How to Use AI to Start and Grow Your YouTube Channel
in 2026
Transform Your YouTube Channel with AI: The Complete 2026 Creator’s Guide
Creating and managing a successful YouTube channel has never been more accessible, thanks to artificial intelligence. This comprehensive guide reveals how AI tools like Google Gemini, ChatGPT, Suno, and NotebookLM can revolutionize every aspect of your content creation process—from initial concept to final upload and beyond.
Whether you’re launching your first channel or optimizing existing content, you’ll discover practical, step-by-step strategies for leveraging AI to handle time-consuming tasks that traditionally required specialized skills or expensive software. Learn how to generate video ideas, write optimized scripts, design professional thumbnails, create music tracks, produce animated videos, and analyze performance metrics—all with AI assistance.
This isn’t about replacing creativity with automation. Instead, you’ll learn how to amplify your creative vision while AI handles the technical heavy lifting. From understanding YouTube Studio’s built-in AI features to creating sustainable content like lo-fi music channels and animated explainer videos, this guide covers everything you need to build a thriving YouTube presence.
No advanced technical skills required—just a willingness to explore new tools and apply proven strategies. Let’s dive into the future of YouTube content creation, where AI becomes your most valuable creative partner.
Artificial intelligence offers more support than ever for launching and managing your YouTube channel. If you regularly use AI chatbots like ChatGPT or tools within Google’s ecosystem such as Gemini, a quick search for “AI Video Generator” in your preferred search engine will reveal numerous available options. From producing graphics to generating voiceovers for your content, there’s a comprehensive video tutorial that demonstrates how to use the latest AI-powered tools for building and sustaining your YouTube presence.
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Welcome! YouTube Studio now features a new tool you’ll discover when accessing the platform. Navigate to your profile and activate Studio mode to enter this section. You’ll notice an icon resembling the Gemini symbol—this is the Ask Studio feature. Clicking this button reveals several questions that Gemini or YouTube believes might be helpful to you.
You have the freedom to ask YouTube Studio anything you’d like. The interface provides suggested queries in this section, and by selecting “more suggestions,” you can explore additional question examples for Ask Studio. This AI assistant adapts its help based on your current location within the platform.
When you navigate to the analytics section, the Gemini icon appears there as well. Here you can ask various questions related to your uploaded content, and Gemini will provide recommendations within your channel analytics dashboard. The AI examines your video metrics to deliver these insights. In the content detection section, you’ll find that YouTube’s AI scans various content to identify potential matches with your uploads.
The system will notify you if matches are found and give you the option to request removal. While the AI helps identify copied content, you’re not required to rely on it—you can independently submit removal requests in this area. YouTube’s AI capabilities are accessible through both the Gemini icon and the search function, both designed to help answer your questions about uploading videos.
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Hello again. Once you’ve established your channel’s focus and published some videos, Ask Studio can help generate fresh content ideas. Simply select the option to suggest new video concepts, and the AI will examine your existing uploads to identify what types of content are likely to succeed and resonate with viewers.
You can use these recommendations as a starting point to gauge your channel’s potential performance. When you’re stuck for inspiration, Ask Studio analyzes your previous uploads to offer relevant suggestions. If your channel doesn’t have any content yet, you can still leverage Ask Studio for upload recommendations.
For instance, even without existing video content, you can share your content vision with Ask Studio. Once you’ve formulated your question, simply enter it into the Ask Studio interface. Keep in mind that AI tools generally provide optimistic responses, so it’s important to critically evaluate the suggestions. Nevertheless, you’ll receive video ideas tailored to your creative goals.
This means you can collaborate with Ask Studio to refine your concepts even if you’re starting from scratch with just a rough idea. It’s worth noting that this tool doesn’t replace proper market research or professional expertise. Rather, it offers guidance based on the AI’s evaluation of your channel and your intended content direction.
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Welcome back. Within the video upload interface, scroll down to locate the “show more” option. Click this button to expand the section, where you’ll find a feature labeled “altered content.” It’s crucial to fully understand this section. You’ll notice that disclosure is required based on three specific criteria.
