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This faceless YouTube channel paid me $10,131 in just 19 days.
Learn how Romayroh made $31,364 in 90 days with faceless YouTube automation using ghost niches and AI-driven scripts.
Key Takeaways
- Faceless YouTube channels in underexplored niches can generate significant revenue quickly.
- Using advanced AI tools with a structured multi-step process improves script quality and reduces risk of demonetization.
- Humanizing AI-generated scripts is crucial to avoid YouTube penalties for inauthentic content.
- Claude AI with the Opus 4.6 model is recommended for best research and script writing results.
- Joining a supportive community with tutorials and blueprints can accelerate success in YouTube automation.
What the video covers
- Romayroh earned over $31,000 in 90 days from four faceless YouTube channels focusing on unique 'ghost niches' like gas prices, factory shutdowns, real estate, and farming.
- The highest earning channel about gas prices generated $10,131 in 19 days with 3.2 million views and 4,700+ subscribers.
- He uses AI tools, specifically Claude with the Opus 4.6 model, to research, generate, and humanize video scripts.
- The video explains a four-step script writing process: news research, topic research, script writing, and humanizing AI-generated content to avoid demonetization.
- Romayroh emphasizes the importance of structured prompting and avoiding generic AI scripts to prevent YouTube penalties.
- He shares his exact AI prompt and encourages viewers to like and subscribe in exchange for access.
- Romayroh critiques other AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini, recommending Claude as the best for script writing and research.
- He highlights the value of his YouTube community 'Views for Income' offering blueprints, tutorials, and support for faceless channel success.
- The approach focuses on niches with little competition where no real creators are active, leveraging AI to fill content gaps.
- Romayroh has been doing YouTube automation since 2018 and has earned over $2 million in ad revenue across all channels.
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And all I did was post videos about gas prices.
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Which, you know, it sounds stupid.
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Uh, but that stupid idea got 3.2 million views, 203 hours of watch time, and over 4,700 subscribers.
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And the highest viewed video on this channel got 745,000 views, and that paid me $2,726.48 with an RPM of $3.66.
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So, in this video, I'm going to teach you how to do this yourself.
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If you don't know who I am, my name is Romayroh, I've been doing YouTube automation since 2018.
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Across all of my YouTube channels, I've made over $2 million in just YouTube ad revenue.
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But anyways, before we start, I need to explain to you how this works, okay, because I do YouTube automation completely different than everyone else.
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And that's because I approach ghost niches, I don't do what everyone else is doing, right?
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I used to, I used to be in celebrity news, top 10 TV shows, and don't get me wrong, those niches do work, yes.
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But, let me show you this.
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Since I started this YouTube channel about gas prices, I said, cool.
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Now let's do it about factory shutting down.
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Launched a YouTube channel, and in eight days, the channel made $2,439.
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Anyways, since that worked, we were like, cool.
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Let's implement that into our real estate channel.
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In 90 days, that channel made $14,687.
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And finally, I said, okay, cool, let's get weirder.
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Let's do farming and agriculture.
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That channel ended up making $4,107 in ad revenue.
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So in total, with this strategy, in 90 days, and four different YouTube channels, I made over $30,000.
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And this is going to piss off a lot of people.
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But yes, I, I used AI to make these videos.
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Sue me.
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I know there's like a huge wave of people that just like bitching about AI.
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Which, by the way, nobody was making content in these niches, right?
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It was a ghost niche.
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You know, these AI videos are taking from real creators that show their face.
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Fuck you.
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No real creators were making videos in these niches, okay?
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So go, go cry somewhere else.
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Anyways.
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Let me show you guys exactly how to do this.
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And we're going to use the gas YouTube channel as an example.
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The first step is we need to find real, reliable news about gas, and gas prices.
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And for that, I'm going to do something super clutch.
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I'm going to give you my actual prompt, the one that I use for the channel.
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And in return, all I ask is that you like and subscribe to the channel.
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I feel like that's a fair trade-off.
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Anyways, this is the prompt right here.
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Yes, you're going to have access to this for free.
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But first, let me show you how it works, okay?
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Because it's not just copy-paste and hope for the best.
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There is a structure to this.
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Because for script writing, it is a four-step process.
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This is also something a lot of beginners fuck up on.
