YouTube AI Automation

What Will You Learn?

• WHAT YOU’LL BE ABLE TO DO
• 1. Find a niche with proof it works. Use Nexlev data to see which videos beat their channel’s average, which topics flop, and where the gap is.
• 2. Write openings people can’t scroll past. The first 30 seconds decide everything. You’ll learn exactly what a strong hook needs.
• 3. Make videos YouTube sees as original. You’ll get a system that makes every video different from the last one, so your channel doesn’t look mass-produced.
• 4. Create thumbnails and titles that earn the click. Make three thumbnail versions for YouTube’s A/B test, and titles that make people curious.
• 5. Upload and grow on YouTube and Facebook. Write descriptions, chapters, tags and pinned comments that help the algorithm work for you, and understand what each platform requires before you can monetize.
• 6. Research and write true scripts. Use real sources, fact-check every name, date and number, and tell each story in a clear “what it was, what changed, what’s left” structure.
• 7. Find real footage the right way. Source drone and drive-through clips that match every sentence.
• 8. Let Claude build your CapCut edit. Get a full timeline where every shot matches what the voice is saying, with title cards, labels and subscribe animations. You review it and export it yourself.
• 9. Turn one idea into a full story script. Go from idea to story foundation, then an outline, then a dialogue script full of conflict, twists and emotion. No more staring at a blank page.
• 10. Write dialogue that sounds real. Mother-in-law wahala, sibling rivalry, secrets that come out at the worst time. You’ll learn to write characters viewers love, hate and keep talking about in the comments.
• 11. Keep your characters looking the same in every scene. Face and outfit changes are why most AI stories look amateur. You’ll learn a method that keeps every character consistent across 100+ images.
• 12. Give every character their own voice. Turn scripts into natural voiceovers with different AI voices for each character, so the story sounds like real people talking.