However, these criteria don’t encompass every scenario, so YouTube provides additional examples for clarification. It’s essential to regularly review this section to assess how much AI you’re incorporating into your video production. For instance, at the time this video was recorded, YouTube outlines specific examples of content that necessitates a “yes” disclosure.
These examples are displayed in this section, and you should familiarize yourself with them thoroughly if you’re incorporating AI into your video creation process. One section explains scenarios where disclosure isn’t mandatory, while another section specifies situations where disclosure is required. You’ll need to determine whether to select “yes” or “no” based on your content.
Importantly, if you don’t expand this section, it won’t be visible, and YouTube Studio will default to assuming your answer is “no.” Therefore, ensure you comprehend the altered content requirements and how they apply to the videos you’ll be creating when using AI tools.
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Welcome back. Channel customization can be one of the more challenging aspects to navigate. Setting up your channel requires several elements: a written description, a channel URL, and a banner image that meets specific dimension requirements. Google Gemini can help streamline this process. Starting with a screenshot of your current channel provides a useful foundation.
That’s exactly what we’ll demonstrate. We’ll capture screenshots of our channel elements and then open Google Gemini. After uploading these screenshots to Gemini, you can request assistance with both refining your channel description and generating a banner image. Once you’ve entered your request details, press Enter, and you can copy the description Gemini provides directly into your channel settings.
To generate the banner image, activate the “Create Images” feature and prompt Gemini to design an image for your channel. After submitting your image prompt by clicking Enter with the image generation option enabled, Gemini will utilize Imagen to produce your desired graphic. Imagen will then generate your banner. You can download this newly created image.
Next, upload the image to your channel. Keep in mind that the initial file size will likely exceed YouTube’s requirements, and you’ll receive a notification to upload a smaller version. After resizing the image to meet the specifications, you can upload it again, and your banner will be applied to your homepage. Finally, publish your updated homepage to make the changes live.
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Welcome back. Whether your music includes lyrics or not, you can map out visual scenes using tools like Google Gemini or ChatGPT. For this demonstration, we’ll use lyrics we’ve already created in the AI music platform Suno and have Gemini help us organize specific scenes. Start by copying your lyrics into Google Gemini. Initially, Gemini will break down your content into a structured scene-by-scene and verse-by-verse format.
After this layout is complete, you can request that Gemini generate corresponding images. Enable Imagen in the image creation section, then prompt Gemini to produce your visuals. At this point, Gemini has generated imagery for the first verse. You can continue through your entire track by ensuring Gemini creates visuals that align with your musical vision.
You’ll observe that Gemini follows the framework it established. If you need modifications, it’s best to adjust the script before image generation begins. If you’re satisfied with the initial images, simply request visuals for the subsequent verse. Gemini will then create images based on your established script.
This approach allows you to develop a complete music video storyboard aligned with your lyrics or even just your musical description by inputting your concepts into Google Gemini.
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Hello and welcome. You’re currently viewing Suno.com, one of several AI music generation platforms you can utilize to create soundtracks for your YouTube content. Suno offers a free trial that lets you explore the platform’s fundamental features. To get started at suno.com, simply sign in or register for a new account. After completing registration, navigate to the Create section.
You’ll begin with an allocation of 50 credits in Suno. Often, after depleting these credits within a day, you may receive a fresh batch of credits the next day. For music with lyrics, you have the option to input your own written lyrics or let Suno generate them for you, along with choosing musical styles.
Within Suno, you’ll find advanced settings and various elements to customize. If you have musical knowledge, you may already know precisely what you’re aiming to create. Should you want your music influenced by a particular audio sample, you can upload or record that reference audio in the designated area. Additionally, paid plan subscribers can establish a Persona for consistent use across multiple projects.
Suno features a straightforward interface. Simply describe the type of song you envision, and Suno will generate the music track in this section. For tracks without vocals, select the instrumental option. For lyrical content, switch to the custom creation element to produce your song. After generating your track, Suno stores it in a library where you can access your songs at any time.
For instance, you can play any song created within your library. When you’re ready to use your song, select the download option to save it as an MP3 audio file. Additional file formats require an account upgrade. It’s crucial to understand that commercial use of your songs requires a paid subscription.
Nevertheless, you can download your song in its current format. Alright, that wraps it up—thanks, and I’ll see you in another video.
