Ruchik @jadmes111

I have been in internet #marketing for last 5 years.This is a my #internetmarketing #blog. theim.org Joined December 2015

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Ruchik @jadmes111

4 days ago

@fyreinteractive Scripts

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“every faceless youtube niche is saturated nowadays” no mf we’ve helped countless creators find untapped segments in "crowded" niches and print anyway how? by leveraging an AI system that finds outliers and reverse-engineers them to build winning scripts. and today i documented the ENTIRE claude research workflow behind it... here's what's inside: → the research objective most creators get wrong (they research like journalists, hunting good information. but good info isn't what keeps someone watching. the angle, the structure, the data and the entry point are. this resets what you're even looking for) → the 3 research mistakes quietly killing your retention (researching broadly instead of strategically, ignoring the outliers already beating their channel 5-10x, and researching the topic instead of the audience, the one that makes viewers leave at second 20) → phase 1: outlier transcript analysis (8 min) (paste a viral outlier's transcript, a 5-point prompt extracts the structural map of why it won: hook structure and the trigger it fires, where the FIRST open loop sits, the pacing pattern, every mini payoff and any payoff void, the grand payoff, and the vocabulary fingerprint) → phase 2: competitor channel analysis (4 min) (feed 3-5 channels' last 15-20 uploads and view counts, claude maps what's saturated, what's overperforming, and the single-channel outlier topic that proves demand with the lane still open) → phase 3: search intent mapping (4 min) (the gap between what a viewer types and what they actually want, turned into 3 ready hook angles, contradiction, dramatic stakes, problem agitation, before you write a word) → phase 4: script brief assembly (4 min) (all 3 phases folded into one engineering document: hook, entry point, 5-6 mini payoffs, transitions, grand payoff, viewing experience. the thing that produces a tight script on ANY model) → calibrating the analysis per format (the questions you ask a true crime transcript aren't the questions you ask a celebrity doc, so the same 5-point breakdown tunes to whatever you actually write) all backed by 7,000+ scripts across 50+ niches and 150M+ views generated for clients with scriptwriting. it's free for the next 24h, then it goes back into our internal vault. like + comment "SCRIPTS" and i'll send it over (must be following + RT for priority access)

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Ruchik @jadmes111

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Haris @fyreinteractive

3 weeks ago

i've been testing claude fable 5.0 to reverse-engineer the BIGGEST faceless youtube channels in the trendiest niches and the results have been absolutely insane..... it analyzes the pacing, format, angle, and hooks with 10x better vision and intelligence than opus 4.8 so i've decided to document the ENTIRE scriptwriting system i'm using with it... here's what's included inside the guide: > how to find the right outliers (manually, claude cowork to scrape winners, or nexlev mcp to surface sub-50k channels pulling 200k+ views) > how to feed a video to fable 5 drop the link if you have the transcript api connected, or feed it transcript + title + thumbnail + mp4 file. transcript alone give it massive analytical power though. > the 6-dimension analysis hook structure, pacing map, curiosity gap architecture, foreshadowing, audience vocabulary, and visual-script sync (mapping how the cuts move with the script, only fable 5 sees this) > extracting the transferable frameworks the hook formula, pacing template, and payoff structure that carry across every video in the niche > generating your own scripts fable 5 writes in the outlier's psychological pattern with original content, annotated with visual direction notes for the edit > the data-extraction bonus it pulls exact figures off charts in research pdfs. "researchers found results" becomes "the 2024 cohort study, 3,847 participants, 34.7% reduction" all backed by 7,000+ scripts written across 50+ niches and the methodology behind 150,000,000+ views. and for 24h, it can be ALL yours for free. like + comment "SCRIPTS" and i'll send it over (must be following + RT for priority access)