The brief, tabs 4 to 6: evidence, the title and thumbnail gate, the money plan
The last three tabs make the video show rather than tell, stop it until the title scores, and say how it earns: the call to action, where it leads, and the end-screen goal.
Evidence and proof
Moments where the video shows rather than tells: data, demos, testimonials, visual proof. Here a measured one: this channel's own review winners at 10 and 9 times their normal, which says this audience rewards honest, specific evaluations. Add Proof Moment for more.
The title and thumbnail gate
Gate Not Passed Yet: score the title to 70 or more before production. AI: Score Title grades it; describe the thumbnail and AI: Critique Thumbnail reads it. Every score is kept in Score History. Skip gate exists and says not recommended.
The money plan
Monetisation intent, the end-screen goal, the primary and secondary call to action, the destination URL, and the verbal plan: what you will say in the video. This is what the tracked link and revenue attribution later measure against.
Why it works this way
A video does not pass to production until its title scores, and it declares how it earns before filming, so the revenue that comes back can be attributed to a plan rather than guessed at afterwards.