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The narrator recommends using TubeBuddy, a free browser extension, to copy tags from other YouTube videos. After installing TubeBuddy, you can view the tags used on any YouTube video. The narrator shows how to click on a top-ranking tag to see keyword data and determine if it's worth targeting. He cautions not to reveal this tactic to others. The narrator emphasizes that TubeBuddy offers additional useful free features for YouTube creators, and directs viewers to another one of his videos for more details. He invites questions in the video comments.
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The narrator states that good thumbnails are critical for YouTube videos to get clicks and views. With the rise of AI tools, the narrator wonders if it's possible to create effective thumbnails using only AI.
The narrator challenges himself to make a thumbnail for a hypothetical MrBeast video about a 24-hour treasure hunt maze, using prompts provided by ChatGPT. The four prompts are: a maze background, an image of MrBeast looking surprised, contestants in the maze with flashlights, and cash/coins representing treasure.
The narrator uses Adobe Firefly's free generative image fill tool to create the thumbnail. He selects parts of a white background image and enters text prompts for the AI to generate images in those areas. The tool provides four options to choose from or generate more.
The narrator runs into difficulties accurately generating human figures and faces. He improves the results by selecting facial parts like eyes and regenerating just that area, and by adjusting the tool's settings to increase divergence from the original image.
After adding maze elements, contestants, MrBeast's face, and a dollar sign, the narrator finishes the AI-generated thumbnail. He plans to use the tool to enhance future thumbnails rather than fully generate them.
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The narrator explains how to make money on YouTube by creating cartoon learning videos using AI tools. These videos get 8-130k views per month and have low competition currently.
The full process includes:
The narrator demonstrates this full process to create a sample cartoon video about forest animals. At the end, the narrator offers 10 free Canva Pro accounts to viewers who like, subscribe, and comment.
The narrator shows how to create an AI clone of yourself using Haen Labs in just 5 minutes. First, record a 2-5 minute sample video of yourself following specific instructions like looking directly at the camera, pausing between sentences, and using simple hand gestures. Upload the video to Haen Labs and give consent for them to create your AI clone. In a few minutes your AI avatar is ready, though the computer voice may not sound natural. To fix this, you can upload your own voice recording and have the AI avatar lip-sync to it, which works very well. There are free and paid subscription plans available. An additional fine-tuning option further improves quality but takes 8+ hours. Overall the tool does an amazing job quickly creating AI clones.
The narrator says that default YouTube thumbnails don't look attractive and get fewer clicks. Having a good custom thumbnail is important for getting more views.
The steps to create a thumbnail are:
To edit the design, you can change the background, text colors, text content, add your logo, and add a picture of yourself to make it more unique. You can also add graphics from Canva's element library.
Once done, download the thumbnail as a PNG and add it to your YouTube video. The narrator also recommends watching his other videos on how to create a website and earn money through affiliate marketing.