- Here's how to use AI to write scripts for your YouTube videos
in five simple steps that's gonna save you a ton of time. You gotta just press record. Step number one is to create an outline. So let's say I wanna write
a script about NBA legends and their first games
ever played in the NBA. Using AI, you can save a ton of time during this research stage by using something like ChatGPT, Google Bard, or Perplexity.ai. The difference with Google Bard and Perplexity is it's going
to find different articles and reliable sources by
searching the internet. This is gonna save you so much time but you really just don't
wanna make this mistake, and that's when people fully rely on AI to write their scripts for them. Though this is the quickest way to do it, you're not gonna get the
best scripts possible and then your YouTube videos
aren't gonna be as good. So now I'm just gonna
simply ask it a question, which is what NBA players
had incredible games for the first game in the NBA? And now it's gonna do all
of the research for me. After that, the AI
collects different sources. Here we can see it considered
24 different results, and this was from blog articles all the way to YouTube videos. And what's really cool is you can see the sources that it pulled it from. So if I wanna read the
first one about LeBron James and I want to verify that this is true, that he scored 25 points, I can actually open up
one of these articles or videos and see if it actually is true. So you can already start to see how much time this is going to save you during this phase. Now, for my video, let's say
I want 10 different players. I am simply just gonna
ask a follow-up question to provide two more, and just like that, it
gave me two more players that it didn't already
include in the first eight. This is gonna be a perfect
outline for my script. I'm just gonna go to Copy To Clipboard and then I'm gonna paste
this onto my Google Doc. Now that we have an
outline created with AI, the second step is to
expand on this outline so we have more content to
talk about in the video. One way to do this is to ask Perplexity to expand on each of
the player's performance but tell it in a storytelling
way that is engaging and captivating for the reader. Now that it's expanded on each point, this is much better. I'm gonna go back down and copy
this over to my Google Doc. Step number three is now
to go through your script, read through it, and to
improve your wording, and you can either use
ChatGPT or Grammarly to make this really easy. When reading through the outline, you can find certain sentences
and highlight the text and then go over to the Grammarly plugin, and from here, you're gonna
have a few different options. One of my favorite options is
to use the Improve it button, and you can see when you hit it, it simply just takes the words and it tries to improve it. And if you like how it sounds, you simply just have to hit Insert and it's going to replace
that text for you. Another way to do this is to use ChatGPT and to prompt it beforehand and then put all of your text in there, and it's gonna rewrite it
in the way you would like. Step number four is to write your hook. Though you can use ChatGPT
or certain AI tools to write hooks for your videos, I really think you need to
use a personal element here because it is so important to start off your videos the right way. One way you can use AI
to help generate a hook for you is to ask it to
summarize the script you gave it into a storytelling way to hook the viewer into wanting to hear the full video within a few sentences. From here, I'm gonna use this
to replace my current hook because this one is a lot better. But still, I'm gonna read through this and I'm gonna refine it to make sure it is as good as possible. Before I share some tips on how to start off your YouTube
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very next challenge, and we can't wait to see you guys there. All right, so now let's go into the script and rewrite our hook. We wanna make it really good because this is the first thing that people are gonna see
when they click on our video and a lot of people
leave the YouTube video in the first 30 seconds. So it's very important that
we hook in our audience, and I'm gonna show you
exactly how to do that. The first tip is to grab their attention, and you can do this in a few ways. You can ask an intriguing question, you can make a bold statement, or you can start off with a story, and that's what I did for this video. Now, the second tip is you
do wanna mention a few points of what you're gonna talk
about later on in the video. A lot of reality TV
shows tease those moments at the very beginning, and it makes you want to stay to actually see what's gonna happen. And the third tip is to
seamlessly transition from the hook of the video into the main content of the video. Doing those three things is a perfect way to actually hook the
viewer into your video so that they keep on watching. Tip number five is to use
the transition method. Using this method is the perfect way to end your YouTube videos to get them to watch another one. And I made a whole video breaking down exactly how to do this. If you click on the
screen, you can watch that. It's gonna help you get
more views on YouTube. I'll see you guys in the next video.
