on vast amounts of texts data to generate human like responses to prompts. And the keyword here is prompt, because we need to understand what a prompt is in the AI language and then the charge would be the language. A prompt is pretty much the input, the text that we asked some CBD to give us output. So what we're gonna be doing in this course is pretty much the fact that we are going to be generating prompt. So we're going to generating texts that are correct and are needed for the outcome that we want. In this case, this is gonna be YouTube optimization. So again, we give such CPD our input and it gives us back texts. Now, very important, I want you to know that touch with the accident has more than 175 billion parameters. That means that it has a huge amount of differentiation and means that again, the ceiling, the ceiling and how much we can use this program depends on our imagination and the different prompts that we know and we can use. This is why a course like this in which I'm going to show you new brands and new inputs to generate in this program is of extreme importance. Again, our imagination is the ceiling when we're using artificial intelligence and Jad, GBD. But to really answer the question, what is charged with D, We can literally ask the program, this is what I did. I asked John GBD, give me some interesting facts about John GBD. This is how I actually knew the fact that it has more than 175 billion different parameters. So I asked the program, give me some interesting stats about Judge Judy. And it started as an AI models are typically doesn't have an inherent self to be described by stats. However here and some interesting facts about Judge be the architecture with charge with it is based on and then it starts giving me all of those different facts, which I can then go ahead and use to redeliver my audience. So this is pretty much a very basic way in which I told you how we can use a problem. We can ask tragically something and you can get this in, but again, repackage it and we deliver it and we distribute the information that is built in this program and it was given to us to different audiences. Now, how can we combine chat, GBD, and YouTube, those two amazing platforms, those two amazing tools. We can actually grow your channel using such beauty in many different ways. And we're mostly going to be focusing in outsourcing the content creation part and the search engine optimization part. So where can we use GBD and what are we going to be focusing on in this course right here? First of all, we can use RGB-D into video titles and generating better video titles, more engaging, more capturing video titles that are also search engine optimized is of key importance and this will increase our CDR or click-through rate. This is something that every YouTuber ones and tachypnea is a great tool that can provide us with them, right? And with our increase the click-through rate. In addition that obviously we can optimize our descriptions for them to be obviously more descriptive. But on top of that, we can search engine optimize our description so we get more views and our videos rank higher in search results. Then dogs, obviously very important to have the correct tags and keywords which are searchable and aren't that competitive based on our YouTube channel. And this is again, an amazing place which we can use. Rgb didn't have amazing results. Scripts, obviously better scripts lead with for better engagement in our videos. So it's absolutely amazing factors. We can script a video in less than 30 s with charge with it. We're gonna be doing this in this course and this is absolutely amazing. I have never seen this before. Back in the day when we were scripting videos to create videos where it took us months or weeks. The script they perfect video on this can be done in literally seconds with WVD. And this we're going to be analyzing in the script lesson that I have in this course. And finally, we can also generate personalized responses to comments and messages, which will lead into more subscribers. So you heard correctly, we can use as a prompt, a comment that we had in one of our YouTube videos. And we can ask John GBD to actually answer this comment. And very briefly, we can also assign roles to each RGB-D. This means that the first problem, so the first thing I'm going to text. Two charged with D is the fact that I'm going to assign it a roll. I'm going to say you are a professional YouTuber. Then it will realize that it is a professional YouTuber. And then I'm going to input the comment and then I'm going to have it answer the comment. This is absolutely amazing. And again, we're gonna be doing all of this. We're going to be optimizing video titles, descriptions, tags, Scripts, messages, while again having the best and most optimal search engine optimization. Because let me remind you that such beauty three has more than 175 billion parameters, means that it has an insane amount of human-like data, which we can use the search engine optimized our videos. And don't worry if you don't know what search engine optimization is. We're going to be analyzing it in this course right here. Now, again, there are two ways that we can use GBD to grow our YouTube channel. We can create high-quality content more quickly and more efficiently. So we can just skip videos in a matter of seconds. We can create titles, descriptions, tags in a matter of seconds. And this will lead you with an insane amount of time that would be rather invested in doing all of that stuff by yourself. So now that we have this artificial intelligence program, which by the way, it's completely free. Do it for you. We have much more time as creators to ourselves to analyze, plan, and create a strategy and what we're gonna do with our YouTube channel, as well as communicate with other creators and grow our brand in other ways rather than just sitting and trying to find the correct script. Again, we have more time and look to invest in growing rather than creating the information. Is there. It is packaged by Judge be, and it all comes down to us to deliver the information in a very interesting way. Now, this is kind of scary for most concentrators because we're afraid that we're going to lose our jobs and tangibility will completely replace us. So here comes the big question. Is original and old-school YouTube dead? Those old p by videos. This nostalgic YouTube, is it dead? The answer is no information just because it just became more accessible and easy to digest. Because back in the day in this old-school YouTube, which will all nostalgic about information was out there. Information was out there in the form of Google Chrome. We could just Google stuff and again, used to redeliver, repackage information and deliver it to our audiences. And the thing is that now the exact same thing occurs. The thing is that it just became way more accessible and easier to digest this. What charge does, it doesn't create more information, it just be Packages. The information is the first layer of information repackaging from Google. So it makes it easier for us to digest. But I want you to remember this. Presenting the information in a unique way will always be appreciated. People want someone else to communicate the information to themselves so they understand it. Guess what? The things that I'm teaching in this course right here, you can very easily ask Judge CBD and learn them. The thing is that you want to learn them as well as someone who actually tried, tried the things that I'm teaching in this course and actually have the results than just reading it from a text, we need a person to deliver the information to us. This is how humanity works. So this is where as content creators to come, we digest. We take the information on which attribute, we process it, and we read distributed to our audience. So very basically very briefly before we dive into the next lessons and which are gonna be very, very important. Check this out. I straight up asked to LGBT, okay, how can I use two RGB-D for YouTube growth? And this is what we got for new content ideas, for keyword research, for audience engagement, for analyzing YouTube analytics, for collaboration. So you can see that with this just simple phrase, I got all of those answers which I can ask for the program to further elaborate on. So again, the information that I'm gonna be delivering you in this course, you can find actually inside TBD. But the fact that I actually run tests and asked and test and use this as an SEO tool to refine my YouTube channel is why I believe that you're gonna, you're gonna have extreme values from this course right here, rather than just asking the program and having your generic answer. So this concludes our first lesson into how to use GBD with YouTube. This was a very broad introductory video and in the next lesson we're going to dive into how to use social media as a tool for creating titles for our YouTube videos. So thank you very much for sticking up unfilial of this lesson. And I'm going to see you in the next one. 3. Crafting compelling titles with Chat GPT: Ladies gentlemen, it is time to start actually analyzing how we can utilize this amazing tool, GDB for our YouTube channels. And in this lesson right here, we're going to be analyzing how can we can craft compelling titles and descriptions while using GDB. And the main point on why we use this artificial intelligence program, this tool judge it to be for our titles and descriptions, is that mainly we can search engine optimized them. What does this mean? Search engine optimisation in titles and descriptions means that we're going to drive more views, more subscribers, and more traffic in general, do our videos, okay, by using specific keywords and begin to be analyzing how to find them in this lesson right here. So let's fire our presentation and let's go. So again, let's move into how to graph compelling titles and descriptions with Chad GBD. So let's start with titles this time. Why do we use judge EBT for titles before we actually prompt? So before we actually ask for this program to generate our titles, we need to collect important information about content. Why do we collect important information about the content? Because to be specific in the search engine optimized a title of ours, we need to know the best keywords to use. So the most relevant and searched keywords and the target audience that we want to target with those keywords. These are two very, very important parameters that we need to have in mind to generate the best title for our content. So before we actually go to the title, we were