Copy comments from a popular video, paste them into ChatGPT with a simple prompt, and get back what your audience likes, dislikes, and wants next. This creator found viewers asking for deeper tutorials, better visuals, and live Q&A sessions.
YouTube cheat code if your content is resonating with your audience, you should be seeing the comments rolling in. Here's a quick way to take all that feedback, both positive and negative, and turn it into something actionable so that you can double down on what's working and change what's not. To do this, I'm going to go to my most popular YouTube video, this one right here. I'm going to scroll down into the comment section. I'm going to highlight all of the comments excluding my own. So these top two are my own. So starting with this one, I'm going to grab all these comments, highlight all of them, and when I've reached the bottom, I'm going to right click Hit Copy. Then I'm going to open up ChatGPT. I already have it open in another window here on my Mac, but you could also open this in your browser and it would work the same. And I'm on the free plan, so this won't cost you anything to do. Then I'm going to type based on the following YouTube comments. Tell me what the audience likes, what they dislike, what type of videos they'd like to see next, and how I can improve going forward. Then hit shift and return to add a line, break and paste in the comments that you just copied. Hit paste and now I'm going to go ahead and send this by hitting return Chat. GPT is thinking about it and here here's its response. Based on the YouTube comments you've provided, here's a breakdown of what your audience likes, dislikes, what they want to see next, and how you can improve your videos, what the audience likes, pacing and clarity and then it gives breakdown, practicality and usefulness, engaging and empowering what the audience dislikes, technical issues and questions, limited coverage of certain features, what types of videos they'd like to see next, more tutorials and specific features. So just based off what I've read so far, I can tell that the pacing and style resonated, but it seems like most of the dislikes have to do with not going deep enough. And so the videos they'd like to see next are more specific tutorials or just more tutorials in general, additional software tutorials and then problem solving and advanced techniques. So the comments seem to be saying that they want to see a follow up to this. So this tells me maybe I could make a playlist where I go deeper into the topics that I covered and then it gives feedback on how to improve the videos going forward, user feedback, integration, enhanced visual aids, so incorporating more visual aids into the video, doing interactive Q and A or live sessions and expanding on advanced features. So this is how you can use AI to aggregate all of your feedback and make informed decisions to improve your videos going forward.