Welcome back. YouTube offers numerous channels you can explore for creative inspiration, with entire channels devoted to particular themes or musical styles. Ask Studio is another valuable resource for generating ideas. When you have concepts in mind, you can input them into Ask Studio, which will provide an AI-generated analysis.
Frequently, the AI delivers detailed, step-by-step guidance on assembling the video you envision. YouTube itself serves as an excellent source of inspiration for your music channel. You can also leverage YouTube’s Ask Studio feature for suggestions on developing your video content. Sometimes you’ll discover examples that closely resemble what you’re planning to create.
Other times, your particular concept may not have existing examples. When your specific idea isn’t represented, you can utilize YouTube alongside Gemini to help launch your video creation process. One important consideration when working with AI is that its feedback tends to be predominantly encouraging. Therefore, it’s wise to critically assess whether the guidance you receive is practical and achievable.
That said, AI can serve as a brainstorming tool, and when combined with YouTube research, it helps you evaluate whether your concept has potential.
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Welcome back. Whether you plan to narrate your videos personally or use AI-generated voiceovers, sketch-style videos remain a highly effective format for presenting information—similar to what you’re currently watching on this channel. A pioneering channel that popularized this approach is RSA Animate, with examples visible in this section.
RSA and similar channels initially relied on platforms like VideoScribe by Sparkol to produce their content. However, this method is labor-intensive and demands considerable expertise to achieve quality results. Now that you can generate custom images tailored to specific phrases in your script, you can produce animated videos using Imagen and several AI tools. One essential paid tool for this process is Speedpaint.co.
Alternative speed painting applications exist as well. Many offer free trials to start, and Canva includes speed painting features if you’re already a subscriber. You’ll also need synchronization software, which you can access through the free editor CapCut or the paid platform Pictory AI. Both options enable you to align your animations with your script.
The foundation of this process involves generating images that correspond to your script, which we’ll explore in the upcoming video.
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Welcome back. Beginning with an audio transcript, upload your script to Google Gemini. After importing your script into Gemini, you can prompt it to generate one image for each paragraph. Once Gemini outlines its vision for each image, you can proceed with the image creation request. For demonstration purposes in this video, we’ll generate just one image corresponding to the first paragraph.
This will produce your visual for paragraph one, and you can repeat this process for every paragraph to align with your script. Multiple methods exist for animating these AI-generated images. Options include paid services like Speedpaint, or depending on your Google account tier, you can access vids.google.com to animate your images directly within that platform.
After selecting the generate option, you can incorporate your newly created animation within Google Vids in this section. Remember, we’ve only demonstrated this for a single paragraph. You can replicate this workflow for every paragraph in your script, creating tailored images for each section and animating them using Google or any alternative free or paid animation tool.
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Hello and welcome. Whether you plan to work from a prepared script that AI will write for you or record spontaneously, it’s beneficial to start by consulting Gemini to evaluate your script concept. Sticking with Gemini makes sense because Google owns both Gemini and YouTube, creating a cohesive ecosystem. Before uploading any script, it’s worthwhile to consult Gemini about your concept and scripting approach.
We’ll begin by asking Gemini about the essential elements for creating an engaging video on our chosen topic that delivers value to viewers. You can make your prompt as detailed as you prefer. If you’re uncertain about crafting an effective prompt, you can even ask Gemini what type of prompt would yield the best results.
That said, Gemini is designed for natural language communication, so you shouldn’t need to construct elaborate prompts for this purpose. We’ll simply use straightforward language to ask about the specific topic we’re planning to cover in our video. Gemini will then provide scripting recommendations, which you’ll see displayed in this section. You’re not obligated to have Gemini write the entire script for you.
Instead, it will offer framework suggestions for developing your script. The next step involves providing Gemini with contextual information, particularly details about your channel. If you already have videos published and have defined your channel’s focus, upload that information to Gemini for better context. We’ll capture screenshots of elements describing our channel.
This gives the AI insight into our channel’s purpose and objectives, enabling it to better assist with video scripting. If you have existing content on your channel, share that with the AI. Additionally, provide any relevant information about your channel’s status and goals.