asked, okay, we input this prompt to a program which is a list of ten keywords on a video to how to use judgment is all. Let's say that we want to create a video on how we will use judge everything. The first thing we're going to do while we're researching for title is to ask the program to list as ten keywords for a video on how to use IGBT. And as you can see, the program immediately answered me, those are the ten keywords target to be the artificial intelligence, natural language processing, text generation language model opening editorial, demonstration, interactive virtual assistant. Now these are not search engine optimized yet because we haven't enabled more information about our content. This is what we're gonna do in the future. So now we know some hot keywords, okay, for this video that we're creating, it is time to refer to this target audience. So I'm actually asking again, the program with this problem, which is what would be the target audience for this course or for this video. Then it's actually pronounced, tells me what would be the target audience for a video on how to use IGBT. So the target audience could be developers and programmers who want to integrate trials have begun their obligations. Content creators, Language enthusiasts, students, researchers, anyone interested in learning about judges with D. So this is a really broad spectrum, but again, we now know some keywords and the people that would be most interested in this video, we will create a video on how to use job GBD. Now, after that, it is very important and very helpful actually to ask somebody, how can I reach these people online? Because there is an extreme amount of knowledge and information stored in the stool tragedy. But we need to ask in order to extract the information so we know, again, the people don't want to target with this video, what's gonna be developers again called graders, Language enthusiasts, students and pretty much anyone else interested in AI. But now we need to find a way to target those people. And knowing where to find those people. The different locations that we are in the online world will help us create different types of titles and different types of descriptions to appeal to the places in which these people hang out on the Internet. To give you a short example. It's completely, completely different titles we would create if we were targeting someone on TikTok, on Reddit or on YouTube. So first of all, this is pretty much how we conduct target and keyword research using gbd. We need to know the keywords and we know our target audience where they are online. And then based on where we can find them online, we need to optimize our titles. So again, work and refine those people. Social media. Via social media, you can find them via email marketing, via paid advertising, or in online forums by influencer marketing and YouTube SEO. So as you can imagine, a paid advertisement would have a completely different title from a YouTube video. Or if we're using an influencer to market, our video is going to be completely different titles. So this is why I want you to be very targeted on who the people that we're targeting, targeting and where we can find them. Now, how do we generate a diurnal? After that, we pretty much asked the program again, degenerate as 20 titles on a video on how to use activity. Now also note and mentioned that the most, the more information that we add to the program, so the more we actually delta G B D. The more targeted titles it will give us. So I didn't give a lot of information here. Okay, I just asked to generate 20, $20 for a video on how to use LGBT. I couldn't be more specific. I could ask, hey, give me $20 for the video on how to use chat to be dean for beginners, or do you mean it's very different titles for a video on how to use judge BD for beginner programmers. So I could be very, very specific. And the more specific you are with your prompts again, which again, prompts are the keywords and what we actually taxed the tragedy, the program, the better the results are going to get. But for this course right here in the purposes for this course, I wasn't very specific. But now and at the end of this lesson, when we are going to analyze and actually launched LGBT in a live form, we are going to be more and more specific. So here are the 20 tiles that Judge Judy actually gave me for a video on how to use judge epidemic. Okay. So we have many interesting titles. Again, e.g. how to use touch it with the step-by-step guide or charged with a view. Ultimately, I writing assistant for marketers, unlocking the full potential of touch it before your business. A lot of titles, many, many different ideas and we need to find a way to narrow down to the best titles. So the next step is pretty wants to ask more specific questions based on those 20 results that we got. We're going to start to actually ask more specific questions to narrow down into the best titles. To give you an example. We started filtering the list, right? I told such a b, d, generate ten titles for a video on how to use judge EBT for content creation. So again, I wasn't that specific in this part. I just asked for 20,000 videos how to use judged to be the note those tiles down in a node program also, we keep those titles in mind. But then I become more and more specific. I asked for ten tiles on a video on how to use IGBT for content creation. So again, we became more specific here and then titles that charge be the pre-image gave me How are you guys ready for congressional? A comprehensive guide from bulb, from blog posts to product descriptions using today with d4y, various content types. So a bit more narrow, but still broad. Now it is time for SEO or search engine optimization. Please remember this phrase. We're going to be hearing a lot in this course and this pretty much why we are using today but in the first place. So after we asked for those dental on how to use judge with default configuration, it is time to ask the judge to actually keep the tiles that are most search engine optimized, or in this case, keep the one title the best, most search engine optimized title. So the program actually answered and he said, Sure, Based on SEO, the most optimized title would be how to use LGBT for content creation, a comprehensive guide, and it actually analyzes why this is the most search engine optimized title. And actually, let's read why this is the most search engine optimized title, because it is very important for you to actually understand the fundamentals behind what is Search Engine Optimization, okay, not just referred to a tool and a tool do all the job. So it says this title includes the main keyword phrase, judge, a beautiful icon creators. And it's descriptive enough to convey the content of the video to potential viewers. Additionally, it includes the modifier comprehensive guide, which is a commonly searched phrase in online researches searches. So what are the three parts that made this style search engine optimized? The first is that it contains the phrase Tragedy for configuration. Okay, then it is descriptive enough to convey the interest on it captured the interests of viewers. And finally, it also includes comprehensive guide which provides a search term that is very, very searched. Now, we did this example right here with a video on how to use judgment you for calling graders. Now let's actually loans charged CBD, and on a live interaction between me and tragedy, let me analyze my thought process on how I create titles. So here we are actually inside the charge of the program. And before we actually start generating the title and brainstorming the title in a live again format. I want to focus on the capabilities of this program. So remember that tangibly they actually remembers what the user said earlier in the conversation. It allows the user to provide follow-up corrections and it is trained to decline inappropriate requests. This is pretty much irrelevant, but the first to actually be very, very relevant. And it's good for us to know that it actually remember that conversation because we don't have to actually read, input all the information that we ask the program. So let's go ahead and let's say that I want to create a video on if the AirPods Max are worth it. The first thing that we're going to do is to do some keyword research. So let's actually type, provide a list of ten keywords for a YouTube video on if the bonds max are worth it. So as you can see, it is generating those ten keywords. Again, these are very broad and general keyword. So. Airpods Max, I will headphones, audio quality noise canceling gone for battery life design, price, comparison and user experience. Now, keep in mind that Edwards max is actually a very research topic, which means that we're going to have a lot of competition if we're actually creating a video on their boards, max. So I want these keywords to be a bit more specific and a bit more targeted. And I think the fact that such beauty again, remember each time deemed, but that'll be given it. So we can have actually a conversation between us and the program. I'm just correct it and say provide more specific keywords. Let's see, like he was going to give us right now. So again, those are a bit more specific. Remember the first key words that we have, where are the quality noise canceling comfort? And now we have AirPods Max versus other headphones. Spatial audio performance, aircraft materials, smart gazed design and usability. So these are even holder keywords and we're giving those. The next thing is to ask about the target audience, as we said. So let's straight up, ask the program. What could be the target audience for this video? What can be the target audience for this video? Don't worry about any spelling mistakes. It just, it is a smart program, antagonizes that you had a mistake and it remains correct it. So I'll say target audience for a YouTube video on whether our AirPods Max are worth. It can be vary depending on the specific focus of the video. Here are some potential target audiences. So audio files, Apple fans, tech enthusiasts, built on the market for a new pair of premium headphones. Consumers interested in design of aesthetics in high and headphones. So again, we have some different types of people. So the next question is where we can actually find those people. So how can I reach those people? This is a very relevant question at the moment because we know that we're going to use this information to create a YouTube video. But when we're conducting research, we can actually ask how it can actually reach those people with my YouTube video. So