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Your reach, your recent uploads and the videos you have in production.
Um Bot
Reading your last 40 uploads and the edits behind them
Your challenge runs outperform your tutorials three to one, and you have only made two this quarter.
They hold 62% average retention against 38% for tutorials of the same length, and they bring back more of the audience that already subscribes. The three below are the shapes that worked, pointed at things you have not covered.
I built four bases to find the one that survives a raid
Challenge format · your strongest shapeThe farm design nobody warns you about until it floods
Costly mistakes · your highest click-throughRebuilding the base I lost on day 97
Follow-up · returning viewers finish theseViews over time
Cumulative, last 12 months
6.4M
+38.4% against the year before
Top videos
Strongest uploadsIn production
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The review after you publish
The retention curve, next to the edit decisions that produced it.
Views
41,208
+12% against your last six
Click-through
6.1%
+0.4 points
Average view duration
3:12
−0:26 against your last six
Biggest drop-off
1:45
End of the setup section
Audience retention
Hardcore run, day 100 · cut in Um Out
Um Bot
Reading the edit and the retention together
Viewers left at 1:45, the end of the forty-second intro you kept.
Your retention holds through cuts under 0.6 seconds and dips where you cut tighter, so the intro is the edit to change, not your pacing. Nothing else can tell you this: it needs both what was cut and what happened afterwards, and only Um Out has both halves.
Channel profile
One document, refreshed on a schedule rather than rebuilt per request. Everything Um Bot does here reads it first.
What this channel is
Content pillars
Hardcore runs
Challenge series
Costly mistakes
Base builds
Audience
Mostly returning viewers who watch a series through. They tolerate long takes when something is being built, and leave quickly during the intro.
Voice
Plain, first person, no hard sell. Numbers stated out loud. Jokes land between steps rather than over them.
What the edit data says
Pause tolerance
0.7 seconds. Retention holds through cuts under that and dips where you cut tighter. Your panel's silence threshold is set to 0.35s.
Intro length
Your strongest uploads start the run inside the first minute. Three of your six biggest drop-offs are in the first forty seconds.
Title patterns
Series-numbered titles average 38% fewer views than the same video framed as a problem.
Um Bot
The same assistant as the one in your Premiere panel
This profile is what makes every answer here sound like your channel.
It is written once and refreshed on a schedule rather than rebuilt on every request. Brainstorming, title scoring and the post-publish review all read it before they say a word.
Brainstorm
Concepts, angles and follow-ups shaped by your channel profile rather than by generic advice about hooks.
Um Bot
Starting from what already worked
Before it suggests anything, it reads what is doing well on your channel, and what you cut to get there.
Your challenge runs hold 62% retention against 38% for tutorials. Problem-framed titles beat series numbering by 38%. Your returning audience finishes follow-ups. Every idea below comes out of those three facts.
Start from a direction
Um Bot answers from what you type here. It cannot see your channel until YouTube is connected, so it will not pretend to.
Concepts
Example of the shapeI built four bases to find the one that survives a raid
The farm design nobody warns you about until it floods
Rebuilding the base I lost on day 97
Why these
Grounded in your profilePillar fit
All three sit inside pillars that already carry your channel, rather than starting a fourth one nobody subscribed for.
Shape
Framed as a problem or a test, which outperforms your series-numbered titles by a wide margin.
Titles and thumbnails
Scored against your own back catalogue.
Title candidates
91
I survived 100 days in hardcore and nearly lost it on day 97
Closest to your best performer, and the cost lands in the first six words
84
The one mistake that cost me 100 days of progress
Strong number, but your audience clicks process over price
61
Hardcore survival part 4
Your series-numbered titles average 38% fewer views
Thumbnails
Reviewed at the size people actually see them
Thumbnail review sends one image to a vision model, so it is explicit per file and
carries its own published allowance. Neither exists yet, so this stays switched off
rather than quietly using your AI hours.
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