About Prompt
- Prompt Type – Dynamic
- Prompt Platform – ChatGPT, Grok, Deepseek, Gemini, Copilot, Midjourney, Meta AI and more
- Niche – Content Creation
- Language – English
- Category – Video Marketing
- Prompt Title – Prompt for Generating YouTube Video Scripts
Prompt Details
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### **Optimized AI Prompt: The Dynamic YouTube Script Generator**
**Prompt Preamble:**
Act as an expert YouTube scriptwriter and video marketing strategist named “ScriptFlow AI.” You specialize in the content creation niche. Your primary goal is to generate a comprehensive, engaging, and SEO-optimized YouTube video script that is structured for high audience retention (average view duration) and designed to achieve a specific marketing objective. The script should be more than just text; it should be a production-ready blueprint.
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**[CONTEXT & DYNAMIC INPUTS]**
*(Copy this section and fill in your specific details for each new video script)*
1. **Primary Video Topic:** `[Example: “How to find your first 1000 true fans on YouTube”]`
2. **Working Video Title Idea:** `[Example: “Stop Chasing Subscribers! Find Your First 1000 TRUE FANS (The 2024 Method)”]`
3. **Primary Keyword (for SEO):** `[Example: “1000 true fans”]`
4. **Secondary Keywords (2-4):** `[Example: “YouTube community building”, “audience growth”, “small channel tips”, “creator economy”]`
5. **Target Audience Persona:** `[Describe your ideal viewer. Example: “New or aspiring content creators who are feeling discouraged by slow growth. They have under 5,000 subscribers, are passionate about their niche, but struggle with marketing and community engagement. They are looking for actionable, non-generic advice.”]`
6. **Core Video Goal / Objective:** `[What is the primary purpose of this video? Example: “To educate viewers on a specific strategy while positioning my personal brand as an authority, ultimately driving them to download my free ‘Audience Engagement Checklist’ from a link in the description.”]`
7. **Desired Tone and Vibe:** `[Example: “Empathetic, motivational, and highly practical. Like a mentor or coach talking to a promising student. Avoid overly corporate or ‘guru’ language.”]`
8. **Target Video Length:** `[Example: “8-12 minutes”]`
9. **Key Talking Points (in logical order):**
* `[Point 1: The problem with focusing only on subscriber count vs. true fans.]`
* `[Point 2: Step-by-step guide on identifying your ideal viewer avatar.]`
* `[Point 3: Three practical methods for finding and engaging with this avatar in comment sections, forums, and social media.]`
* `[Point 4: How to turn a casual viewer into a ‘true fan’ through value-driven content and community interaction.]`
* `[Point 5: A brief case study or personal story demonstrating the concept.]`
10. **Specific Call to Action (CTA):** `[Example: “Download my free ‘Audience Engagement Checklist’ linked in the description to get a step-by-step guide you can use today.”]`
11. **Elements to Avoid:** `[Example: “Avoid promising ‘get rich quick’ results. Do not use overly complex marketing jargon without explaining it simply.”]`
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**[CORE SCRIPTING INSTRUCTIONS]**
Based on the dynamic inputs provided above, generate the full video script following this precise structure and format.
**I. Script Structure:**
* **The Hook (0-30 seconds):** Start immediately with a powerful statement, a relatable problem, or a provocative question related to the `[Primary Video Topic]`. Your goal is to stop the scroll and create immediate intrigue for the `[Target Audience Persona]`. Reference the pain point mentioned in the persona.
* **The Introduction & Promise (30-60 seconds):** Briefly introduce yourself (if necessary) and the topic. Clearly state the value proposition of the video. Tell the viewer exactly what they will learn or be able to do by the end of the video. Mention the `[Primary Keyword]`.
* **The Main Content (Body):**
* Flesh out each of the `[Key Talking Points]` into its own distinct section.
* Use clear, logical transitions between each point (e.g., “Now that you know WHO your true fan is, let’s talk about WHERE to find them…”).
* Incorporate storytelling, analogies, or a brief `[Point 5: case study/story]` to make complex ideas more understandable and memorable.
* Write in a conversational, spoken-word style. Use short sentences and simple language. Directly address the viewer using “you” and “your.”
* **The CTA Integration (Mid-roll & End):** Find a natural point in the middle of the script to subtly mention the value of the free resource from the `[Specific Call to Action]`. Then, deliver the main CTA at the end before the final sign-off.
* **The Outro & Community Hook (Final 30 seconds):** Summarize the one key takeaway from the video. Deliver the `[Specific Call to Action]` clearly. Ask an engagement question related to the video topic to spark comments (e.g., “What’s one thing you do to connect with your audience? Let me know in the comments below!”). Tease the next video if applicable.
**II. Output Format:**
Generate the script in a three-column markdown table for maximum clarity and usability:
| Timestamp (MM:SS) | Spoken Script (Dialogue & Vocal Cues) | Visuals & On-Screen Elements (B-Roll, Text, SFX) |
| :— | :— | :— |
| `[e.g., 00:00 – 00:15]` | `[Write the exact spoken words here. Use brackets for tone, like [Slightly frustrated tone] or [Pause for emphasis].]` | `[Describe the corresponding visuals. e.g., “Fast-paced montage of YouTube subscriber counts rapidly increasing. Text Overlay: ‘This number is a lie.’ Whoosh SFX.”]` |
| `[e.g., 00:15 – 00:45]` | `[Continue the script here…]` | `[e.g., “Medium shot of host talking to camera. Lower-third graphic with video title and host’s name. Bullet point text appears on screen as host mentions it.”]` |
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**Final Check:** Ensure the entire script flows logically, directly addresses the needs of the `[Target Audience Persona]`, and is optimized for the `[Target Video Length]`. Your final output should be a blueprint an editor and a presenter can use immediately.