Ai generation for tags and keywords YouTube and TikTok video content (to be or not to be?)

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Hi everyone!
With the help of from forum members, I've recently launched Twitch broadcasts (advice on topics select, broadcasting techniques, and more..).
And now, after I finish broadcasting, I use Twitch tools to make clips and highlights for export to YouTube and TikTok.
  • Based on my past experience, assigning tags and keywords to video content is extremely problematic for me. This raises the question:Is it possible to delegate this task to a AI, and if so, which one would be the best choice (gpt, clode, or another..)?
  • Perhaps even more interesting is the question of whether it is possible to delegate the configuration of all SMM components and targets to AI?
This is not an job that I am interested in at all. be glad to avoid it. 🫥
And thank you also for your opinions! And there are tags in the thread, too.... 😄
 
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On the YouTube side, the official guidance may shrink this task for you: YouTube's Help page on tags says the title, thumbnail and description are the important metadata for discovery, and that tags play a minimal role unless your topic is commonly misspelled. It also warns that stuffing excessive tags into the description falls under their spam policies. So the job worth delegating is drafting the title and description, not the tag box. The good news is you already own the best possible input: the broadcast itself. Take the auto-captions or a transcript of the stream and give that to the chatbot, ask for a few title options, a short description and some hashtag candidates, then pick and edit. Any of the major chatbots can extract keywords from a transcript - what changes the result is giving it the actual episode content instead of asking for generic tags in your niche. On delegating the rest of SMM setup and targeting: I'd separate writing text, which is easy to hand off, from actions taken on your accounts - the platforms' own rules decide what automation is permitted there, so that's a per-platform check before handing it to any tool.
 
YES, but you need to use it correctly so that AI maximizes SEO effectiveness, rather than becoming entirely dependent on it.
 
AI can handle most of this, you can use ChatGPT to generate titles, descriptions, hashtags, and keywords based on each clip.

Just review the suggestions before publishing, since relevant titles and hooks usually matter more than stuffing videos with tags.
 
I'd let AI handle the tags and keywords. Just give it the video or a short summary and see what it comes up with. Saves a lot of time when you're posting on different platforms. You might still need to tweak a few things here and there.
 
often use GPT chat to handle content creation for videos and keywords, but I don't rely entirely on it. I need to improve the content of a particular room to make it more natural and add a personal touch to those segments; it will be more suitable and effective.
 
I'd use AI for the first draft and keep the final pick manual. Feed it the actual clip transcript, not just "Twitch gameplay", and ask for 3 title options plus a 2-line description for each platform separately, since YouTube rewards searchable phrasing while TikTok does better with a short hook up front. For tags, I'd keep only 3-5 hashtags that really describe the clip and skip the giant lists, because they barely move reach these days. A simple way to check what works is to keep a spreadsheet of title style vs. views for your first 20 clips and see which pattern wins. After that you can reuse the best-performing format as a template and cut the time spent on this to a couple of minutes per clip.
 
LiranGrowth said:
On the YouTube side, the official guidance may shrink this task for you: YouTube's Help page on tags says the title, thumbnail and description are the important metadata for discovery, and that tags play a minimal role unless your topic is commonly misspelled. It also warns that stuffing excessive tags into the description falls under their spam policies. So the job worth delegating is drafting the title and description, not the tag box. The good news is you already own the best possible input: the broadcast itself. Take the auto-captions or a transcript of the stream and give that to the chatbot, ask for a few title options, a short description and some hashtag candidates, then pick and edit. Any of the major chatbots can extract keywords from a transcript - what changes the result is giving it the actual episode content instead of asking for generic tags in your niche. On delegating the rest of SMM setup and targeting: I'd separate writing text, which is easy to hand off, from actions taken on your accounts - the platforms' own rules decide what automation is permitted there, so that's a per-platform check before handing it to any tool.
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Excellent recommendations, thanks!
The idea of submitting subtitles to AI analysis for keyword selection is really interesting and sounds like a diamond.
 
As for the other responses and recommendations, thank you as well.

I really didn't plan to give away all the tasks "blindly". But it’s much easier to edit and adjust a template than to come up with everything from scratch. In any case, as I gain more experience, my understanding will likely grow, and the quality of the output will improve even when using AI.
 
wgrigg said:
Hi everyone!
With the help of from forum members, I've recently launched Twitch broadcasts (advice on topics select, broadcasting techniques, and more..).
And now, after I finish broadcasting, I use Twitch tools to make clips and highlights for export to YouTube and TikTok.
  • Based on my past experience, assigning tags and keywords to video content is extremely problematic for me. This raises the question:Is it possible to delegate this task to a AI, and if so, which one would be the best choice (gpt, clode, or another..)?
  • Perhaps even more interesting is the question of whether it is possible to delegate the configuration of all SMM components and targets to AI?
This is not an job that I am interested in at all. be glad to avoid it. 🫥
And thank you also for your opinions! And there are tags in the thread, too.... 😄
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Yes AI can do this for you very effectively, but you do need to give it the correct prompt.
 
Use the transcript of each clip, not the full stream, so AI doesn't suggest tags for things viewers won't see. Try: “Suggest three titles and five relevant keywords using only this transcript. Don't add unrelated trends.” Review the output before posting, and keep account changes manual until you've checked what the automation tool will actually do.
 
Garlick said:
Use the transcript of each clip, not the full stream, so AI doesn't suggest tags for things viewers won't see. Try: “Suggest three titles and five relevant keywords using only this transcript. Don't add unrelated trends.” Review the output before posting, and keep account changes manual until you've checked what the automation tool will actually do.
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Thanks for the prompts, i'll try using them.
 
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