"Your video account is still eating dirt?
It's really hard to do YouTube now without doing some new tricks. AI video tools are very popular, but not using them well is a waste of money. Many people feel dizzy when they hear AI and find it expensive and difficult to learn. It's actually not that complicated.
Let's start with the most practical. How much trouble can AI video tools save you? In the past, writing scripts, finding materials, and cutting films was so busy that he was flying alone. Now AI is generated with one click and completed in a few minutes. If you don't believe it, many bloggers now use AI to create content in batches. The efficiency is scary.
But don't think AI is omnipotent. I have seen too many accounts using AI to fool around, but no one watches the videos. Why? Because the videos generated by AI are fake. Either they are all templates, or they speak without emotion. The audience could tell at a glance that it was made by a machine.
Here comes the point. If AI videos want to be popular, they must be able to choose tools. There are two types in the market now: one is pure AI generation, covering everything from scripts to screens. The other is AI assistance, which helps you find material, dubbing, and cut the rest yourself. Newbies suggest trying the auxiliary model first, which is low-cost and can still learn things.
How to operate it specifically? For example, if you make food. Use AI to generate scripts first, and it will tear down the process clearly. Then find AI for dubbing, make the voice more natural, and don't choose the kind that smells too machine-like. Use the AI material library to find pictures, don't use all AI to generate pictures. It's easy to get bored.
There is another tip. AI can help you make titles and covers. But don't take all its advice. AI analyzes hit videos, but it doesn't know what your audience likes. Try writing your own titles more often. AI is only responsible for giving you reference.
Now YouTube algorithms are becoming increasingly sensitive to AI videos. Content generated by pure AI is easy to restrict traffic. But if you can add some real-life appearances or make changes yourself, the effect will be much better. AI is a tool, not a replacement for you.
I recently watched a news. There is a blogger who uses AI to make travel videos and earns tens of thousands a month. But people spend time every day studying audience comments and constantly adjusting the content. AI just helped him amplify his efficiency.
So don't rush to fully AI. Try using AI in a small scale first, such as only doing dubbing or just looking for material. Wait until you figure out the ropes, and then slowly increase the difficulty. In the AI video industry, those who do well are all very practical.
There are many tools nowadays, but the core is still content. AI can help you do it faster, but if you want to become popular, you have to rely on something real. "
