Custom GPTs in Kurator: Extracting Video Information Efficiently
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(0:00) Have you ever watched a YouTube video and thought, "Give me what I want. Stop beating around the bush." Custom GPTs in Curator let you extract exactly what you want without sitting through the whole video. I will show you how it works. Under Curator's AI settings, I have defined prompts to use on my page. One of them is the
Defining the YouTube How-To Prompt
(0:28) YouTube how-to. It says, "Act as a researcher. My goal is to follow the instructions in this video to achieve the results. Give me a quick summary of the intent. What are they trying to do? Hierarchically list the to-do actions and add the timestamp next to each action so I know where it starts." This is key for me because I like to go back and
Applying the Custom Prompt
(0:56) use the videos that I save as reference. This allows me to quickly go to that location. Let's look at it in action. Here is a YouTube video on the best Facebook ads testing strategy that I save as a reference. To do so, in Curator, I activate the Curator popup. I select the custom prompt, YouTube how-to, and I
Choosing the AI Model and Viewing Results
(1:26) have a choice between Gemini and OpenAI APIs. I use Gemini because it comes from Google and does a better job saving YouTube videos. After a few seconds, I have my results. Let's take a look. The intent summary: the main goal is to teach a smart, low-budget, five-phase Facebook ads testing hierarchical to-do. You can see, implement the five-phase Facebook ads
Interpreting the Extracted Information
(1:57) it gives me all the instructions, gives me the timestamps, and I can quickly refer to it and optimize my Facebook ads testing. Tools used and mentioned: Facebook Ads Manager, Spreadsheets, HubSpot, Meta Ads, and the Marketer's Guide to Meta. It's easy for you to take your custom GPTs and extract what
Saving and Referencing the Output
(2:28) you want from any video, save it later so you can reference it. When I save this, it's easy for me to access, refer back to the video, or just the steps mentioned there to do what I need. Bring your custom GPTs to the page. It will save you time and effort extracting the information