For instance, if your channel hasn’t generated traffic yet, this would be valuable information to share with the AI. In the next video, we’ll continue from the point where the AI has provided guidance on our scripting approach.
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Welcome back. Now that we have some clarity on our video production approach, we’ll provide Gemini with background information about our channel and explain what we aim to achieve. We’ll share contextual details including our channel description and any additional information that could help Gemini assist us with script development.
Gemini will then analyze the elements you’ve provided, after which you can ask it to review your script. This allows you to integrate Gemini’s feedback into your scripting process, whether you plan to have AI write your script or craft it yourself.
The goal is to obtain structural guidance and recommendations from the AI to inform your video production approach. Based on Gemini’s initial feedback, we’ll upload two scripts we’ve previously prepared. This gives Gemini the chance to critique both the script structure and content we’ve developed. These scripts were actually generated by AI originally, and we’re now submitting them back to Gemini for evaluation.
Gemini’s assessment indicates that these scripts fall short of what would perform well on YouTube given our specific objectives. The strategy here is to begin with our channel goals and identity, then provide the AI with sample scripts so we can refine our future scripting approach based on the feedback.
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Welcome back. You may have already completed filming your video. In that scenario, you’ll need to begin by obtaining a transcript. Upload both the video and audio files to NotebookLM and let the platform process your audio content. After your audio is uploaded to NotebookLM, click on the source file, which will generate a summary for you.
This will also produce a complete transcript. Note that this functionality is only available on desktop, and depending on your geographic location, this feature may not be accessible. However, in most regions, this capability has been made widely available. You can copy the entire transcript and paste it into your preferred word processing application for use in subsequent steps.
Having a transcript of your video is essential if you’ve already recorded the footage or even if you’ve used AI narration.
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Welcome back. Whether AI assisted you with script writing or you created it independently, the process from this point forward remains consistent. You’ll upload either your transcript or script to the AI within Gemini. For the upcoming phase, this conversation requires contextual information. If you have Gemini’s memory feature enabled, you won’t need to re-upload your channel information when submitting the transcript.
However, without memory enabled, you must provide conversation context. For demonstration purposes, this particular conversation exists in an account with memory activated, so we can skip re-uploading our contextual information. We can now request Gemini’s assistance in optimizing our script. Remember, this script could be one Gemini generated based on its previous recommendations, or one you created independently.
After entering our prompt to Gemini, we’ll click Enter to request help optimizing both the video title and description. Generally, Gemini provides three title options. While the style or category of titles may vary, you’ll typically receive three suggestions. When uploading a transcript and requesting title and description optimization, you’ll also receive an enhanced video description.
You’ll notice this includes not only the description but also timestamps that you can implement within your channel, along with suggested tags. Gemini will then present recommended tags for your channel.
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Welcome back. We now have three optimized title options for the script or transcript we’ve uploaded to Gemini. Our next step is requesting Gemini’s help in generating thumbnails. First, we’ll upload our photo. After uploading, we’ll activate the Create Images feature and then click Submit.
For this instance, we need to specify that the video will be in widescreen format. We’ll then click Enter. Our first thumbnail is now generated. If you’re not satisfied with the result, you can work iteratively with Gemini to refine it until you achieve your desired outcome. Next, we’ll create a second thumbnail by requesting one for the second title option. Our thumbnail for title two is now complete.
We’ll proceed to request a thumbnail for the third title. After clicking Enter, our third thumbnail is finished. If you have specific visual ideas for your thumbnail, you can upload a reference image to guide the creation process. For example, we’ll upload another image to demonstrate this. We’ll ask Gemini to create a thumbnail in the style of the uploaded image while incorporating our face into the design.
It has generated something for us, but we want it in widescreen format, so we’ll request the AI to regenerate it. The result isn’t quite what we envisioned—there’s too much text included. However, for the purposes of this video, we’ll conclude the process here. You can continue refining with Gemini until you achieve your preferred thumbnail design.
If you wish to upload reference images to influence the generation process, that option is available to you.
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Welcome back. The third optimization component you’ll want to focus on involves the pinned comment and community post. These are elements you’ll utilize for each individual video, and Gemini can provide assistance with both. For this part of the process, it’s important to maintain everything within the same conversation thread about a single video. We’ll now request suggestions for a pinned comment and community post.
