Bring your audience to DeepStories

Your share kit, the best places to post your link, a simple weekly routine and free tools to make your posts stand out.

Start with the people who already follow you

Your YouTube subscribers, your Discord and your followers on TikTok and Instagram are the fastest audience you have. On DeepStories they can watch your whole series in one place, in their own language, and support you directly.

Use your share kit

Creator space, then Share kit, gives you everything ready to post:

• A tracked link to your profile or to one title: every visit and sign-up it brings is counted for you.
• A QR code for video end screens, posters and live streams.
• A story image made from your poster, for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
• A ready-made line to paste in your YouTube descriptions.

• Tracked link
• QR code
• Story image
• Generated from your poster in one click.

Five places to put your link

• The first line of every YouTube description, before “Show more”.
• A pinned comment under each video.
• Your bio on Instagram, TikTok and X.
• The end screen of each episode: “Watch the full season on DeepStories”.
• Your Discord announcements when a new episode comes out.

Make a teaser people want to click

A good teaser is short, vertical and ends on a question. You are not summarizing the episode: you are selling the feeling of watching it.

• Open on your most striking shot, in the very first second.
• Add one line of text on screen, like “What is behind the gate?”
• Cut before the answer, then put your link in the caption or the comments.
• Use the same sound each week so people recognize your series.

A simple weekly routine

• Release day: publish the episode and post your story image.
• Two days later: post a 15 to 30 second teaser (your best shot, never the ending) on TikTok, Reels and Shorts, with your link.
• Later in the week: ask a question about the episode to get people talking.
• Every week: reply to comments on DeepStories. Viewers come back to creators who answer.

• Day 1
• Release + story image
• Day 3
• 15–30 s teaser
• Day 5
• Ask a question
• Every day
• Reply to comments

Consistency beats volume: one good teaser every week does more than ten posts in a single day.

Invite people and climb

Every friend who joins with your invite link and watches something counts toward your Ambassador badge. The creator who brings the most members each month can be featured on the DeepStories home page. And when you bring another creator, your commission drops to 25% for 3 months.

• Your tracked link shows you which posts bring viewers.
• Put your link where your audience already is: descriptions, bios, end screens.
• One good teaser every week beats ten posts in a single day.

• CapCut: Cut vertical teasers with captions in minutes.
• Canva: Posters, story images and banners from ready templates.
• Metricool: Schedule your posts and see when your audience is online.
• TikTok Creative Center: See trending sounds and hashtags before you post.
• Google Trends: Check which genres and themes people are searching for.
• YouTube Studio: Add end screens, cards and pinned comments to every video.

• Publish your first AI film or series on DeepStories

  From a YouTube video to a title live on DeepStories: connecting your channel, the artwork that gets clicks, and what the team checks before publishing.

• Earn money with your series

  How Fragments work, which episodes to keep free, how to set a fair price, and how to get paid.

• Make viewers binge your series

  The first 30 seconds, cliffhangers, episode length and release rhythm: what keeps people watching episode after episode.

• Read your stats and grow

  Viewers, retention per episode, where your audience comes from: how to read your creator stats and decide what to do next.

• Estimate how much your AI series can earn

  Use the free DeepStories estimator to turn your YouTube views into a realistic revenue forecast, then choose your price and your free episodes.

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