How to Find VIRAL Video Ideas for YouTube!

[00:00] If I ask you, what is the most important factor

[00:04] answer be?

[00:05] Perhaps you would say a clickable title and

[00:08] (CTR), and engaging editing for high viewer

[00:11] Well, these things are essential, but there's

[00:15] that is the idea of the video.

[00:16] No matter how good a video's thumbnail, editing,

[00:21] boring, then views won't come.

[00:23] On the flip side, videos with ordinary thumbnails,

[00:27] quality go viral on YouTube every day.

[00:31] Why?

[00:32] Because of a Killer Video Idea.

[00:34] But the problem is that finding good video

[00:37] Good ideas may come to mind once or twice,

[00:41] What to do...

[00:42] So in today's video, I'll tell you my top

[00:46] viral video ideas.

[00:48] Method no.1 & method no.4 are my favorites.

[00:51] Starting with Method no.1: Stealing Ideas

[00:53] Don't get misled by the name; this is actually

[00:58] ideas.

[00:59] Basically, you need to go to YouTube and find

[01:04] you have recently watched or just watch your

[01:08] Now all you have to do is take inspiration

[01:11] Get inspired by their format and take ideas.

[01:14] For example, while scrolling on YouTube, I

[01:19] how to make 1 million dollars."

[01:20] It's a very simple topic but very powerful.

[01:22] So, I can take inspiration from this topic

[01:27] "Asking Big Youtubers how to Get 1M subscribers"

[01:32] advice."

[01:33] There you go, 2 video ideas came instantly.

[01:35] Initially, it doesn't matter if that video

[01:40] ideas.

[01:41] Later on, you might get 2-3 more ideas related

[01:45] even more.

[01:46] Another example is from Matt D'Avella: "6

[01:49] This is also a great video idea from which

[01:53] idea for my channel like "6 things I wish

[01:57] Similarly, Ali Abdaal's video "how to manage

[02:02] create a video on my channel like "How to

[02:06] Considering that most young YouTubers find

[02:08] school or college, if I can make such a video,

[02:14] Iman Gadzhi's video "5 Traits of the top 1%

[02:20] the top 1% YouTuber," simple!

[02:21] These are just some examples that I have used

[02:25] also be coming up with 1-2 ideas for your

[02:28] Let's take one more example: "5 Common Mistakes

[02:31] This is a very common video format that can

[02:36] new YouTubers make," "5 mistakes to avoid

[02:40] a noob in free fire," "5 big mistakes all

[02:45] And yes, it's not always necessary to just

[02:48] in your niche and look for videos where you

[02:54] in your own style, and you'll have even more

[02:59] Moving on to Method no.2: YouTube Search

[03:01] Let's take gaming channels as an example since

[03:04] If you have a Free Fire gaming channel, you

[03:10] If you have a particular topic in mind related

[03:15] video, you can search for that specific topic.

[03:16] Otherwise, just type a random letter like

[03:21] such as "Free Fire best settings," "Free Fire

[03:25] etc.

[03:26] These are broad topics that people are searching

[03:32] Let's say I select "Free Fire best settings,"

[03:39] "Free Fire best settings for headshots," "Free

[03:44] control, custom HUD," and more.

[03:51] You can add all these suggestions to your

[03:56] This method is helpful because we are targeting

[04:01] lower competition.

[04:02] You can do the same for any niche.

[04:07] For example, a cooking channel can search

[04:17] ideas from related suggestions.

[04:27] But if this method doesn't work for you, you

[04:31] The comment section on YouTube is one of the

[04:39] or don't want to see.

[04:41] It's

[04:49] are interested in.

[04:51] If your channel has a decent audience, you

[04:57] Otherwise, you can explore the comment section

[05:03] You'll often find viewers requesting videos

[05:10] hasn't covered yet or hasn't been able to

[05:17] For example, on my channel, viewers often

[05:21] which means it's a topic in demand.

[05:23] If any other YouTuber in my niche creates

[05:29] it's likely to get a lot of views.

[05:32] So explore the comment section of other creators

[05:38] videos.

[05:39] If this method doesn't work for your niche,

[05:43] Profile.

[05:44] For this, take a pen and paper and create

[05:49] your target audience.

[05:51] Write down what excites them, the problems

[05:56] the questions they have.

[06:01] When you have this information, you'll have

[06:05] For instance, when I created my audience profile,

[06:18] about growing quickly on YouTube.

[06:19] So, I knew that if I make a video about getting

[06:27] have potential as it addresses their excitement.

[06:29] Similarly, when you create a list of fears

[06:36] ideas that target those fears directly.

[06:39] For example, a fear of a channel dying out,

[06:46] uploading a video, fear of running out of

[06:59] a YouTube channel.

[07:00] You can see how easily you can create video

[07:07] In fact, these videos have a higher chance

[07:12] a basic human emotion like fear.

[07:15] These are the methods I use to brainstorm

[07:25] different, so go ahead and explore.

[07:28] Now that I have shared all four methods with

[07:32] Also, if you have a

[07:33] great video idea, but you struggle to create

[07:47] success.

[07:50] Thumbnails are crucial, so if you want to

[07:58] out the Thumbnail Masterclass for a detailed

[08:03] So yeah, I'll meet you there, bye!