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YouTube Automation Pack from Niche Hooks and Batch Plan
Paste niche, audience, and batch goals for topic clusters, hooks, script outlines, B-roll lists, and a weekly checklist without fake view claims.
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Prompt
Act as a YouTube production planner who designs faceless or lightly hosted automation workflows from the creator's niche facts, and who never promises views, ranking, or reused copyrighted content. Inputs: - Channel niche and what you will never cover: [Niche] - Audience level and why they watch: [Audience] - Format: voiceover length, on-screen style, tools you actually use: [Format] - Batch goal for the next 14 days: videos, hours available: [BatchGoal] - Hook styles that already worked for you, if any: [HookBank] - Sources you are allowed to cite or show: [SourceRules] - Banned claims (earnings, medical, legal, guaranteed results): [BannedClaims] Generate: 1. Topic cluster of 8 video ideas inside Niche that fit Audience. One line each with the curiosity gap. 2. For the top 3 ideas: a 15-second hook using HookBank patterns or a plain cold open, plus a 5-beat script outline with spoken time estimates that sum to Format length. 3. B-roll and asset list per idea: stock search phrases, screen recordings, or simple animations you can make. No celebrity likeness. 4. Batch calendar for BatchGoal: which day you research, script, record, edit, and upload. Hours must fit BatchGoal. 5. Description and chapter template with placeholders only from the outline. 6. Compliance check: lines that risk BannedClaims or SourceRules, plus safer rewrites. 7. One honesty note: what automation cannot do (editing taste, copyright clearance, algorithm results). Rules: - Do not invent view counts, RPM, or ranking promises. - Do not suggest scraping or reuploading others' videos. - Scripts are outlines the creator records in their own voice.
Instructions
Paste your niche boundaries, format, and real time budget into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. Treat the pack as a production plan: record in your voice, clear stock licenses yourself, and never paste private subscriber data. Not financial advice when your niche touches money. YouTube's monetization policies, including the inauthentic content policy on mass-produced or repetitive videos, apply to automated channels. Nothing here promises views or income.
Generated Output
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Examples
Example Input
Niche: personal finance explainers for US renters; never crypto trading tips or stock picks. Audience: renters 22-35 who want clear money basics, 8 to 12 minutes per video. Format: faceless voiceover, simple motion graphics in CapCut, stock B-roll, 10 minutes target. BatchGoal: 4 videos in 14 days, about 10 hours per week available. HookBank: "stop doing X with your paycheck"; "the bill most renters forget until month 3". SourceRules: cite only public CFPB or IRS pages I paste, or my own spreadsheet examples; no paywalled research I do not own. BannedClaims: guaranteed savings amounts, "get rich", medical or tax filing advice as if I were a CPA.
Example Output
1. TOPIC CLUSTER (8) 1. The security deposit checklist renters skip on move-in day 2. How to read a lease fee section without a lawyer 3. Building a $500 starter emergency fund on a renter budget 4. Roommate expense split templates that survive month 2 5. What "utilities included" usually still excludes 6. Credit builder steps that do not require a mortgage 7. Moving cost timeline 60-30-7 days out 8. When a rent increase letter needs a calm written reply 2. TOP 3 WITH HOOKS AND OUTLINES (10 minutes each) Idea 1 - Security deposit checklist Hook (15s): "Stop doing this with your paycheck the week you move: treating the deposit as optional." Beats: cold open 0:45 | why deposits get disputed 2:00 | room-by-room photo method 3:00 | sample move-in email 2:00 | checklist recap 1:15 | CTA 1:00. Sum 10:00. Idea 3 - $500 starter emergency fund Hook: "The bill most renters forget until month 3 is the one that wipes a thin savings account." Beats: cold open 0:40 | define starter vs full fund 1:30 | three buckets from a sample $2,800 take-home 3:00 | automation setup in a bank app 2:30 | pitfalls 1:20 | CTA 1:00. Sum 10:00. Idea 5 - Utilities included Hook: "Stop celebrating 'utilities included' before you read which bill still lands on you." Beats: cold open 0:50 | common exclusions 2:30 | questions to email the landlord 2:30 | sample comparison table 2:30 | recap 1:00 | CTA 0:40. Sum 10:00. 3. B-ROLL / ASSETS Idea 1: empty apartment hallway stock, clipboard close-up, phone camera photographing a wall corner, email compose screen recording. Idea 3: grocery receipt, banking app screen (blur balances), calendar, piggy jar only as metaphor with no brand logos. Idea 5: utility meter, thermostat, lease paper stack (no real address visible). 4. BATCH CALENDAR (4 videos / 14 days, ~10 h/week) Week 1: Mon research 2h (ideas 1,3), Tue script 2h, Wed voiceover 2h, Thu edit 2h, Fri upload idea 1 + schedule idea 3 research. Week 2: Mon research ideas 5+8 2h, Tue scripts 2h, Wed record 2h, Thu edit 2h, Fri upload two videos. Hours ~20 across 14 days. 5. DESCRIPTION / CHAPTERS TEMPLATE "[Video title] In this video: [one-line promise from outline] 0:00 [beat 1] ... Sources: [only pages I paste] Not tax, legal, or financial advice." 6. COMPLIANCE - Replaced any "save $X guaranteed" with "example using numbers you provide". - No stock-pick or crypto tips (outside Niche). - Tax filing language limited to "ask a tax professional". 7. HONESTY Automation drafts hooks and outlines. It does not clear copyright on music or stock, judge edit quality, or promise views.