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YouTube (Long Form) | DATASPHERES AI - Dataspheres AI

Overview YouTube is your home base. The full 16:9 show lives here. It is the place you send people from every other platform, and it is where the biggest c...

Overview YouTube is your home base. The full 16:9 show lives here. It is the place you send people from every other platform, and it is where the biggest creator program lives (Module 13). What to post The full 16:9 show from the kit, with its SRT captions, thumbnail, title, description and tags. Format specs Aspect ratio: 16:9, at 1920x1080 or higher. Thumbnail: 1280x720. Big faces, a huge hook number or word, team colours, readable on a phone. Chapters: add timestamps to the description. The first must be 00:00, you need at least three in ascending order, and each chapter must be at least 10 seconds long ( YouTube Help: Video chapters ). Length: long enough to deliver the promise. A DFS show that covers three lineups and every position usually runs 8 to 15 minutes. Steps In YouTube Studio, click Create, then Upload videos. Paste the kit's title and description. Check the chapters line up with the video. Upload the thumbnail and the SRT caption file. Under "Altered content", answer honestly (see Lesson 4.1). Add the video to a playlist for the series (for example "NFL DFS Weekly"). Add an end screen pointing to your last show and a subscribe button. Pin a comment with your datasphere link and the course CTA. Lesson 4.1: The AI disclosure setting YouTube asks you to disclose content that is meaningfully altered or synthetic in a way that could be mistaken for real. Examples include making a real person appear to say or do something they did not, or showing a realistic scene that did not happen. Clearly unrealistic or animated content, and AI used for productivity such as scripts or captions, does not need the label ( YouTube Blog: How we're helping creators disclose altered or synthetic content ). Your AI hosts look and sound realistic. The safe choice is to turn the disclosure on. It is honest, and YouTube can add the label itself if you skip it when it is required. Where the link goes The description (first two lines) and a pinned comment. The datasphere link goes first, then the article, then the course CTA. Cadence One full show a week, on the same day and time. Consistency helps viewers know when to come back. Growth tactics Make the thumbnail and title tell one story. A huge number ("$1M") and two faces beat a paragraph. Hook in the first 3 seconds: state the stakes, not the welcome. Use chapters so people can jump to "Safe lineup" or "High-risk lineup". Reply to comments in the first hour. Build a series playlist so one video leads to the next. What to measure In YouTube Studio Analytics: click-through rate on impressions (is the thumbnail working?), average view duration and the retention graph (where do people leave?), subscribers gained per video, and traffic sources (are Shorts sending people here?). Do this now Upload your show as unlisted . Check the chapters work, the captions show and the thumbnail is readable at phone size. Then set it to public. Quiz What must the first chapter timestamp be? a) 00:10 b) 00:00 c) Any time Answer: b What size is the YouTube thumbnail in the kit? a) 1080x1920 b) 1280x720 c) 3000x3000 Answer: b When should you turn on the altered or synthetic content disclosure? a) Never b) When realistic content could be mistaken for real, such as realistic AI hosts c) Only for music videos Answer: b