Video Description and Chapters
Writes the description, chapters and tags that make a video findable months after it stops being recommended.
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Running it, start to finish
- Supply the transcript with timestamps and the action you want next.
- Publish the chapters as real markers, starting at 0:00.
- Pin the comment as soon as the video goes live.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Writes the first two lines for search results rather than as a greeting.
- Produces chapter titles specific enough to pick from a list, which is how people re-find a moment.
- Finds the awkward question-form search phrasings, which carry more intent and less competition.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Start chapters at 0:00. A chapter list that does not begin at zero is silently ignored by most platforms, which looks exactly like having no chapters.
- Do not stuff the search terms. Section 4 names them so you can work them in where they read naturally. A description written for a crawler reads that way to a person too.
- Use the pinned comment as a question. It is the cheapest reliable way to start a comment section, and comments are a stronger signal than most metadata.
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