we can promote your video on social media. So your videos on forums and online communities use keywords and tags while publishing your video and YouTube to improve the search ranking and visibility, collaborate without YouTube creators investing targeted advertising and participate in events or trade zones. Again, it's pretty irrelevant. So what do we got? We got the keywords to use in our video. We got the target audience. We have where to find those people. And now it is time to ask the program to suggest 20 dials for this video. Let's see titles that's gonna suggest this would be about gathered a big amount of information on this video. So charged with the nose actually, again, specifically the people who are going to target, where are we going to target them? And I'm actually going to show you how to create titles for all of those different web destination that we're asking for. So these are the dials, okay, AirPods Max review, other words, the hype we'll do make AirPods Max, user experience. Again, AirPods Max versus those Sony headphones. So it is grading, it's creating. I'm going to stop generating theory because you get the point. And now I'm going to ask Judge CBD to select the most search engine optimized title from all of those battles. So when you ask for 50 titles for, you could ask for such a way to generate $50 or 60 titles. But for now, okay, Let's see what it actually gave us. So here are three options that could work well. Those three options, okay, and obviously, for the sake of our video, we're going to use the first one, AirPods Max review. Is it worth the investment? Because all the others are pretty much comparing a protein max with all those other headphones, which is completely out of topic for our video. So we're going to use this title and just copy it. Let's say we will keep this title. So I'm informing charge video that we will keep this title. And then I'm actually going to ask to change this title for the different destinations that our target audience visits. So to give you an example, Let's see promoter videos, social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook. Let's create a Twitter post. Okay, let's create a Twitter post with this data right here will be nodes, the most search engine optimized. So create a Twitter post using this title about the video. And now it created this Twitter boast in which we incorporate actually our data with this emoji. And we refer to those people, which we read, which we know that our target audience and we can read on Twitter to actually be transferred and click the link to watch this video on YouTube. So ladies and gentlemen, this concludes our first lesson into how to utilize these tools LGBT, to create more search engine optimized titles. To summarize what we did in this lesson, we'll pretty much used Brahms to research. Keywords are target audience, where our target audience rests on the Internet, where we can find those people. Then we asked for a list, a big list of titles, and we start to search engine optimized this list. We asked for more specific titles and the most specific and search engine optimized dials that we got. We actually created also a Twitter post to reach our target audience. So thank you very much for sticking up until the end of this doesn't right here in the next lesson, we're going to analyze how to do the exact same job with the description of my videos. To again, optimize our videos even more, four more views and to be more visible on search results. 4. Crafting descriptions that Complement the Titles: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the third lesson of the scores. In the previous lessons, we analyzed how to create titles using judge obedient, how to search engine optimized those titles with keywords. How to find the target audience and where to find those people to actually promote your videos. And now in this video, we are pretty much wrapping up the whole search engine optimization part of our YouTube video with description. So that's exactly what we're tackling in this course right here. We're going to exactly how to create descriptions that compliment those styles are created in the previous lesson. So enough of the introduction, let's launch our slides. And again, at the end of this lesson, we're going to launch charged with D and do this in a live process. So let's start by analyzing something very, very broad, but very, very important. Why use Judge Judy for our youtube descriptions? Well, again, it all comes down to search engine optimization. So with the correct search engine optimization or video is more discoverable. It ranks better compared to other videos in our genre, right? In our niche. And we have better results which translate again into more views, more revenue, more subscribers. And we're going to grow whatever business or whatever channel we're trying to grow on YouTube. So again, more views, more subscribers and more revenue, or the product of a complete and successful description that describes the video. But again, is search engine optimized. Now before we move into the rest slides of this presentation, I want to note two things. There are two approaches when it comes to creating descriptions with charge APD. The first approach is this approach right here, pretty much in which we already have script the video. We already know the keywords of the video, and we just input the whole script and the main idea of the video and then ask for a description. And this is going to provide us with the best description that best describes the video, not the most search engine optimized description. So if we go ahead and do this, e.g. this is an example of how to input a bigger script or the main idea of a video and expect a description e.g. I. Asked to be here to generate a description for a video that elaborate on how to use judge FBD for beginners and concentration mentioned YouTube SEO as well as ways it's has been, can help me. Can have the grader save time and energy. As you can see, I input a lot of information based on my video and ask for a description. This gave me a very elaborate description based on my script, but this is not yet search engine optimized. So we need to go ahead and actually search engine optimized the secretion, which we're going to see how do we do in the second approach. Now. The second approach is pretty much now afterwards, of course, in the first approach, I forgot to tell you that we need to optimize the results. Okay, So pretty much I can just tell RGB-D to remove something if they don't like or add something that I want more. But this is pretty much the first approach. When it comes to second approach. We just input the title that we brainstorm the previous lesson, which we know that it is already search engine optimized because we ran all of those tests. And we researched keywords, and we researched traffic and the audience we're going to target. So we note that this is the best title for our video. And then we ask for a description based on that title. And what we achieve in this way, ladies and gentlemen, is the fact that the description that charge BP creates already dances perfectly with the title. The keywords in the description are the same with the keywords in the title, which is already search engine optimized from our previous lesson. So if you create a title using charts GPT, which is search engine optimized, then I would suggest you to follow the second approach, which is pretty much to setup, ask for a description for a video title, e.g. this. So here's the description that we got. As you can see, it is 1234 paragraphs long. And obviously it describes dial and elaborates on what happens in this video if we were to shoot this video. Now after that, we further optimize the description and remember the fact that chat GBD can recall facts that had happened in the conversation. This means that I don't have to input again, my dialogue don't have to ask for a second time, something that I have already asked before in this chart, I can just ask for WVD to perform and apply some changes, e.g. we have that description right here. And I felt like we needed to actually mention the word judge to be the more four again, search engine optimization purposes. This is why I asked on that description, mentioned more times the word judge VD, and this is exactly what it says, Sir. Here's a revised version of the description with additional mentions of a phrase. Chad, GBD. Now, after that, we optimize the description even more based on our target audience. And as you can imagine, this is not going to serve exactly the search engine optimisation part of our description, but it is going to serve the fact that people are going to appreciate more of a description that is optimized, more for their styles. So again, we need our descriptions to be search engine optimized, but also we need our descriptions to appeal to our viewers and actually dance perfectly with the titles. So this is the next problem that I added in touch with d, which says Organisms description for beginner programmers. So I took again the first description title of the video. I asked for inscription. Then I asked her to come to mention more times the word charged with it, which is the main keyword that I want to use. Again, the search engine optimizers description. This description right now appeals to the dialogue we have and is search engine optimized? And then finally, I even more optimized this description, but not for search engine reasons and purposes, but to appeal for our viewers. And this is a perfect transition to the final slide of this presentation, which is pretty much describes a successful description. What is a successful description? It is a description that refers to our target audience. And this means that before we write or before we ask Judge Billy to pretty much write our description, we need to have brainstormed the target audience, want to target with our video. This is of key importance. And if you're gonna take something from this course, if you're going to take one thing from this course, it is this two actually brainstorm your target audience before you start gaining titles, description and descriptions, then a successful transition description is also search engine optimized. So we need to favor ourselves when it comes to search results. We want more views, more subscribers, and more revenue. And this we gained with search engine optimizing our videos. And finally, a perfect description complements the title. We can't have a title, it doesn't match the description. This is going to rebel our viewers. They're not going to like it. They're going