How to Use BrainTube for Content Creation

The Creator Research-to-Publish Workflow

Phase 1: Research — Save Everything

Throughout the week, save everything relevant:

• Competitor videos (how do they structure content?)
• Expert interviews (what insights can you reference?)
• Articles and threads (what topics are trending?)

Example: Making a video on "how to learn faster." You save:

• 4 TEDx talks about learning techniques
• 3 podcast clips about study methods
• 2 research articles about spaced repetition
• 5 Reddit threads where people share what worked

Phase 2: Analyze — Find the Angle

Use BrainTube to find your unique angle:

• Semantic search: "What do my sources agree on about learning?"
• Knowledge Playground: See which concepts appear across multiple sources
• Highlights: Review your marked key passages

Phase 3: Outline — Use Content Lab

Open Content Lab, select your saved sources, and generate:

• A draft outline based on key themes
• A list of quotes and data points from your sources

Phase 4: Create — With Everything at Your Fingertips

While recording or writing, search BrainTube for specific data points, reference your highlighted quotes, and pull vault clips for examples.