Written for people who publish on a schedule. No growth hacks, and no numbers we can't stand behind.
Asking a chat assistant for another title can return the same idea reworded when nothing tracks what it already offered. How packaged tracks title angles per video, and what happens when all eight are used.
Connecting your channel grants permissions Google documents plainly, including deleting your videos and comments. What to check before you click, and what packaged asks for.
Everyone quotes a character count and nobody sources one. YouTube documents no cut-off at all, and the fold turns out to be three lines, not a number of characters.
YouTube documents a 5,000-character limit and almost nothing else. The structure worth writing for a faceless channel, and which parts of it are guesses.
YouTube documents pinning as a display control and says nothing about reach. What it actually does, why the Pin option is missing, and what to write.
YouTube publishes one sentence about what the category is for, and its own recommendations FAQ never mentions it. What is documented, and what is not.
YouTube ignores every hashtag on a video carrying more than 60 of them. That number is on their own help page. The fifteen repeated everywhere else is not.
YouTube picks the winning title on watch time, not click-through rate. Their words, and what it changes about which two titles are worth testing at all.
Fewer than you think, and YouTube says so itself. Whether yours are too long, what their help page states, and why the limit everyone repeats is unsourced.
YouTube requires four things of a chapter list. Break any one and the whole list silently does nothing. All four, from YouTube's documentation.
YouTube's bold is a button and ChatGPT can only type. What YouTube supports, the one bit of markdown that survives, and how to clean it up.
We gave ChatGPT a real transcript and measured the output. Most of what we expected to criticise, we could not. One thing it produced was uncheckable.
vidIQ, TubeBuddy, Taja, Spotter Studio and packaged do five different jobs and get recommended to the same person. The map, in their own words.
Before packaged existed I ran a faceless channel and did this by hand every upload. What those two hours were actually spent on.