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Best prompts for YouTube titles using trending topics research
12 ready-to-use, copy-ready prompts to generate high-CTR YouTube titles using trending-topic research. Each prompt includes a concise explanation, a realistic example, and recommended LLMs to run it with.
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GPT-5
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You know that sinking feeling when you spend hours crafting what you think is the perfect YouTube title, only to watch your video disappear into the algorithm void with barely any views? We've all been there, staring at our analytics dashboard wondering why our content isn't connecting with viewers despite having great ideas. The truth is, most creators are flying blind when it comes to title optimization, relying on gut instinct instead of proven strategies that actually drive clicks.
This collection of 12 battle-tested prompts transforms you from someone who guesses at titles to someone who creates magnetic, high-CTR headlines using real trending data. You'll get specific prompts for every scenario, from breaking news titles that capture urgency to A/B testing frameworks that help you optimize performance over time. Instead of wondering if your titles will work, you'll have a systematic approach that consistently generates clicks, views, and subscriber growth across all your YouTube content.
1
Short SEO Titles (<=60 chars) from Trending Topic
Input: trending topic: {{topic}}. Primary keyword: {{keyword}}. Create 8 distinct YouTube titles, each <=60 characters. For each title include the character count in parentheses and bold the primary keyword placement. Avoid clickbait but maximize curiosity and clarity.
Generate 8 clickable, SEO-focused titles under 60 characters for a given trending topic; include one primary keyword in each and annotate character counts.
2
Breaking News Title + Hashtags
Input: breaking topic: {{topic}}. Provide 6 urgency-driven titles (short, factual) suitable for upload within 1 hour. For each title list 3 discoverable hashtags. Keep titles 45-70 characters and avoid speculation.
Create 6 urgent, clear titles for breaking news trending topic and provide 3 relevant hashtags for each title to boost discovery.
3
A/B Title Variants + Metrics to Track
Input: topic: {{topic}}. Target audience: {{audience}}. Generate 5 distinct title variants with short rationale (1 sentence each) and a recommended A/B test plan listing 4 metrics and suggested test duration.
Produce 5 title variants based on a trending topic and list the top 4 metrics to compare in an A/B test (CTR, watch time, impressions, average view duration).
4
Title + Thumbnail Text Pairing
Input: topic: {{topic}} and main hook: {{hook}}. Produce 6 paired outputs: Title (50–70 chars) + Thumbnail text (max 20 chars). Add one-line rationale explaining why the combination drives clicks.
Generate 6 title and thumbnail–overlay text pairs optimized to work together; thumbnail text must be 2–4 words and 10–20 characters.
5
Ranked Titles by CTR Potential
Input: trending keywords: {{keywords}}. Create 7 title ideas and for each assign an estimated CTR potential score (1-100) plus a 10-word rationale for that score. Rank from highest to lowest.
Given trending keywords, generate 7 titles ranked by estimated CTR potential (1–100) with a brief rationale for score.
6
Audience-Specific Title Sets (3 Personas)
Input: topic: {{topic}}. Personas: {{persona1}}, {{persona2}}, {{persona3}}. For each persona produce 4 titles adapted to tone and priorities of that persona and include a 1-line note on why each title fits.
Produce 3 title variants tailored to three defined audience personas (e.g., beginner, expert, bargain hunter).
7
Event-Driven Titles with Dates & Urgency
Input: event: {{event_name}} on {{date}}. Topic focus: {{focus}}. Produce 6 titles that reference the event/date and include a CTA or urgency phrase. Keep titles 40–75 characters.
Create 6 titles for content tied to an upcoming event/date; include the date and a sense of urgency or 'what to do now' hook.
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