Ola, Youtube scriptwriter
@olascripts
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Scriptwriter | Helping brands grow and monetize their youtube channel
Joined September 2025
99.9% of people are rooting for your downfall. I know this because most "Rise and Fall" video averages over 1 million views. They want to watch you crumble and it's not pretty. But here's how to weaponise it and print money while you can 🧵
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Contentment isn't less ambitious. It's focus on where you are, what you have and where you're going. Move at your own pace
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Writing killer hooks is easy, when you know who you're talking to. When you read your title ask - Who is this for: Age and demographics - Pain: What bothers them all day long? - Value proposition: The desired dream state you're offering. Every great hook is a combination.
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Writing is like an engine. The more you write, the easier it becomes to build momentum. The less you write, the harder it becomes to start again. The engine becomes rusty.
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This is still one of the best threads on writing. Worth reading every time
Most people suck at writing. But if you use these 10 writing secrets, I guarantee you won’t: 🧵
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There's a huge change happening on YouTube... Cable TV is gradually fading, with the increase in TV viewing. So the algorithm is prioritizing long form videos. Longer videos = More watchtime + credibility. Prioritise in-depth videos, sharing guides & case studies.
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We analyzed 62 Billion+ views from 2025 to find out what makes a video go viral on YouTube. Title length, thumbnail colors, niches, video duration, we cover everything. Here’s what we found👇🧵
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Your body section shouldn't sound like a boring Wikipedia article You also don't have to stick with “what, why, how” - since everyone is doing that. You just have to tap into their beliefs (sentiments) If it's false, counter it with a contrarian claim. If it's true expand.
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Your biggest reward for having a channel isn't an ads scene. It's eyeballs….attention. The algorithm doesn't bury old content unlike twitter and Instagram. It keeps pushing them. So it's the greatest digital real estate.
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Study good scripts But write more Studying without writing is like ambition without action There must be balance. Study a script, then practice what you learnt This is how you grow.
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The best way to make your viewers indebted is to…. Frontload your videos with a ton of value - unique insight they won't find elsewhere Then push for the sale Guilt them. Sell them
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Personal brands trying to build on YouTube hear me out….. Sales >>>>> Adsense. You're not trying to reach everyone.
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Denzel Washington
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Getting in-front of the camera sucks Trying to remember your script Trying to stay consistent Trying to sound human Trying not be a dick But it's the best way to connect with people and build memories, you'd be happy to look back on, once you've outgrown your current level.
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Scripting is more than writing words in Google Docs. It's mapping out the entire video. This way you gain clarity... - What to do - When to do it - How to do it. It's planning
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Especially if you're in a very niche market like the educational space. YouTube becomes a lead machine, which puts your products and services in front of millions for free. Paid promotions are also another way.
There are several ways you can make money off YouTube minus the regular Adsense.
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to grow a social media account on any platform you have to rewire your brain TO NOT SEE PROGRESS AS LINEAR
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I’m laughing so hard. She asked Elon what he would do if he was to start again with $1000 and the reply cracked me so bad. https://t.co/A4bLQJJc0j
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This is why scripting is important. You are forced to Study winning structures. Research pain points (Reddit is very good). Arrange points in a logical order that progresses to the main payoff. It's more than just writing, it's planning out the video.
Most YouTubers focus on titles, thumbnails, and editing. All important stuff to grow your channel. But there are a few small things that get overlooked, even though they can quietly improve your channel over time. (BOOKMARK THIS.) A lot of creators forget to review how their
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Your content flops because you're solving problems people Google. Winners solve problems people confess anonymously on r/TrueOffMyChest. Find the pain they won't admit in public.
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