to complain in the comments. And obviously, it's going to make sense. If we can balance those four factors, we're going to have the perfect and most search engine optimized video, which is perfect. And all of that we can achieve with charge of ED visits. Pretty much the main concept of this lecture and of the slide. We can refer to our target audience because we can actually research our target audience with gbd, we can search engine optimizer description using touch of BD. We said how we do this, a description that we created with Jarred to be they can complement our title because again, we input our title so the program knows our Thailand can create a description based on the keywords that we have there. And it makes sense. Obviously it makes sense because this is a language ai models, so it obviously is programmed to appeal to the human language. So these are pretty much the four steps on how to create a successful description using algebra. I want you to remember the prompts that we used in this lecture right here. And if you don't want to brainstorm a script e.g. or a title with Judge began, you already have written your script somewhere else, makes you to actually use the approach one and input the script, give the program as much information as you can and ask for a description. Again, let's keep the same chart that we had in the previous lesson in which we brainstormed again the title, we have the most search engine optimized title and we're going to follow the second path, the second strategy of creating a description that I've described in this lesson right here. So we've got the tile right here it is. Airpod Max review. Is it worth the investment? We're going to copy this and let's paste it in the chat GBD search bar. And let's tell actually the program, create a description for this video. Let's see what we're going to get. Again. This is the second strategic approach that we have in which we input the title and we wait for a description. This description that goes, we'll look at Apple's premium over the ear headphones. They put back The answer to the question, are they worth the investment? You can see that it already search engine optimizers the title and what they mean by search engine optimization. You can see it uses the word in the first sentence we have the word AirPods, Max. Closer look, apple, worth the investment. The features, audio quality, noise cancellation, battery life. All of those are keywords that search engine optimized this description. Now, this description, in my opinion, is a bit short, so let's actually optimize it even more. Let's say add 100 words. And mentioned the Let's see how many keywords here. We actually have keywords. Let's see the keywords, smart gates, design, better life. Let's say mentioned durability and battery life and more times at 100 words and mentioned durability and battery more. So again, we optimize the description based on the keywords that have brainstormed in the previous lesson while we were figuring out the title. So let's see here it is the updated description. We added 100 words. Let's see if it's going to actually create a description that is 100 words. Yes. Here they are 100 more words. And you can see we're talking about bother, life even more. Let's see if it actually mentions durability right here. Durability, stainless steel, again, battery life. So it added 100 more words and we elaborate more on the durability and battered life. Let's see the target audience now. Okay. It's your target audience. Audio files are bifans, Tech enthusiastic. So let's say that we're targeting audio files with this description. Okay, Let's change the description. Actually. Make this description appeal to audio files. So people that love audio, if we know who we're targeting, things are very, very easy. It all comes down into narrowing, into a category of people that wondered are getting their videos and actually making sure and deciding that we're going to target those people. So again, this is the most optimized description that we can have for pretty much any video. Okay, we know the subject. That is search engine optimized. We mentioned the hardest keywords. We have the hottest title and we know exactly who to target with this description. So this ladies gentlemen, is pretty much the best way to grade a description with tangible. And I really believe that if you implement what we discuss and what we, what we learn together in this lesson, you're going to have extreme results with your descriptions. So this pretty much concludes the third lesson of this course in which we analyzed again how to create search engine optimized descriptions that also appeal on the target audience that we want to target, of course, with our videos. Now note that the third lesson in the second lesson of this course, so how to create descriptions and titles actually are very tightly associated together. And we discussed about the importance of first brainstorming the audience that you want to target. Then search engine optimizing our title for that audience and using that title to generate the description which we're going to further optimize and analyze to our preferences. Now that we're done with the title and description part of our videos. So pretty much the analytics, the part which we want to be very, very optimized for the search engine, obviously, for obedience to be discoverable, it is time to move to actually the fourth lesson of this course and to the more interesting part, the most time-saving part in which we are going to be generating scripts for our videos using this amazing program. And it's gonna be very, very interesting because this is really the part in which if you pay attention, you will save huge amounts of time, which we could invest anywhere else in this YouTube business that we're on. So thank you very much for sticking up until the end of this lesson and we're going to see you in the next one. 5. Creating engaging video scripts with Chat GPT: Hello everybody and welcome to the fourth lesson of this course. And arguably the lesson which is going to save you the most time and some of the most valuable content that I will be delivering to you in this course right here. First of all, congratulations for kicking butt keeping up, up until this point of the scores. And now it is time to analyze how to utilize this tool, how to use judged to be deep, to create scripts for videos. Now, before we start with the presentation and the slides and the demonstration, the live demonstration on how to use judge, everything. I would like to clear one thing out when it comes to YouTube and actually communicating to an audience, the script and the information that you're gonna be delivering, especially the way that you're gonna be delivering the information to your audience is of key importance. And it's pretty much what differentiates you from a robot, right? Because robot has information. We learned information from Google charged with all of those resources. But it all comes down into how we deliver the information to our audience when we're talking about being successful on YouTube. So scripting our videos with Judge Judy is cool and it's going to save us an insane amount of time. It's going to make our integration process weight faster, but we still want to keep at the back of our head the fact that This is information in script created by a robot. And in order to be successful in this field, we need to add our character. We need to add parts of our personality, our character to appeal to our audience. Again, that being said, if we can utilize this tool to create scripts and then combine it with our character to deliver the perfect video, in my opinion, is the optimal way to create content in our modern times. So enough with the introduction, let's move to our presentation on what prompts we need to add the GBD, you actually create engaging video scripts. So again, let's start this presentation, this lecture with a ve, very, very important question that we ask in each and every single one of our lessons. Why should we use judged to be deep to script our videos? This pretty self-explanatory, we're going to be saving a huge amount of time while using such beauty descriptor videos. But in general, we use this program due to its natural language processing capabilities to analyze and generate language similar to the human language. So this is why we want that to be d rather than just information from Google. Because such beauty has all of the information of the Internet and it is able to process it in a human-like language form. So this is why exactly we prefer this tool than this program. And this is why we can be sending a huge amount of time again, using this product. I know, I am saying in each and every one of those doesn't have are going to be saving a huge amount of time. But it is true and it is really lives life-changing. So we use tragedy, first of all, in four steps to create those scripts. This is at least my four steps to create scripts for my YouTube videos. So first of all, we gather relevant information based on our video. Okay, So any information, content that we want to use in our videos we gathered from charged with indirectly, not from Google, not from Twitter, directly. Just ask this program. Then we input the information to judge be degenerate the scripts obviously. And after we generate the scripts, we refine and optimize the scripts that we have to our target audience. I forgot to mention that when we're gathering relevant information, just like in titles and descriptions, relevant information could be obviously information about the video that we're presenting, but also information about our target audience, information of where we find those people. This is very, very important and this is some type of manual, if you will, optimization of our scripts. So this again, something different from search engine optimization. We just manually optimize our videos, do pretty much appeal to our audience. So again, first of all, we're going to start by gathering relevant information and is subdivided into three categories. We ask for the topic of the video, we ask for the target audience, or we pretty much brainstorm the target audience of our videos based on the program. And then we also brainstorm the key points I want to cover with GBD in our script, solid start by asking the topic, e.g. we're sticking in my previous example that we analyzed in the previous lessons on how to pretty much use activity to produce a YouTube video. So let's say one of the most searched topics around charged protein to produce a YouTube video valve. So we, right now, we're