YouTube Short: Make a Living Using AI 💰🤖

1. Hook (0-3 seconds) ⚡

Make it visually arresting and comprehensible without sound

Use motion: zoom, pan, or transition effect

Incorporate text overlay with a bold statement or question

Consider a surprising or counterintuitive visual

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[Visual: AI interface morphing into a wallet stuffed with cash]
[Text Overlay: "AI is your new ATM"]
"Thought AI was just for tech bros? Think again."

2. Problem Statement (3-7 seconds) 🤔

Identify a relatable pain point

Use "but-so" structure for engagement

Incorporate body language or facial expressions to convey emotion

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[Medium shot: Person looking frustrated at a computer]
"Making money online seems impossible, but AI is changing the game. So I found three ways anyone can cash in, starting today."

3. Solution Teaser (7-10 seconds) 💡

Hint at the solutions without fully revealing them

Use quick cuts or split-screen to show variety

Include a pattern interrupt (unexpected visual or sound)

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[Quick cuts: AI writing, speaking, and creating art]
[Sound effect: 'Cha-ching' cash register]
"From writing to talking to creating, AI is opening doors you never knew existed."

4. Credibility Boost (10-13 seconds) 🏆

Share a personal result or expert credential

Use on-screen text to highlight key numbers or achievements

Consider a 'behind-the-scenes' moment for authenticity

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[Close-up: Showing earnings dashboard on phone]
[Text Overlay: "$5,000 in 30 days"]
"I started with zero tech skills and made $5K in my first month. Here's how."

5. Main Content (13-25 seconds) 📊

Present 3 main points or steps

Use "but-so" structure for each point

Incorporate visual metaphors to illustrate concepts

Include a 'peak' moment or surprising reveal

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[Split screen: Traditional writing vs. AI writing]
"First, AI writing. It's not just for blogs, but for high-paying technical docs too. So I started offering AI-powered documentation services."

[Visual: AI voice model speaking multiple languages]
"Next, AI voice acting. You don't need a studio, but you do need the right prompts. So I'll show you my top-selling voice niches."

[Peak moment: Person gasping at phone notification]
[Text Overlay: "New order: $500"]
"Lastly, AI art for games. This one shocked me. One image sold for $500!"

6. Addressing Objections (25-28 seconds) 🛑

Anticipate and counter a common objection

Use body language to convey empathy and then confidence

Incorporate a visual that transforms a 'no' into a 'yes'

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[Person shaking head, then nodding]
[Visual: 'No Coding' sign morphing into 'Start Earning']
"Think you need to code? Not anymore. These AI tools do the heavy lifting."

7. Call-to-Action (28-34 seconds) 🎯

Make it clear and actionable

Use text overlay to reinforce the CTA

Include a curiosity hook for future content

End with a powerful visual that encapsulates the transformation

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[Text Overlay: "Comment '🤖💰' for my AI money guide"]
"Drop a '🤖💰' in the comments for my free guide. And stick around - tomorrow I'm revealing the AI side hustle that made me quit my job."

[Final visual: Person confidently walking away from a traditional office towards a futuristic AI workspace]

Key Structural Elements to Incorporate:

Use pacing variation: Quick hook, medium-paced explanation, peak moment, medium wrap-up, snappy ending

Employ dual narrative: Let visuals tell one story while audio tells another

Ensure every frame is 'thumbnail-worthy': Centered, clear, with no more than 3 main elements

Integrate 'but-so' storytelling throughout to maintain engagement

Include at least one strong pattern interrupt to recapture attention

End with a combination of immediate engagement prompt and future content hook

Remember: "You wanna make sure that it's almost a rollercoaster of emotions." - Jenny Hoyos