#31
One English word's etymology per day
Language · low saturation · 365-day half-life
Profit score54.7
- Estimated RPM band
- $3.9–$8.8 / 1K views
Evergreen etymology with infinite supply; text-on-screen + AI narration carries; audience overlaps writers and word-nerds.
Score components
- View velocity0.07
- Saturation inverse0.91
- CPM proxy0.14
- AI generability0.90
- Longevity0.90
- Cross-platform portability0.95
- language-learning
- education
- explainer
Production cheat sheet
Fact reel · 22s recommended
Script structure
- Hook
- Open with the counterintuitive claim about One English word's etymology per day that makes the viewer stop scrolling.
- Body
- Single fact, backed by a credible source (text on screen).
- Payoff
- One-line implication that invites a DM-to-a-friend reaction.
Visual sources
- AI-generated: text-on-screen + contextual scene renders
- Stock: travel / cultural b-roll
- Native-speaker audio captures (supplementary)
Voice tone
Friendly teacher cadence, crisp articulation. ElevenLabs 'Rachel' at stability 0.6 / similarity 0.75.
Cross-platform
Publishable unchanged on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels.
Saturation context
Very low saturation; clean opportunity for a new voice.