researching scripts and topics. Okay. On a YouTube video about judge everything. So it answered us. We can create a video about the introduction should be the examples of charged with inaction, charged with various other AI models. How to be these changing the way we communicate ethics of touch with diesel, many, many different themes for our future videos. So after we've asked for the topic and again, we're going to be demonstrating it alive in a live process. Then I further ask about five video ideas about using interactivity for content creators. So we ask for the general topics, some hot topics when it comes to tragedy for a YouTube video. And then I optimized into charts CPD for content creators. So here are five videos, ideas, ideas that I asked for chat TBD for congruencies. It says using today with you generate ideas. How does it really can help streamline social media management using today we do personalized content for your audience using touch with the degenerate dialogue for videos, how to train charge will be the model for your content. So this could be five videos that contain the keyword chat to be diesel, five videos to create. Around chart to be d. And we can create scripts for all of those five videos. Now, after that, we need obviously to optimize. So from those five videos, I wanted to select the one that is more search engine optimized, the one that it's pretty much most, mostly searched from people. So again, this is pretty much the general principle of using such a BD. We ask for stuff, we optimized, optimized, optimized, optimized until we have the most optimal result. So again, we asked for those five video ideas. And now we're moving into asking which one has the most search engine optimized for those weeds ideas. And it pretty much answered me using charged with degenerate content ideas is likely to be the most search engine optimized out of the five video ideas and then explained why it is the most search engine optimized. So again, we're not only creating scripted here, we are actually brainstorming the content of the video, which is gonna be the most search engine optimized. So now we know the video that we're going to use. It is going to be again charged with it to generate content ideas. So gathering information also requires targeting a specific audience. So I'm asking in the product, the program, which is the target audience for this video. And we've got an answer to the target audience for this video using today with the degenerative on grades. This is likely to be content creators such as bloggers, social media managers, marketers, writers. Again, we're looking for new and innovative ways to generate content ideas quickly and easily. So very important, we know which is the best topic. We know the people that we want to target. What is the next step? The next step is to actually ask for the key points. So what are the main keyboards to be covered for a video titled using w degenerate Gandhi's ideas that targets the above-mentioned people. So again, we know target audience, we target those people. And I am asking for the key points. Now, it is actually very important to ask for the key points. Why? Because as I mentioned in the introduction of this lesson, we want to add characteristics of our personality to make the videos more interesting. If I have a script scripted word by word, and I'm actually reproducing exactly the words that GBD is given to me, then there is no room to add my personality in the videos. So by having key points, okay, this makes it easier for me to know the general points which I wanted to cover for my video and also add my characteristics and my personality trait. The video more engaging to my audience. So now, after we know the key points, is time to generate a script based on those key points. Now remember this is a literal word by word script. So again it says, Sir, here's a possible script for a YouTube video titled used intensively degenerate ideas. It also has the B-roll right opening, sort of a laptop screen with a video title on it. Introduction. Heather gone, graders, are you tired of struggling to come up with new and creative ideas? Well, in this video, we're going to show you how to use touch with the degenerate conduct as quickly and easily. Again, as you can see, it is scary also how good this script is. And we know that this is the best script to use for a video because It's hard to be. They can use all the analytics of the Internet to actually provide us with the best script. Now, this script again doesn't have our personality traits or personality characteristics. So we can optimize the script and we can refine it. One thing that we can refine after we generate the script is due e.g. just like I asked this right here to add more B-roll. So we are sure that B-roll works for engagement and B-roll, if you don't know what it is, it's pretty much I would be talking to a camera and then a shot of what I'm talking about plays in the video. This is called B-roll, e.g. I'm going to be talking to you right now about JVD. And if this was a YouTube video, not an in-depth course, a video about judged to be the logo would be playing and this is B-roll. B-roll intangibility is indicated by the phrases independence, e.g. opening a laptop screen with a video title on it. This is barrel cactus out of touch with the interface. This is beautiful. Catalysts are very concrete and working on their laptop. This is again B-roll. So can I ask from the above-mentioned script to just add more B-roll. If it was me, why I would take from the script is I would definitely operate on the B-roll. So whatever B-Roll it is suggesting me to use, I would use so I would show it actually laptop screen with a video title on it. The introduction, I could just create bullet points of introduction to elaborate on my video. I don't want to follow word by word usually what started with installing me. And after that, we can optimize even more or we can generate script templates. So I can ask it to create me a script template. This means that those are templates that can apply in a huge variety of topics. And I can use in a huge variety of videos to give you an example. Opening sort of a laptop screen with the video introduction, hey, their target audience, that refers to the video that we're going to be creating. In this video, we're going to explore. Big and show you how to action or goal. So again, those are scripts that are pretty much tested, that they work and can be applied in a huge variety of different videos. Obviously, there is completely no character personality in those scripts, but it's pretty interesting if you're trying to grade their videos for many categories. So you have a YouTube channel which you're talking about many different categories. These are tested scripts that work and we can apply many, many different topics for Plavix from diamond, we know the target audience and the core theme of the video. The given example, I commanded tangibly to apply this template when a script on how to cook rice video. Okay, So it, it's, it goes like opening a kitchen with a pot price. And the video Thailand screen, hey there foodies. In this video we are going to be exploring the art of cooking rice and show you how to make perfectly fluffy rice every time. Okay, and if we compare the two scripts, you can see that it really took the template that we created based on VSCO script in this series of slides and lessons right here. And it applied it to a video on how to cook rice. So again, to do a small recap we use for our scripts. We input the information, we put the target audience, we input the type of video that we're going to be creating, where we're going to be targeting those audiences. The more information we give the product, the better we create scripts. And then after we grade scripts, we can either reduce them to bullet points for us to elaborate freely, adding our personality, our YouTube videos, or we can literally have and create a script template to apply in many, many different types of videos. So as you can see, we have launched the judge of the program. And before I actually starting before I started acquiring the information, the general information about the video, I added this prompt right here, and I actually explained the program that he's a YouTube expert consultant. Now, all the answers then we're going to be getting are gonna be filtered by charge between knowing that he's a YouTube expert consultant. So this is the answer that we got. Okay. I'm trying to bring information and assistance on various topics including YouTube. How may I assist you today as a YouTube expert consultant? So the first thing is to actually input most of the information that we have about our video. So let's see. Let's say that we're gonna be creating a video on, let's say, YouTube versus TikTok. So let's say I am going to be creating a video on the differences between YouTube and TikTok. Okay? So we're just going to giving, right now, we're giving the product as much information as possible. So I'm not expecting some kind of answer right now. I'm just want I just want to know as much information as possible. So here's the answer, graded yet here are some key difference between hegemon dictate that you may want to consider highlighting in your video. So it goes ahead and explains constant length, audience discoverability, engagement, all of that. I'm going to press stop generating the fact that we're pretty much gonna be asking for that on our script. We are not interested in right now knowing the key differences. So let's just ask now, who is this? Who is going to be interested in this video? The next question, we want to determine our target audience, right? So to who are we going to be referring? Who are the people that are mostly interested in a video in which we compare YouTube and TikTok. Again, now we have the main idea. We ask for the core audience based on topic of your video. The difference between YouTube and TikTok, the audience that would be interested in watching it could be content creators, social media enthusiast marketers, younger audiences who use TikTok. Again, anyone interested in social media trends, educators or students so we can press, stop generating for now. And let's see which of those we actually want to target. So we're gonna write grading script. Let's say we're going to target conduct graders. Create a script of, sorry, for a YouTube video that highlights the differences between, let's say, let's be more specific here. More net dimerization. K between on YouTube and TikTok, which targets gone then. Creators. So what do we got here? Okay, we