Do you know what the top 100 YouTube channels have in common? They create and upload YouTube shorts consistently. In fact, most of them do it on a daily basis. YouTube shorts are favored by the algorithm and have a much higher reach than regular YouTube videos. That's why, in today's post, we'll show you how you can use AI tools to create 30 days' worth of YouTube shorts for your own brand in just one single day with the help of ChatGPT and InVideo. So that you can also stay consistent with posting on YouTube and grow your channel. And yes, you can do this without having to learn any scriptwriting or video editing skills. So make sure you subscribe and stick around till the end for a bonus tip. Let's get started.
Step 1 - Finalize Your Ideas
The first step is to finalize ideas for the 30 different shots you're going to create. Keep in mind that these can be repurposed for platforms like Instagram reels and TikTok as well. An easy way to come up with ideas is to first divide your content into different buckets or categories that can help you achieve the following goals:
1. Instructional videos to inform their audience
2. Highlights or showcases to introduce the gym or the equipment or the services
3. Motivational or inspirational videos for inspiring people to take action
4. Customer reviews to influence people
5. Memes and loopers to entertain and interact with their audience
And we think these categories will work well for our brand as well. So, we are going to go ahead with five different buckets or categories and then have six ideas under each to create a roll of 30 posts.
Now to actually get the six ideas for each bucket, we go to ChatGPT. Start by logging into your account and then we are going to use the prompt box at the bottom of the screen to give the AI prompts for the kind of short ideas we want. Note that how you write your prompts will massively influence the quality of your ideas.
Step 2 - Write Your Scripts with ChatGPT
Once you have your ideas in place, the next step is to write a short script for each of these ideas so that you can easily turn them into videos for your brand. Thankfully, this is also something that you can easily do with ChatGPT in minutes. Now you don't need to go ahead and start a new prompt. ChatGPT saves the recent prompts that you've given it, and you can access them here on the left side of the screen. Click on the fitness shorts ideas, and it will open your prompt and the list of ideas that it has already given you.
Now all you need to do is again use the prompt box at the bottom of the screen to prompt the AI to give you a script for each idea. Since we already took care of the essential details while giving the first prompt, here are the additional details you need to include in this prompt:
Now that you have your 30 videos ready, the next step is to schedule them and stay consistent with your uploads. You can use YouTube's scheduling feature to schedule your videos to go live at specific times and dates.
It's important to stay consistent with your uploads to keep your audience engaged and interested in your content. You can even use some of the same buckets or categories to create new videos for the following month.
Bonus Tip - Repurpose your content
One of the best things about creating YouTube shorts is that they can be repurposed for other platforms. You can use them as Instagram reels or TikTok videos with a few tweaks to fit the platform's requirements.
This means you can create one piece of content and use it across multiple platforms, which saves you time and effort in the long run.
Conclusion
Creating YouTube shorts consistently can help you reach a wider audience and grow your channel. With the help of AI tools like ChatGPT and InVideo, you can create 30 days' worth of YouTube shorts in just one day without needing any scriptwriting or video editing skills.
Remember to finalize your ideas, write your scripts with ChatGPT, create your videos with InVideo, and schedule your videos to stay consistent with your uploads. And don't forget to repurpose your content for other platforms to reach an even wider audience.
