I spent 6 months testing 200+ AI prompts for YouTube so you don't have to.
Most creators are doing it wrong — typing "write me a script about X" and getting garbage. Then blaming AI.
The real problem? Lazy prompts = lazy output.
Here's what actually works:
🎬 Scripting — Don't ask AI to write your script. Use it as a brainstorm partner. Feed it your style, your audience, your hook format. Night and day difference.
🎯 Titles — Give AI your top 10 performers and tell it WHY they worked. Then ask for 50 variations. That's how you actually use pattern recognition.
♻️ Repurposing — This is where the hours stack up. One long-form video → 15 short clips, a Twitter thread, a newsletter, LinkedIn posts. One prompt chain. Minutes, not hours.
🔍 SEO — AI can reverse-engineer the tag and description strategy of your top-ranking competitors. Most creators skip this entirely. Free traffic left on the table.
I packaged everything into ContentEngine — 200+ battle-tested prompts, workflow templates, and a community of creators sharing what's working right now.
$15/month. Cancel anytime.
If you're making content and not using AI strategically, you're leaving hours on the table every week.