A week ago I started a project which is to build an AI youtube advisor that would help me for packaging (thumbnails and titles) and hooks. These are all things that I'm not really good at and where I would love to have some help.
However, I don't want an advisor that would give me the same answer than to any other person who makes a similar request. I want that this AI knows about me, my channel and my voice and also that is aware of all the latest knowledge related to running a youtube channel.
Today, I'm building the first pillar of this AI advisor which is the identity pillar. It's nothing else than a document that knows about my channel, my audience, my voice, my vocabulary and also the style that I use for my thumbnails. In this video, I show you how I build this document and I also show you how you can use this document for whatever AI that you are using (chatgpt, gemini, claude) and it will give you answers according to your own identity.
The idea is not to have the AI generate content for me but to help me package this content in a powerful manner and also to have somebody to brainstorm ideas that knows my channel history, my objectives and the audience for whom it is meant to be.
Give AI any personality
Once you have understood how to use this identity sheet, you can create an identity of your choice and make AI sound like a teacher, like a friend or a grand-parent. The big difference is that the answers it will generate have a context that helps the AI to be much better and more accurate in most situations. It works for a Youtube channel but also for any type of project that you want to create. Context and personality is what will make the AI stand out and be different from traditional answers.
In the next post of this series, I will build the next pillar of this AI advisor which will be the brain. The part of the tool that will know everything about the youtube algorithm, the thumbnail and title relation, the description and tags so that my videos would have more success (they definitely need it lol).
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