Best prompts for YouTube content creation using audience analytics

You are a YouTube strategist. Given the channel analytics below, produce 8 ranked video ideas (title line + 1-sentence angle) tailored to the top audience cohorts and search queries. Explain why each idea fits the data and estimate expected watch time uplift (+%) and likely audience segment (age/gender/interest). Analytics: Top 5 videos by watch time: 1) 'Beginner DSLR Tips' — 240k min, avg view 4:22; 2) 'Editing Workflow' — 190k min, avg view 3:15; 3) 'Lighting on a Budget' — 170k min, avg view 5:05; 4) 'Camera Gear 2024' — 120k min, avg view 2:40; 5) 'Color Grading Basics' — 95k min, avg view 4:50. Top search queries: 'DSLR settings for beginners', 'cheap key lights', 'how to color grade in Premiere'. Top audience cohorts: 18-34 (65%), US & UK (70%), 60% male. Recent retention drop at 1:00 mark on longer how-tos. Provide concise rationale and numeric uplift estimate for each idea.

Using the analytics and target keywords below, generate 6 distinct title + 2-paragraph description + 5 tag suggestions for the same video idea. For each variant include: SEO focus keyword, expected CTR improvement (+%), and recommended first 150 characters of the description (for search preview). Analytics/keywords: primary keyword 'DSLR settings', secondary keywords 'beginner camera settings', 'ISO aperture shutter'. Audience: 18-34, US. Current average CTR 3.1%. Make titles attention-grabbing but not clickbait; include one educational, one list-based, two curiosity-based, and two search-focused variants.

You are a thumbnail strategist. Given the retention heatmap info and top-performing thumbnails, produce 6 thumbnail concepts (short headline, visual elements, color palette, face/gesture guidance, and A/B test variant). Analytics: Retention dips at 0:12 and 1:10 on tutorials; high clickthrough on thumbnails with close-up faces and bold text; top thumbnails used green accent and high-contrast. Target audience: 18-34, mobile viewers. Provide one-sentence rationale for each concept and predicted CTR lift.

Write a 30-second opening script divided into three beats: 0:00–0:08 (hook), 0:08–0:18 (value promise + social proof), 0:18–0:30 (transition into tutorial). Use the analytics note that viewers drop at ~12 seconds; aim to reduce drop by delivering immediate value. Channel voice: conversational, slightly sarcastic. Include exact on-screen text suggestions and a suggested B-roll/split-screen for each beat.

Using the video idea 'DSLR Settings That Actually Work for Beginners', create a full script for a 7-minute video. Include time stamps, micro-hooks at least every 60–90s, 6 chapter titles with timestamps, suggested B-roll and on-screen text, and a list of 5 cutaways to increase retention. Keep language concise and action-oriented to match the 18-34 audience.

Given viewer behavior showing frequent jumps to 0:45, 2:30, and 4:20, generate 6 optimized chapter titles and exact timestamps for a 7:00 tutorial. For each chapter include a one-line description and a suggested mid-chapter micro-hook to reduce future jumps. Also recommend which chapters to promote in shorts and community posts.