How to use the video ideas generator
- Enter your website. Your homepage works best when it says clearly what you sell and to whom.
- Get 8 ideas. Each one starts from a question a buyer would type into ChatGPT or Google, then gives a YouTube title that answers it, a format, and why it matters.
- Pick the ideas closest to a purchase. Comparisons (“X vs Y”), “best tool for” questions and setup tutorials are usually closer to a buying decision than broad explainers.
Why most B2B YouTube channels stall
Most company channels publish what the company wants to say: product updates, webinars, event recaps. Nobody searches for those. Buyers search for answers to their own problems, and the videos that answer them are the ones that collect views for years and get cited by AI assistants.
Starting from buyer questions flips this. Every video has a reason to be found, and the product appears where it actually helps.
Turn an idea into a video that gets cited
- Answer the question in the first 30 seconds. Viewers and AI engines both decide quickly whether the video answers it.
- Use the question’s words in the title and the first line of the description. Try the title generator and the description generator.
- Add chapters so Google can link to the exact moment that answers the question. The chapters generator does it from your script.
- Check who owns the question today with the ChatGPT video checker.
From ideas to a ranked plan
These ideas come from your homepage alone. RankTube goes further: it asks your buyer questions to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google, finds the content they cite, and ranks your next videos by impact, with a brief ready to film.
For the full method, read our guide to building a YouTube content strategy.