A suitable video – not an invented link.
A language model without research can easily invent a plausible-looking address that leads to an empty page in the finished article. Humboldt searches for a suitable YouTube video for a section and checks the address it finds.
Real research instead of a plausible address.
Humboldt searches the web for a video that fits the section. The address it finds is then checked.
The search query comes from the section, not from the page title.
Research in real results, not from a model's memory.
Only once it has been checked can the address go into the article.
Better nothing than something wrong.
On click, not automatic.
BrandZaps creates images and modules automatically when they are planned. Not videos – and that is deliberate.
A video is a third-party work. It belongs to someone else, makes claims BrandZaps has not checked, and can be deleted later. That is why a person decides.
Own work, created in your brand style.
Third-party work, human approval.
Put the video in the right place.
You drag the video slot from the elements bar to the place in the text where it belongs – even between two paragraphs. Research and decision stay right next to the section the video is meant to support.
Research for exactly this section, address checked.
Search with HumboldtA video that already belongs to your company, you insert yourself.
In the download package, the checked address appears in the text.
A third-party video does not belong in a Word document as a working embed.
An empty placeholder is more honest than an invented link.
Suitable, checked videos in the right place – or an empty slot with a reason.