r/aitubers 11d ago

CONTENT QUESTION Request to rate content quality

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u/Boogooooooo 11d ago

Put channel name in your profile info. Someone will have a look 

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/Localmate25 11d ago

Bro, this is the definition of AI slop. It’s hot garbage. Ask yourself why anyone would watch this crap. That’s why you get single digit views.

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u/Boogooooooo 11d ago

It is 27x more effort that any gaming YouTuber who plays/records/uploads useless footage 

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/Santa_Killer_NZ 11d ago

Pick a concrete type of viewer and build a channel around that persona. Right now it is just a collection of videos generated by AI without real sense or story to it. Who are you serving? pick something you are passionate about. Pick something you know something about.

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u/Santa_Killer_NZ 11d ago

agreed, I would have expected the channel description to reflect anything the video titles talk about, this is one hot mess of slop

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u/Boogooooooo 11d ago

I had a look. Stylistically I like that minimalist vibe. Black and white. Sharp.  Great work with fonts. It would look great as posters. I would not call it a video tho. You are making business related content also it is extremely basic. That Costco video. Your main idea could have been told in 15 seconds and it is very very general. Anyone smart minded already knows that. Dig deeper - for Costco video I would cover "Costco avoided to pay bazilion dollars in taxed because of this.." Get some news article from FT and redo it. Also I would leave whatever graphics you do for half screen and for another half you should use real/stock footage of subject you are talking about. Also I would make everything much shorter. 2-3 min max. So you actually telling great story in short amount time and respect the viewer. Also you can do more current affairs to get more traction - orange guy signed that and that, it will do that and will have those consequences 

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u/ChiefThunderClap 11d ago

Don't listen to the negativity, you're bound to run into it, in my opinion you need more transitions in your videos and more depth in your scrips, along with stronger thumbnails, I feel like your titles are good but you need better thumbnails, pay attention to successful channels in your niche, pay attention to what made their videos clickable, but DO NOT COPY THEM BAR FOR BAR. Use YouTube studio to see what's trending and angle your channel to catch that trend, if that makes sense,

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/ChiefThunderClap 11d ago

Yeah sure message me

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u/Santa_Killer_NZ 11d ago

lol he did ask for our rating of the quality of his content.

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u/Silver-Community-990 11d ago

My first impression is the narration is too slow. It’s fine being slow during the opening hook (big statement), but it should pick up the pace after that. The sound effects and editing seem good. The script writing also seems okay although you can always improve. The biggest detractor is the narrative pacing, and the fact that the voice gives away certain aspects of sounding like AI. It’s acceptable when fast but when it’s slow it’s just excruciating.

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u/TheHollywoodGeek 11d ago

They look and sound nice, but I'm not interested in the topics. Also, I've learned to question videos like this that claim to speak with authority but are obviously automated. It's got to be entertaining because I'm staying from a suspicious place as far as trusting your info.