brainstorm the topic of our video. We brainstormed again from the six different options that they gave us, the people that we want to target. And we actually further investigated a subcategory of the content, which is gonna be e.g. monetization on YouTube versus monetization on TikTok. So now this is our script being generated eye-opening salt from the host sitting in front of a camera with a whiteboard or graphics on the side. Hey everyone, Welcome to the channel. Today we're gonna be talking about some of the most important aspect of being gone, greater modernization. Specifically, we're going to compare the monetization options on YouTube and TikTok can explore the differences between the two platforms. So it's just going to go ahead and create the script for us. Now, note that we could ask for this at the beginning of the video. We can literally just gonna be the first prompt grading script for intubated or highlights difference between monetization, YouTube and TikTok, which targets Gordon graders. If you know who's going to target, it is cool. You can write this as the first prompt in tragedy. The thing is that we didn't know actually which our target audience would be, e.g. which could be a good subcategory of one of you versus TikTok video. So this is why we actually use judge with the V4 and generating the script to brainstorm the content of the video. So again, it is generating script more and more and more and more, we can just stop generating here. And if we actually want to target an app, if you want to add our personality. And what we discussed and elaborated in the slides of this video. Again, pretty much combining the elements from such CBT and combining it with our own personality to appeal to our audience, we can actually do this. We can type here, keep the B-roll, convert the talking points in shorter. Okay, let me change this in shorter bullet points. So what do we did here? We pretty much keep the part that we're very interested in, the B-roll, which okay, it is. After doing research, we know that this is the best bureau to add e.g. cutaway whiteboard orographic lifting the different validation often on YouTube and TikTok, we're going to keep this. But again, I don't want my script to be a word by word. I want to just have some bullet points, which we can use again to elaborate on. Okay. So this is the answer we're getting. That's the opening shot of the whole sitting in front of a camera with a whiteboard or graphics on the side. Host everyone, welcome back to the channel. So again, okay, as you can see, it didn't get actually what we're asking for it. Which is interesting, but it is actually mentioned in the problem that it doesn't yet what we're talking, we're saying do it 100% of the times. So let's just write here, convert the script bullet points. But if you're gonna get it now, one of the script will be bullet points, which means that probably it's not going to give us a word by word description of what we're going to say. Let's see, here's group converted into bullet points, opening shot of the film camera. So this is B-roll we're getting it. Hosts introduce the topic of monetization on YouTube. This is exactly what we're asking. This, in my opinion, is the optimal script for a YouTube video. So again, scripted by RGB-D on bullet points in which we can elaborate even more. So this again, is the final product of this lesson. If I was to create a video, I would 100% do it this way. So again, bullet points created by this artificial intelligence tool. We know that those are the best bullet points use. And then I go ahead and elaborate on those bullet points on my own by adding my own character. And again, working the best out of this video. 6. Using Chat GPT to optimize video tags and keywords: Welcome everybody to the fifth lesson of the scores and the final lesson when it comes to search engine optimizing our videos. Again, as we told in the conclusion of the previous lesson. In this lesson right here, we're going to be using charged with the, again, as a tool to optimize our video tags and keywords as we elaborate it again on previous lessons combining a search engine optimized tags, keywords with the title and description of the video will give us the best search results in our videos, and we'll rank our videos better than other competitors. So this exactly what we're doing in this period right here. We're going to follow the same guidelines, let's say as the previous lessons. So let's launch our slides and let's dive into how to search engine optimized our tags and keywords using chat GPP. So what do we use Chan DVD for the dogs of our videos? Well, we know that touched me. These are great to do research words and actually it can generate relevant video tags and keywords in a helpful way to optimize our videos, okay, for search. And in Greece, It's discoverability online. These are pretty much the basic, Let's say, terms of search engine optimisation. We're trying to optimize the tags, keywords, and other factors that are, let's say, intrinsic over videos to make them more discoverable. So depending on our audience, depending on the size of our channels, depending on the keyword topics and the video topics that we're targeting, then we need to be more specific or less specific with our dogs to rank our videos in search results. So what are we going to do in this lesson right here? It is a four-step process to create dogs and keywords using such a beauty. It is pretty similar to the four-step process that we use, degrade scripts, descriptions, and titles. So first, we provide information to the product. We provide a description of our videos. The target audience of our videos. Perhaps you could also provide the heartbeat of our channel is how many subscribers do we have to actually give more information to the project, so we have the best output. Then obviously, we ask for a DAG list. We asked for a DAG and keyword list. After that we'll review the list and perhaps we refine and optimize it again based on the parameters of our channel that perhaps we didn't mention in the introduction. So let's move into are actually providing a description of our videos to touch. This is step number one. We provide a description. Okay? We give a description and we pretty much good ask for somebody to actually shorten our description. For dotted with d to generate dogs. It is good for it to, again, have much information about our videos. So we have brainstormed a description before we start brainstorming the tag, this is why we can input the description. So the first thing that I'm asking is to actually create a shorter version of a description. As you can see right here, we shorten the description to 100 words. And now we have this description right here afterwards based on the description that I gave to IGBT. Okay, I asked for the tag list. Now, I didn't have a description already brainstorm lower already created with Judge with the what I would do is I would perform the first research that we did when brainstorming titles and video ideas. What do I mean by that? I will start by researching topics, researching target audiences, researching relevant World words, relevant video topics. And I would input all of that into chat with you. What we did here is that because we already know the topics that Dido this target audience, and we already have created a description based on all of those parameters. I can just take the description and ask for the best keywords for that description. Again, dogs and keywords, by the way, is exactly the same thing. So we have those 14 Tag Lists. We are charged with the content creation, YouTube SEO, optimization, keyword research style optimization description of optimization, all of those. Now, as we said, the next step after generating the first list of tags is to review the list and actually refine them. So one thing that I see when I view those thighs right here is this. E.g. is a very broad tag. Youtube SEO is a very broad tag. Beginner's guide also, a very, very broad that. And why don't we want to have broad tags? Because perhaps if you're watching this course, if you're interested in search engine optimization, even more, you don't have that much of a big channel. And the thing is that we are trying to compete with others in any area and any genre of videos that we're creating. If in my tags, I just use the DAG chat GBP. Then imagine how many other YouTube channels have the exact same keyword, right? Millions and millions of channels now Melians, about thousands of videos have the keyword touch with them. Now, can I compete with those other creators? Probably not, because I have lower subscribers, a lower amount of scraps of fibers. So we can use the same keyword. So check this out. Those keywords are a lot more specific, which means. That I now have to compete with the channels that have those same keywords in a very simple term, right? Which are of course, less than the channels that just have the keyword e.g. judged to be d, right? So the new keywords, I asked pretty much for more specific tags or get more specific keywords. And this is a very much a life had to make more specific and more targeted videos. But again, now I have a less amount of competition, so I get a bigger base of the bi. So this exactly what we're doing when reviewing and refine the keywords are GBD has given us. Now it's time to optimize those keywords, okay, and I'm going to ask directly inside to be the search engine optimize the tags for the best search results. So we've got those dogs right here. And we asked for LGBT to further search engine optimized them to have the best results. So those are the 14 tags that we got now, which are thought to be the dorsal for content creation, YouTube SEO strategies with LGBT video optimization techniques for YouTube. So again, those are very, very optimized dogs that in my opinion, will work great for YouTube. From my YouTube experience, I know that those times will perform great. They're a bit longer. So we have, again, a, not that much. Let's say, people that use those tags to antagonize. So those are actually amazing tags. The next thing that we're gonna do is to keep the three most search engine optimized tags. Why? Why are we going to keep the three most search engine optimized tags from all of those because it actually matters which tax we use first and which tags we use. Blast inner video. Actually the first dogs count more when it comes to search engine optimization. And you might argue that, okay, we got 14 tags here, e.g. in the US, all 14 of those dogs. Why would I ask for the three most search engine optimized? Again, we