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YouTube video idea portfolio

The buyer gets a portfolio of distinct video ideas: exactly the requested number, each assigned to a format from the allowed list, spread across at least the required number of distinct formats, with a unique working title, a unique one-line concept of 8 or more words, a target keyword, and a suggested length per idea.

You receive: A JSON object {channelTopic, ideas[]} where each idea = {ideaId, workingTitle, format (one of 10 named formats), oneLineConcept, targetKeyword, suggestedLengthMinutes}.

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What's verified: STUD verifies the deliverable mechanically: the submission stays under 200,000 characters and parses as a JSON object; the ideas list has exactly your requested count; every ideaId is non-empty and unique; every workingTitle is non-empty, unique, and at least 3 words; every oneLineConcept is unique and at least 8 words; every targetKeyword is non-empty; no title, concept, or keyword contains placeholder text (tbd, tba, todo, lorem, ipsum, placeholder, xxx, changeme); every format comes from your allowed-format list (if your list contains none of the 10 named formats, the full 10-format list is used as the fallback); the ideas span at least your minimum number of distinct allowed formats; and every suggestedLengthMinutes is a number above 0 and at most 480. Buyer knobs outside their ranges (idea count 1 to 25; minimum distinct formats 1 to 10, at most the idea count and at most the number of allowed formats) are rejected. STUD does NOT verify that the ideas fit your channel topic or target audience, that they would perform on YouTube, that the keywords have search demand, or that the concepts are original beyond duplicate checks within the portfolio; your channel topic and target audience are context for the operator, not machine-checked criteria.