After entering our request for the pinned comment and community post, we’ll click Enter. Our goal is to have Gemini provide initial text for these elements. As with all other suggestions, you’re not obligated to use everything Gemini generates. These are recommendations. However, if you’re uncertain about what to write, you can utilize these suggestions for your video.
This is an ideal moment to specify which social media platforms you’ll be using. Inform the AI about your social media presence and request platform-specific language recommendations for sharing your video. In certain situations, Gemini might advise against posting directly to your social media channels.
You can also request a broader strategy when asking for the pinned comment and community post suggestions for social media. This process becomes more effective when you inform the AI about your social media accounts—whichever platforms you use, how you typically engage with them, and details about your audience. The more comprehensive the information you provide at this stage, the better the AI can assist you with strategy development.
That said, it can generate language to help with your posts, and this presents a valuable opportunity to leverage this content for promotional purposes.
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Welcome back. It should go without saying that you need to save the images Gemini generates during your video optimization workflow. Additionally, there’s another important step to take at the conclusion of each section of your conversation. You’ll want to share that conversation segment and then export it to Google Docs. You may need to repeat this process multiple times throughout your Gemini session.
The alternative method in Gemini would be selecting all content and copying it into a Google Doc, but this approach often results in formatting issues. Therefore, as you complete conversation segments, transfer them into a Google Doc. In this instance, we’ve captured the first portion of the conversation. We’ll now open the Google Doc containing this initial conversation segment.
Next, we’ll assign a title to the document, and our document is now properly labeled. We also want to relocate this document to another storage location. While this document will be stored in our Google Drive, which is adequate for tracking purposes, we can take an additional step by adding this document to our NotebookLM.
As of this video’s recording, we’ll need to open NotebookLM, and depending on how you plan to categorize these documents within a specific notebook, you’ll want to organize them accordingly. For this demonstration, we’ll assume you haven’t created a new notebook yet, so we’ll create one now. We’ll click on Google Drive, retrieve our first optimization document, and then insert it into the notebook.
However you choose to classify all your video optimization documents for storage, name your notebook to reflect that classification system. Our documents are now properly organized.
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Building a Lo-Fi YouTube Channel
Launching a lo-fi YouTube channel represents one of the most straightforward methods to develop a sustainable digital asset that operates passively while you pursue other endeavors. Lo-fi content succeeds because it aligns with existing viewer behavior on YouTube. Audiences aren’t seeking elaborate production or active interaction. They’re looking for something consistent, soothing, and dependable to accompany studying, working, unwinding, or sleeping.
This makes it an excellent choice for creators seeking stability without relentless demands. A lo-fi channel’s core lies in its audio. Instrumental tracks with slower tempos and mellow characteristics establish an ambiance that listeners can engage with for extended periods. Since the emphasis is on atmosphere rather than vocals, identical audio can support various videos when combined with different imagery or structures. This enables you to create a content library once and utilize it repeatedly.
Visual elements come next. Lo-fi imagery doesn’t require complexity. A repeating animation, gradual movement across artwork, or even a static image with minimal motion typically suffices. The objective isn’t to divert the listener’s attention, but rather to provide a visual element that complements the audio. Straightforward visuals also facilitate maintaining a consistent publishing rhythm.
Once your audio and imagery are combined, consider video length. Extended videos typically perform effectively because they boost watch duration and promote repeated viewing. Sessions lasting one, two, or more hours give audiences reasons to remain on your channel without frequently changing content. This can enhance overall channel metrics progressively.
Now let’s discuss expansion potential. A lo-fi channel needn’t exist solely for viewership. It can serve as an entry point to a broader system. A straightforward link in your description can direct viewers to playlists, downloads, email lists, or resource pages focused on concentration, efficiency, imagination, or stress relief. Since lo-fi audiences appreciate tranquility and minimalism, understated prompts work most effectively.
Another expansion method involves creating variations. A single audio foundation can accommodate different moods such as nighttime concentration, morning efficiency, rainy atmosphere, or creative inspiration sessions. Each variation creates a fresh access point to your channel without rebuilding from the ground up.