asked for the three most search engine optimized dogs because we're going to use them as the three first. We're going to input in our YouTube videos. So these are the three most search engine optimized tags. From those 14 tags, we've got YouTube SEO, which IGBT. You do minimization video demonstration for YouTube, which started with the charge with the doorbell for YouTube SEO. So we've got those three dogs. We're going to add them first in the list and then the 11 rest DAG that have generated and search engine optimized with judged to be the. Now another thing that you can do is pretty much you actually ask for tips, degenerate better dogs through dotted with d, right? Because this is a program that has built-in artificial intelligence and it actually knows the tips by itself. So I went and actually asked for some tips to generate better tags by ourselves. We don't want to input the description if we don't want to automate this process with Judge Judy, and these are the tips that it gave me. The first one is to use relevant and specific keywords. And this is again something that automatically this program does. Okay, Makes sure do use keywords that accurately describe your content of your video and are specific to your niece. And how are we able to do that? Well, we actually are able to use keywords that actually, that accurately describe our content because we input as much of our content as we can to touch a pithy to actually generate those keywords. Avoid using broad or generic keywords that would make it difficult for your video to stand out in search results. And this is exactly what we discussed about when we use less of broad keywords, e.g. we didn't use chat GBP, we used tag optimization for YouTube videos, or again, more optimized keywords. The next is to conduct some keyword research, and it is not very easy to actually conduct keyword research with Judge BDE. So we're just going to move out of this point. If you want to conduct keyword research, we're going to use some external program, but this course is uncharged with this. So let's not use keyword research, but include long tail keywords is actually very important. There are more specific and less competitive than broad keywords and make them easier to rank in search results. And it's exactly what we did. We asked for GBD to actually create more long tail keywords because it is less competitive and it makes it easier, easier for our videos to rank in search results, also considered including long-tail keywords in your video style description and tags. Because as we said, the tags, the title and description, all contribute to the such a building, if you will, of your videos. Finally, the final tip is to use variations of your keywords. Can use different variations of your primary keywords to help increase the chances of a video appearing relevant search results, e.g. let's say if the primary keyword is yoga, you can also include variations like yoga for beginners or yoga poses for flexibility. Because the YouTube algorithm really looks at words that are constantly being shown across your video script, the title, the description, and the tags. So if we really want to target a specific niche, we should use the keyword of the nice as much as we can. And if you see this exactly what we did with our tags right here, e.g. are nice, is pretty much chatted with D. And from all of those dogs, Let's see, we have started with here it says a, b, d here. Actually not that much with the refined one, but in the first ones we actually have does, it'd be a lot. Mentioned in our tags. So enough with the slides, I'll actually go and head. Let's actually go ahead and create the diets of one of our videos and alive command detach DBT. So as you can see how I do it in, again, a live form. So here we are actually inside the charge of the program and it's time to create and generate keywords and descriptions for our video, keywords and tags for our video. Now we've already actually brainstorm the description for the AirPods Max video, and we're going to be creating tags for that description. So the first thing is that we want to make sure that judge, if they actually knows about our description. So let's actually go ahead and write it. This is The sorry about mistakes. Description of my video. And I based the description that we have already generated with judges in the previous lessons. So now it knows that this is actually a description of my intro video. Let's see how it responds. And after that, we are going to be asking for it, the great dogs and we're going to gradually be optimizing those data. So first of all, let's wait for the answer. Great description provides a clear overview on the viewers can export the video description thoughts on essential features of the crucial for all your files, okay, again, we target those. We've targeted the description for audio files. So very, very cool. We can stop generating the response of JVD. And now let's say Create 15 dogs for this description. Say create 15 tags for this description. Airpod Max headphones, audio files, sound quality, active noise cancellation. As you can see, those are not very specific. E.g. the keyword AirPods Max can be used for thousands of graders. So we're going to take those and actually we need to optimize them even more. So, let's say create or search engine optimize them more. I'm referring to the dogs and I'm asking for is attributed to actually search engine optimized those dogs even more. Let's see what it comes up with. Very important because you can see those are not certain. Olds and empty mind, smart case battery life, those are not search engine optimized. So we'll see AirPods Max review premium overhead over the ear headphones, high-quality sound, active noise cancellation technology. All of those are more search engine optimized. But the one thing that I want is actually for the word AirPods Max to be repeated across all of those dogs. This is going to help from the disk availability of a video. So let's see mansion, the words AirPods Max, more across tags. Let's see. So again, now we were asking for search engine optimized dogs that fit the description of the video that we input. And now we're asking the program to actually mention the word AirPods Max even more because we want it to be more discoverable. So here we go. Airpods Max, review premium AirPods Max versus over the ear headphones, high-quality AirPods Max sound. So again, we have the word AirPods Max many, many times. And these are some of the most specific keywords that will actually generate for that description. These are actually, this is amazing keyword generation right here. We have very specific tags that still referred to our video that's still dance perfectly with our title with a description. And we also mentioned the word AirPods Max a lot, which helps with disk availability. Now the final thing is we're going to ask it, select the three most search engine optimized tags from those. And let's see if it's going to give us the three most search engine optimized tags, because those are the three dogs that we're going to actually mention at the beginning of our tag list. So let's see if it's gonna be able to do so. I think it's gonna be able to do so. So based on the search engine graduation, the top three times from the list could be AirPods Max review, active noise cancellation technology and AirPods Max, immersive listening experience with AirPods Max for audio files. So if now we have a ready video and we want to add our tags, I would add first this DAG, second this tag, this tag, and then the rest from this list with any, without any specific order. So pretty much this is how we're able to create very targeted in search engine optimized tags using judge BD as a tool. Ladies gentlemen, this concludes our lesson on tags and pretty much the whole ACO part of the scores. Now, with the correct application of charge it to be we know how the search engine optimized our titles and descriptions and our tags. And if we go directly optimize, though all of those three elements of our videos, I can guarantee you that if they dance together, if you're willing and perfect choreography, your videos will be more searchable and this will lead to more views, more subscribers, again, more engagement, more revenue, and all of that stuff. And we're pretty much done with Judge with the enlight, the encoding part of our videos. We know how to script them, we know how to title them, you know how to describe them. We know that dogs. Now in the next lesson we're going to move into a very interesting part. It was gonna be also the last lesson of this course. We're going to move into a very interesting part, a very interesting application of Judge be the accident or videos. And this is to actually answer comments that have been left there from our viewers and our subscribers. So how can we use that to be there to answer comments and more specifically, how can we add a personal note? How can we help this program started with the actually deliver a personalized garment into one of our viewers. So this is what we're going to be answering and analyzing in the final lesson of this course. So I'm gonna see you there. 