Copymanuel | YouTube Scriptwriter

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Copymanuel | YouTube Scriptwriter

Copymanuel | YouTube Scriptwriter

@copymanuel

YouTube scripts that get you views. VSL scripts that make you money. 12M+ views generated • Six-figure revenue for clients • Taking clients for April.

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Copymanuel | YouTube Scriptwriter
Copymanuel | YouTube Scriptwriter@copymanuel·
This animated history channel, Chat History has 1M subscribers and over 100M views. But the real reason their videos perform isn’t just the animations or editing. It’s the way the scripts are structured to keep curiosity alive for the entire video. I watched 20 of their videos and identified four repeatable retention techniques they use again and again. If you want to make scripts that retain and make money like @RealChatHistory , you should steal these immediately. Here’s the breakdown.
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Jared Stivala
Jared Stivala@jaredsuniverse·
My 60 min/day X growth routine that brought me 1000 followers in 6 weeks: - open X - reply to comments - do 10-15 comments - publish my post - throw phone in the park in sf repeat 2-3x/day Don't overthink it.
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ЛП@TheInfoDon·
Twitter used to have one of the highest lead quality of all platforms Before people started destroying the platform with threads, dm slop guides, articles, etc There were so many people running up 6 figure months from tiny organic twitter followings because they were competent I worked with multiple guys years back that were pushing 6 figures or close because the conversion rate from follower to client was so high Was an absolute goldmine A good Youtube channel is the closest thing we have to that now but it isn't that close
Benjamin Chan@ItsMeBenChan

“Twitter has the worst lead quality of all platforms so far.” Was talking with a friend in the ecom niche yesterday. 3000+ followers. Up to 1000+ likes per post. But literally zero revenue from Twitter. No surprise. His account was full of motivational one-liners. No wonder he wasn’t getting leads. It’s like posting Roblox YouTube shorts and wondering why no one buys your $50k cold email offer. Bad lead quality isn’t the platform’s fault. It’s simply bad targeting.

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Eric Spofford@ericspofford_·
Just because you have money doesn’t make you cool. There’s a lot of rich nerds out there. You can’t buy cool.
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Jesse@jesse_vermeulen·
honest question: what do people do during the 5-10 min while Claude is running?
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Noir@noironx·
here's a hot take, chatgpt is more creative than claude. in terms of independence? chatgpt claps claude. Im not being biased here, I've been experimenting with both of these AI, I swear.. chatgpt - scores 2 over claude- still in 0. (in cinematic scene ideas)
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Arib 🇺🇸🇵🇰@aribk24·
realistically most of us are 5 right decisions away from a $100m ARR company it’s an incredible time to be alive
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Caleb Sloop@calebsloop·
I live in Gotham
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Omar@omarvvvr·
90% of people are using Al to write their tweets there's literally O competition in everything in life Because most are lazy and just want to avoid all forms of work If you have just a bit of personality you will win
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Sick@sickdotdev·
Is Claude hallucinating here again?
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Marcos@itsmarcosruiz·
Tools we use at The Birdhouse: Hypefury. We batch schedule the full week every Friday across X + LinkedIn. Claude. Writers use it as a brainstorm partner. Everything goes through a human editor before it ships. Slack. Every client has a channel. Writers share viral tweets, top hooks, and swipefile content all day. Best ideas usually come from someone dropping a screenshot in chat at random. Google Docs. All QC and client review happens there. Comments, suggestions, revision tracking. Airtable. Company OS: Custom automations, dashboards, KPI tracking, SOP libraries, basically everything else. Nothing fancy. The stack matters way less than the people running it.
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djcows@djcows·
when you feel alone, just remember Nikola Tesla died poor and alone so you are basically the Nikola Tesla of our time
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Copymanuel | YouTube Scriptwriter@copymanuel·
This is so accurate. This is a more advanced way to think about this. Every video has a main payoff. This is what the audience looks forward to gaining after watching the video. This could be: how to do something. A complete history of the seven wonders of the world. But before they get to the end of the video, there have to be mini-payoffs. The best way to do this is with open loops. For example, after listicle item 7, promise item 6 is more interesting and bizarre. Now, your audience wants to know why you said that. This keeps them going until they watch your entire video.
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Okay guys listen, here's the real reason people click away halfway through your video: there's no open question left. Not because the topic got boring, nope, it's because the script gave them everything and left nothing to wait for. This applies to every format. Documentaries, compilations, ranking vids, all of it. In a documentary the open loop is obvious, you're following a story and keep rehooking them. But in a compilation? The open loop is "what's the next clip going to be, and is it better than the last one?" In a listicle it's "how many are left, and is number one actually worth waiting for?" The format changes, but yeah the principle doesn't. Every section of your video needs to end with a reason to keep watching. This is the Hook-Event-Payoff cycle. You open a loop, build tension, deliver the payoff, and immediately open a new one. Most scripts deliver the payoff and just stop. Nothing left to anticipate. If your retention curve drops right after a big moment in your video, that's exactly why. You answered the question but forgot to open a new one. When reviewing scripts think at every section: what does the viewer still want to know or see right now? If the answer is nothing, then it needs a rewrite.

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Copymanuel | YouTube Scriptwriter
Copymanuel | YouTube Scriptwriter@copymanuel·
you can learn anything in 30 days with notion, YouTube, and ChatGPT. >decide what you want to learn >prompt ChatGPT to generate a 30-day interactive learning system >ask it to add a checklist per day to track progress >paste in notion >track with notion >ask questions in ChatGPT when you don't understand or ask it to link you to Yt videos or webpages >rinse and repeat
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