Regularity trumps quantity. A modest collection of well-organized videos released steadily will surpass a large batch uploaded once then neglected. Approach your channel as a gradual development project rather than a temporary trial.
Eventually, your lo-fi channel transforms beyond mere content. It evolves into a multipurpose media resource that can facilitate brand development, audience expansion, and future opportunities without demanding continuous overhaul. That’s what makes this approach so effective.
Welcome back. Our video is now prepared for uploading. Navigate to the Create section and select the upload videos option. We’ll now upload our file to the channel, and it’s ready to go. Next, we’ll retrieve the title optimization work we completed in Gemini. Click on A/B Testing, then select title and thumbnail. We’ll begin with the first title and its corresponding thumbnail.
Let’s start by copying title number one and pasting it into our YouTube channel. After pasting the title, we’ll add its matching thumbnail. We’ll repeat this process for titles two and three. Our titles and thumbnails are now configured, and the A/B test is activated. YouTube will now evaluate this video by testing the titles to determine which title-thumbnail combination generates the highest watch time.
We’ll proceed to initiate the test. While there’s no fixed duration for the test, it will identify the best-performing option based on analytics data. With our titles optimized, we can now insert our description by copying it from Gemini into the description field. Make sure to review and edit this content to ensure proper formatting.
After adding our description and thumbnail, we’ll select a playlist category. We’ll indicate that this content is not made for kids, then expand the “show more” section. We can leave the altered content option unchecked, remove any unnecessary elements, and click next. You’ll notice the option to add cards—if you have a playlist, title, or video you’d like to promote, you can include it here.
We’ll skip that for this example. We can incorporate an end screen, and in this instance, we’ll add options encouraging viewers to subscribe and display the best recommended video for them. If you have subtitles available, you can add them now. We’ll upload our subtitles and click done, then proceed by clicking next.
After passing the initial verification, move to the next step. You can typically schedule your video as a premiere so viewers can anticipate your content, and then you’ll have successfully published your optimized video on YouTube.
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After uploading your video, click on Create, then select Create Post. You can then utilize the AI-generated content for your community post. Copy the suggested post text, and as with any AI-generated content, you’ll want to customize it to match your preferences.
However, you now have a foundation to work with for your community post instead of starting from scratch. Review the community post and edit it to ensure it appears correctly. Remove any placeholder information and insert your video. In this example, we’ll use the video and embed it directly.
Your community post is now complete. You can also prepare your pinned comment. Copy the pinned comment text and navigate to the first post. We’ll go to our video watch page for “How to Create a Lo-Fi Channel on YouTube” and select the option to add a comment. Verify that your comment is appropriate.
After posting the comment, click on the ellipsis menu and select the pin option. Your comment is now pinned at the top. You’ve successfully created engagement opportunities for viewers of your video.
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Welcome back. After you start publishing content to your channel, there are two additional methods to leverage AI. The first involves using the Inspiration tab within your content section. Simply click on Inspiration to access a dialogue interface where YouTube will begin exploring various concepts for you. You can engage with this feature interactively. For instance, you can enter a topic, and from there, you can explore potential ideas.
YouTube will then generate suggestions for content you might want to create. When you identify something that interests you, click on that concept. YouTube will then employ AI to help you develop the idea further. You’ll receive various hook suggestions, a recommended outline, and thumbnail proposals. You can copy these thumbnails and incorporate them into your Google Gemini conversation. The Inspiration tab draws from your current content library and your channel objectives.
Another approach you can take after completing a video is to navigate to the content section and review analytics for a particular video. For example, if we select this video and access its analytics, we can copy the data, take screenshots, and return to Google Gemini.
After uploading all your analytics data along with your script and thumbnail, you can ask Google Gemini why your video isn’t performing as expected or hasn’t met your goals. Click Enter, and the AI will attempt to provide insights into potential reasons for your video’s performance level. Gemini can offer constructive feedback, and naturally, the more comprehensive the information you provide from your Google conversation, the more valuable the analysis will be.
Whenever a video underperforms or falls short of expectations, you can return to Gemini, supply all relevant information about the video and your channel, and conduct a detailed analysis to identify why it didn’t or isn’t performing well.
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