7. Leveraging Chat GPT to engage with viewers and subscribers: So ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the fifth and final lesson of the scores. First of all, before we start with engaging in this lesson right here, I want to say that I'm very proud that you sticked up up until the end of this course and I'm very happy and I think that you will take a lot of very valuable information from those lessons if you really utilize information that I'm giving you now, in this lesson right here, we're utilizing the true power of charge would be D, which is pretty much the fact that it is an artificial intelligence language model. So it is made, it is programmed to impersonate human behavior and human language. And we are leveraging this ability of GBD to engage with our viewers and our subscribers in a very, very personalized manner. So welcome to the fifth and final lesson of this course. Let's start with our presentation. So welcome everybody again to the fifth and final presentation. Let's launch this presentation right here with the very common first question that we're always asking, why shouldn't we use GBP again to answer personalized comments and engage with our viewers. The answer that would be the actually gave me is that using triply degenerate personalized responses to viewer comments and messages can be helpful way to engage with your audience and build relationships with your fans. Now this is very general, but again, we're pretty much leveraging the artificial intelligence language optimization. This is a language model, that's why it's called the chat GBD. And we're pretty much leveraging its ability to create human-like responses to text. Because what our comments there are texts and charged with is actually great at responding to them. So how are we going to respond to comments using distributive? First, we're going to collect the list of comments that we want to respond to this pretty self-explanatory. Let's collect, just copy and paste them in a notepad, perhaps the comments that we wanted to address. Then we're going to input the comment to our program. We're gonna get an answer. And after we get that answer, we're going to review this answer and perhaps refine and optimize this answer to reach a more personalized state. Because again, we don't want generic robotic answers, if you will. Obviously, Judge Judy is an artificial intelligence language model, but we can always personalized more and more and review and refine more and more. So the first thing is to pronounce, collect a list of comments that you want to respond to. Now to show you the actually processing ability of charts DVD. I have a YouTube channel on cardiac surgery. So those comments are pretty much comments on videos about cardiac surgery. So this is extremely personalized and if tragically can create an answer to those comments. As a heart surgeon that has a YouTube channel then breeded animals can do it in every single genre of videos. So these are some common that they have wildly, so fascinated towards love it. Hats of the surgeons who are able to go for this complexity, blah, blah. This is absolutely amazing. All my respect to daughters who manage to deal with this complex. Very easy. Well, so after that, we obviously input the comment and we go, man, judge ability to respond to this comment. So we can either say respond to this comment or respond to this comment as a professional, responders comment as a Dr. I gave this absolutely amazing all my respect to doctors who managed to deal with this complex, very easy and well. So now, just to be D actually has attributed the role of a Dr. and it responds as a Dr. I want to say thank you for your kind words and support. We're passionate about providing the best care for our patients. And it means a lot to us when our efforts are recognized and appreciated. Again, this is a great answer. The thing that I didn't like is pretty much that address that if the Dr. whereas this, you know, it's it's usually self-explanatory. So after that, I commanded it to remove the Azure DR. Part, again. Charged with D, is a program in which we can review and refine, review and refine countless of times. So it's necessary for the optimal comment and the optimal response. Docs will review and refine one or two times or comments. So again, I didn't like the fact that it addressed that it is a Dr. it seems kind of sketches. I was like, okay, let's remove the acid, Dr. part. So here it is. Here's the revival response. Thank you for your kind words and support. We're passionate about providing the best care possible to our patients. And it means a lot to us when our efforts are recognized and appreciated, blah, blah, blah. You'll get a gate. After that, we can further optimize our answers. And I pretty much asked activity that I did add your answer to the fact that you can subscribe the channel for more videos. So we've got the first response. We optimized, remove the as-built Dr. part. And then I wanted to add the fact that they can ligand subscriber hubs, the video. So you can see at the end of the comment it says, if you enjoyed this video, we encourage you to subscribe to our channel to see more content like this in the future. Again, thank you for your support. Will be the dermis provide external gear dual, those in need. In addition to that, we can actually Optimize even more. We can create a content, a comment template. This is very useful while using the RGB-D creating templates which we can follow as humans without actually having to launch a program every single time. So here I create a thing. You answered template to positive comments on a channel about cardiac surgery. So this right here again is a template we can use independent much all of the positive comments. It is not that personalized, but it will work in a wide range, wide variety of common. So again, this is something you can apply if you don't want to answer personalized in every single one of the comments, you can just create it, emulate a general answer. To apply in most of your comments. As a bonus, I actually asked LGBT, okay, how can I build relationships with my viewers and subscribers? Because this is very interesting. It has the data of all of those web services and all of those data from Google. And I don't know where they get it. So the tips could be actually very, very valuable and how you can build relationships with my ears and my subscribers. So this one, we got one of the best practices for building relationships with viewers and subscribers. This is why I asked charged with him. And this actually wanted answered. So first of all, we need to engage with the viewer's, be authentic, provide value, consistency, and show gratitude. And out of those, let's see how many could be checked with this program. The Church, but they can engage with the audience, definitely charge, but they can be authentic. The things that are mentioned in this program are authentic. It can definitely provide value. Now when it comes to consistency and maintaining a regular posting schedule, as it says, this is not dependent to charge it with the glass will definitely. So gratitude with its competence. So now we're going to launch a program. Can I'm going to show you step-by-step again how I answer a comment using algebra. So here we are in touch with the, again, the final time that we enter this program in this course again, to answer comments. Now, the common that I chose to answer is a comment from one of my videos that says that I'm very underrated and how this channel blows up. I have copied this common from YouTube and have it right now on the clipboard ready to base it. Before I actually paste the comment, I actually want to introduce charged with into its new role. So let's say that you are a YouTuber with a low subscriber count. And you are an expert in and serene. Gelman's forget the spelling. Okay. It's more to engage with yours. Okay. So it just gives me, as you can see, some deep. So now I'm going to say it's about generating and I'm going to say reply to this government. Sorry for the spelling by the way. So you can see that it definitely immediately replies to this comment and you very much for your kind words are small YouTuber really appreciate your support and encouragement. So as you can see, the fact that we told it's RGB-D in the first sentence, that it is a YouTuber with a low subscriber count and an expert in answering comments, we gave information to the program based on the task that it's called, the complete. And now based on the information that we inputted the program, you can see that it is answering now is you can see, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I hope that it does reach a wider audience if you have any suggestions or feedback of YouTube videos, let me know. Thanks again for watching and supporting my channel. Now, this, in my opinion, is almost ready. Okay, It is a ready comment. The final thing that I would add is add to. This, meant a call to action. For the viewer to subscribe. This is the only change that I would do to this carbon right here. So thank you very much for your words. I just want you to buy real visit your support and encouragement. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I hope that it does reach a wider audience if you haven't already to consider subscribing to my channel so you don't miss any future videos. So this, in my opinion, is the perfect answer to the government. The final thing that I'm going to add to this course before we close is to help create, to create community bolts for our YouTube channel with Chadwick. So let's say create a community post in which you promote my latest video about GBD for content creators. And also add a ball for the viewers to answer. Greater community, both in YouTube, in which you promote my latest video about such beauty for recreational side the ball, for the viewers to answer, why do we create community posts? Very simple. When we upload a video, it is great to promote it in as much ways, impossible ways as possible, in as many platforms as possible. So this way we also create community posts on duty. Perhaps a subscriber wasn't notified if he hasn't hit the bell bathroom in our view, in our channel. So this way we are going to create community both widths activity and many times those community post in order to be more engaging, we also add polls. Okay, so let's see how we will respond. So here's a community post and promote your latest video. So toddlerhood, great, amazing counterintuitively they've just wanted to share with you amazing video on our fellow created about using those to create a vesicle. And if you're not familiar with Dave, information, information, information. As an added bonus, I've included a ball below to get your thoughts on AI tools. So this we could remove from the, from the Bolsa k n, However, use the idols greater economy forward. Yes, no, I've tried those before but they didn't seem very helpful. So this is an amazing post again, which we are going to be able to really seconds to promote our latest videos. So this pretty much how we can engage with our viewers and subscribers while using charged everything. 8. Thank you Message: So let me zoom and thank you very much for sticking up until the end of this course. I'm very honored that you made it up until this point. And I really hope that you've got a basic understanding of this amazing artificial intelligence tool judge within how we can apply it to our YouTube channel to save an extreme amount of time, artificial intelligence is very hot right now. And I feel like in the next two years we're going to see a huge movement around utilizing the buyer or the true power of artificial intelligence. So I'm Sue, I'm sure and I know that with the scores, you're equipped with the correct information needed to smash the YouTube game using GBD. If you enjoyed this course, I would be very honored if you could leave a great feedback or perhaps a good review in the review section down below. And we're gonna see you in the next course. Thank you very much.