The High-Retention YouTube Script Outliner
This prompt uses the deep analysis to actually build your video outlines.
This prompt uses the deep analysis to actually build your video outlines.
"Using the frameworks, patterns, and script blueprint extracted from the previous analysis, generate 5 high-retention script outlines for my YouTube videos in this niche based on these topics: [insert 1-3 topics]. Each outline must follow the proven structure exactly. Break each script into clear sections: The Hook (0:00-0:30), The Setup/Escalation (0:30-2:00), Information Reveals/Meat (2:00-8:00), Re-hooks/Twists, The Payoff, and The Ending. Include approximate timing for each segment, and explicitly note the specific retention technique being used at every step (e.g., 'Open Loop created here'). Write short example placeholder lines for each section that are optimized for faceless narration and curiosity-driven delivery. The goal is repeatable, plug-and-play outlines designed to maximize Average View Duration (AVD) and scalability."
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This prompt analyzes what actually keeps people watching past the 30-second mark.
designed to create high-retention, SEO-optimized YouTube scripts using advanced storytelling techniques.
Turn Gemini and Claude into your complete YouTube production team (scripts, thumbnails, SEO, everything you need for videos)
YouTube Script, Hooks, B-Roll and Promo Materials
This overlaps with the scroll-stopping hook prompt, but I would use it as the final packaging pass right before posting.
Once you have your niche, you need ideas that are structurally designed to go viral, not just 'good videos'.