I dunno, I think that's pretty slick and pops WAY more than any other thumbnail I ever created.
Ok, so if you're intrigued, here's a quick rundown of the tools I used.
First, I used a combination of ChatGPT, Google Bard and Microsoft co-pilot to come up with the blog post.
Bard and co-pilot are free and if you're a premium member of HBA, you can access the same A.I. at ChatGPT without having to pay for it by using our Emerson Magic Content Creator inside our premium members area.
Reguardless, the point is each of those 3 tools came back with something a little different and special and I ended up using the content from all of them to make the post.
For the blog post image I used Canva's Magic studio.
Then, I grabbed the main bullet points of the blog post and used that to shoot my video.
I uploaded the video to Descript which is an online video editing platform that has made my life SOOO much easier.
Here A.I. will auto transcribe the video, add SUPER slick captions, allow you to easily cut out parts of the video you don't love and add break state scenes by zooming in an out on the video.
Ok, next is uploading the video to YouTube.
I used ChatGPT (I'm on the $20 monthly membership, but you can access the same tech in our members area with emerson) and I asked it to create me 11 headline variations. Or, you can use Bard or co-pilot for free.
I picked my favorite headline making sure to keep the O.G. keyword inside.
BAM!
Then I asked it to compose me a youtube description, being sure to tell it what I wanted in it.
Push button, done. (with slight edits of course)
Now for the grand finale.
Could it possibly generate a YouTube thumbnail image for me?
I decided to give it a try.
If you didn't know, the $20 chatgpt subscription is integrated with Open AI's image generater called Dall-E.
So I gave it a run.
I was astounded by the output, with one small exception.
For some reason A.I. spells like a 5th grader when it comes to images.