The narrator discusses a new Pixels AI tool that can generate high-quality YouTube video thumbnails quickly. He emphasizes that attractive thumbnails are critical for getting views on YouTube. However, creating effective thumbnails requires design skills and psychology knowledge that are difficult to obtain.
The narrator demonstrates how the Pixels tool works. Users describe the desired thumbnail in text prompts. The AI then generates thumbnail options, which users can refine through additional prompts. He shows examples of popular YouTube videos that used Pixels-generated thumbnails.
He shares tips for writing effective prompts, like including key video details and visual elements. The narrator also shows how to edit the thumbnails further in Canva by simplifying cluttered images, adjusting text, and enhancing contrast. He notes he created a free course with more thumbnail creation details.
The narrator gained 135,000 Instagram followers in a month by using several strategies:
1. Posting 3 times per day. Instagram said posting more helps accounts grow faster, and top creators post multiple times daily.
2. Creating unique packaging and formats to stand out from the competition. For example, using viral hooks like "If your X looks like Y, you're a Z."
3. Making simple, universal content using images and symbols over complex words so it's engaging for all viewers.
4. Spending more time brainstorming ideas and hooks vs. editing. Most people skip packaging and context.
5. Adapting content to each platform's culture and features. New formats seemed low value before, but riding trends speeds up growth.
6. Finding ideas outside one's niche to be more original and have less competition.
7. Using more visuals because images are processed 60,000 times faster than words, especially in hooks.
8. Social hacking and trend jacking by discussing famous people or hopping on news to draw that existing audience.
9. Studying one's viral videos to reverse engineer why they succeeded and turn that into a template.
10. Matching one's displayed emotion to words for authenticity so the audience feels engaged.
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The narrator challenges themselves to create eye-catching YouTube thumbnails using only three free AI tools. They analyze MrBeast's thumbnails to understand his simple, vibrant style focused on conveying one clear idea.
They use ChatGPT to generate engaging video ideas like surviving on a deserted island for $100. They decide to make a thumbnail for a 24 hour charity challenge in a haunted mansion.
They write a detailed prompt for Imogen AI describing themselves, the spooky background, illustration style, and dimensions. Imogen generates eye-catching, vibrant options.
They use Remaker AI to seamlessly swap their face into the generated thumbnails. This allows more creativity than just removing and adding backgrounds.
They emphasize properly describing what you want in prompts helps get good results from AI. It takes some trial and error but the end thumbnails can turn out great.
The narrator says that most websites fail to attract leads and sales because they use industry jargon rather than the actual words customers use to describe their problems. Studies show that using your customer's language connects better and gets more business.
The narrator provides a ChatGPT prompt to analyze customer reviews and extract common themes and phrases customers use. This voice of the customer content can then be integrated into website copy.
Another ChatGPT prompt is provided to analyze a website page-by-page and provide a prioritized checklist of conversion rate optimization suggestions. The narrator also shares a prompt to compare website pages to top ranking competitors and get SEO improvement ideas.
Finally, the narrator provides an "epic power prompt" to upload the CRO and SEO suggestions document and have ChatGPT rewrite the website using the customized advice and customer phrases to transform the site.
The narrator emphasizes giving ChatGPT proper context and instructions upfront leads to the best results. He also notes carefully reviewing any rewritten content before publishing.
The narrator says Pinterest can be used to make a lot of money, with people making up to $50,000. However, most people just see it as an inspirational platform. The narrator shares one of their Pinterest pages which gets 500 clicks per day. They say you need a good strategy and tools to succeed.
When searching on Pinterest, most pins have text overlays, descriptions, etc. But the narrator says there are Pinterest keyword annotation tools that show valuable data like semantic relationships behind the scenes. Understanding this can boost traffic.
To make money, you can monetize traffic via ads or products if you rank well for recipes and other high-volume keywords. The narrator suggests using analytic tools to see data like top-ranking pins and number of saves.
The narrator recommends pinning 50-100 times per day using team members or AI tools. They also send 300 pins to a single blog post, adding value and uniqueness. Joining the Maverick Forum gives access to experts driving lots of traffic.
The key is having a strategy, tools to analyze competitors, and high pin volume. With this approach, the narrator says you can make money with Pinterest.