Facebook's Original Content Rules and What They Mean for How You Write
Meta updated Facebook's original content guidelines in March 2026: what counts as original, what gets deprioritised, and why the originality test is really a script test.
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The Three-Minute Line on Instagram Reels: How Distribution Decides Your Script Length
Reel length is a distribution decision, not an editing one: what's officially confirmed about length limits, and why three minutes separates reaching new viewers from staying inside your following.
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Seven Common Mistakes in YouTube Video Scripts
Seven structural mistakes that recur in YouTube scripts, with a practical fix for each and a six-point checklist to run before filming.
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Organising a Small Team Around One Channel
Three rules for organising a small content team: one owner per video, writing separated from review, and a single place where the script lives, plus a role-splitting table.
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How to Write a Script for an Interview or Documentary Conversation
An interview script builds the path of the conversation rather than the subject's words: a five-stage structure, rules for phrasing questions, and how to reorder mid-shoot.
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Where Do Content Ideas Come From? Six Practical Sources
Six practical sources of content ideas you can return to on a schedule instead of waiting for inspiration, plus how to filter which ones deserve production.
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Long-Form Scripts vs Short-Form Scripts: Two Structures, Not One Trimmed Down
A short-form script isn't a condensed long-form video: the two structures serve different viewer behaviours. A practical comparison plus how to derive a short clip from a long video.
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Practical Examples of Using Claude with Bardiyah via MCP
Practical examples of what to ask Claude once it's connected to Bardiyah via MCP: reviewing ideas, generating angles, drafting scripts, improving a single card, and reviewing a finished script.
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Bardiyah, Notion, or Google Docs? Choosing a Script-Writing Tool
A practical comparison of Google Docs, Notion, and Bardiyah for writing video scripts: what each does well, what it doesn't, and how to choose based on how you work.
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Voice Notes in Bardiyah: Capture an Idea Before You Lose It
Bardiyah's voice notes feature lets you record an idea in your own voice, inside the idea itself or inside a content card in a script, capturing thoughts the moment they arrive.
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How to Write a Strong Hook for a YouTube Video
A practical guide to writing a YouTube hook: five formats that work, the mistakes that kill a hook, and why the hook should be written last rather than first.
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From Idea to Shoot-Ready Script: The Full Content Journey Inside Bardiyah
A full overview of the content journey in Bardiyah, from the first idea to a shoot-ready script, and how each stage connects to the next without losing context.
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