YouTube channel roadmap

When to use

The first step of the channel roadmap, especially for AI / faceless channels chasing high RPM.

Standard steps

1. Enter the topic in Vietnamese.
2. Choose the countries to compare (US, UK, Japan, Korea, Germany, Vietnam…).
3. Press Dig and wait for all countries to finish.
4. Open the country with the highest opportunity score and note the translated keyword for step 2.

What a good result looks like

• New channels are still winning in that country (the door is open)
• Moderate median views, few big channels already sitting there
• High RPM (US, UK, Australia, Germany, Japan…)

Common mistakes

• Choosing a country only for its high RPM and ignoring competition.
• Translating keywords by hand: use the keyword the system translated so it matches how natives search.

When to use

After choosing the market, to see who is winning right now.

Standard steps

1. Type the topic (or the translated keyword from step 1) and choose a country.
2. Choose a 7, 14 or 30-day window.
3. Press Hunt and read the Outlier column (video views ÷ subscribers).
4. Pick 2–3 small channels winning with the same kind of content for step 3.

What a good result looks like

• Channels under 50,000 subscribers with videos ≥ 10× the channel size
• Many small channels winning with the same kind of content = a strong signal

Common mistakes

• Learning from million-subscriber channels: hard to replicate.
• Learning from channels re-uploading other people’s films / music: copyright risk.

When to use

When you have a model channel from the small channel hunter or the channel library.

Standard steps

1. Paste the YouTube channel link (like youtube.com/@channelname).
2. Press Analyze.
3. Look at the outperforming videos (≥ 3× the channel’s median).
4. Note the best posting time and the 3 biggest hits to dissect in step 4.

What a good result looks like

• A channel with ≥ 3 outperforming videos at ≥ 3× = a repeatable formula
• Posts regularly (≥ 3 videos / week)

Common mistakes

• Drawing conclusions from a single lucky hit.
• Ignoring posting time: posting when the audience is online helps videos take off faster.

When to use

When you have 1–3 outperforming competitor videos.

Standard steps

1. Paste the link of the winning YouTube video.
2. Press Dissect and read its strengths, hook and structure.
3. Read what viewers want / complain about to see where you can do better.
4. Take that framework to the Skill Workshop in step 5.

What a good result looks like

• A new title keeps the keyword framework of the winning video but the angle and proof are yours
• You know 1–2 weaknesses of the original video to beat it

Common mistakes

• Copying voice-over, visuals, music or thumbnails almost exactly → reused content.
• A title promising what the video doesn’t deliver → treated as misleading.

When to use

When you have chosen a niche and have a winning competitor video.

Standard steps

1. Choose Workshop formula (script framework) or Custom Skill / Script Studio.
2. Enter the topic, competitor video and your channel (or your story and length in Script Studio).
3. Press Create and wait for the AI (about 20–50 seconds).
4. Download the .zip pack and use it with Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini for every future video.

What a good result looks like

• Every scene matches the length, with English image and video prompts
• Title #1 and the opening line make the same promise

Common mistakes

• Changing characters / outfits between scenes: always paste the full Image Prompt.
• Pasting a competitor’s voice-over and keeping the wording — only learn the framework.