How to Make ChatGPT YouTube Scripts Sound Like YOU!
Here’s the next installment in this series on using GPT as a true assistant!
(Missed the last one? Click here.)
In my last tutorial I spoke about using ChatGPT to create YouTube scripts section by section so that you could get your hands more into the process of creating the content and deliver a much better result. Today we follow up on that by diving into the actual script GPT comes up with and some easy tweaks to make sure it actually sounds like YOU and not so stiff and robotic. This is the key to connecting with your audience and the key to conversions!
In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through:
✅ Taking a YouTube scripts made by ChatGPT and making it your own!
✅ Reading your script out loud and finding the stumbling points, this is where edits need to be made
✅ Learning to make your script a seamless extension of your voice for maximum conversions!
Now it’s your turn! 👇🏻
💥 Have are you adding your voice to ChatGPT content?
💥 What techniques or hurdles have you come across when doing this?
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Good morning Eric,
I must admit that I have never used a script for a video, but I do use bullet points, which reminds me of what I want to say and then I say it in my own words. Rightly or wrongly! I think I would find it quite hard to read a script for a video, however, the bullet points appear to work!
Thank you for video and have a great day.
Roy
Yeah, bullet points are my style. If I’m teaching a class then I know the curriculum, I just need to the main bullet points to guide me 👍🏼
Thank you, Eric.
It's always interesting to see how members carry out certain tasks, etc, it sounds like great minds think alike.
Wishing you a fantastic weekend.
Roy
Another great lesson. So, when you change the script to sound like your voice, do you feed that back into ChatGPT so it becomes even more familiar with your style and personality?
You can. 👍🏼 The more you work with it the better it gets. It’ll never be perfect, but this process is a quick one 💯
Great Vlog, Eric.
I am glad you are making these for us when we get ready to do YouTube. That being said. I use Chatty and Copilot to brainstorm and collaborate on my ideas. But, I mostly guide, steer, and tweak to get what I want. However, I do tighten my grip on the leash to be more controlling when any AI goes off the script of the story I am trying to write.
JD
That 'being taken out of the movie', when you watch bad acting in an otherwise decent show - that resonates with me massively. Some actor ruined the whole show I've been watching in his very first scene. As soon as he started talking - I could feel the camera, runners in the background, director yelling instructions, everything. Ruined the whole show.
Back to the point - you're so right, ChatGPT can create the structure, but the rest (humanising/making it more authentic) is down to the creators.
Thanks for the tutorial.
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Hey EricCantu,
Loved this post—thank you! 😊 I’ve been using ChatGPT for my YouTube scripts too, and your tips really hit home. At first, my scripts felt too formal, not really me. But reading them out loud (like you suggested) helped me find the parts to tweak and add my own voice.
I also started adding little things I naturally say in conversations, and it’s made a big difference—it now feels like I’m truly talking to my audience.
Can’t wait to check out the next part of your series. You’re making ChatGPT fun and real!
– Augustina
I see your using GPT for your WA comments too. If you’re practicing using it here so you feel more comfortable using it for your content, that’s fine, but work on changing it up and making it your own so it’s not just a pasted AI comment 👍🏼
When it’s just a pasted AI comment as this one is, it loses its authenticity and sincerity.