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Their prompts to write scripts are super basic, and that ends up getting demonetized, terminated, or they just get completely shadow banned.
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So, if you're someone that doesn't take prompting seriously, pay attention, okay?
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Just give me two minutes, bro.
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Anyways, what you're going to see on the doc is this right here.
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You're going to start, obviously, on step number one.
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And the first thing you're going to do is edit these two things here, which is the start date and the end date.
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Which is going to limit the amount of irrelevant news we're going to get.
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I want news from March 1st to March 22nd.
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Once I do that, I'm going to copy the entire thing.
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And then I'm going to open up Claude.
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Yes, you can use Gemini, you can use ChatGPT.
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But they suck, okay?
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Claude is 100% the best script writing and research AI tool that there is out there.
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There's nothing better.
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And it's even better if you use the Opus 4.6 model.
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Which, yes, okay, it's the most expensive, but it's the smartest.
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Now, if you're cheap, you can also use Sonnet 4.6.
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Or if you scroll down to models, you can use Opus 4.5.
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But if you want the best results, Opus 4.6 is what you want to use.
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Anyways, we're going to go ahead and paste the, uh, part one of the prompt.
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And then we're going to wait.
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And there we go.
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Claude is now providing me with 20 video topics based on news and current events that are happening in the gas world.
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For example, state watchdog investigating stations for price gouging.
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It's kind of crazy.
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So, once you find whatever video idea it is that you want to do.
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Go back to the prompt, go to step two.
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And then right here in bold, you're going to see video topic here.
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Well, you're just going to erase that and put in that video topic or title that you got from Claude.
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And then you're just going to copy the entire thing.
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And go back to Claude and just paste it.
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And what this prompt is going to do is research on the actual topic of, you know, whatever the investigation is with these, uh, gas stations.
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Now, this is where everyone messes up.
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No one does research about a topic.
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People assume that AI knows everything.
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Which, yes, I mean, it, it does, but it has to be told to search for specific information.
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So this prompt right here, which is step two, is instructing Claude to collect all of the information about the topic.
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Cool.
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And there we go.
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Looks like, uh, Claude just collected a shit ton of information here for me.
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You can go through it if you want.
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I don't really care.
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I'm just going to go back to the doc, I'm going to click on step three, which is script writing.
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I'm going to copy and paste the entire thing and just give it to Claude.
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Super complicated sheet here, boys.
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As you can see, Claude is cooking.
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But he's cooking trash.
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Because there is still one more step in this.
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And that's step four, which is humanizing.
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Here's another thing a lot of people fuck up on.
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Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, it doesn't matter what you use, it automatically uses phrases and wording that have clear AI fingerprints.
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Now, what AI fingerprints are are essentially breadcrumbs, right, or like evidence that you're using AI to write your scripts.
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Which is fine, but YouTube also has their own AI system.
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That reviews and scans scripts, and if it finds too many AI fingerprints or it can predict what you're going to say next.
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Then you run the risk of getting demonetized or terminated for inauthentic content.
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Claude did write the entire script for me, it's for at least a 10-minute script.
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But without looking at it, I'm just going to go to step number four, which is humanize, and I'm going to copy-paste the entire thing into Claude.
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Now we just wait.
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And there we go.
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Just like that, took me about five minutes.
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This should be a 10-minute script that is very well researched, very well written, and it's kind of like a journalist hit piece.
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You know, it's very professional.
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It's not a typical YouTube script, okay?
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So from here, we would click copy on the top right.
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Then we would open up a clean Google Doc.
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We're going to paste that here, and we can just review it now.
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We read it, switch some things, change the wording.
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Now, if you want my four-step prompt, you can click the link in the description or in the pinned comment.
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You're going to see the Google Doc link somewhere in the about page here.
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Which coincidentally, it is the perfect opportunity to check out my school community.
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Where you can learn exactly how I've made over $2 million doing faceless YouTube channels.
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And find more prompts exactly like the one I just gave you.
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Do you guys like that one?
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That was pretty sneaky, huh?
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But in all seriousness, though, I am the owner of Views for Income.
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Which is one of the biggest YouTube communities in the world.
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And the reason for that is because when you join, you get a shit ton of things.
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Number one, a blueprint step by step.
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And this is for someone that's a fast learner, they don't like watching videos, they just want to see everything from A to Z as fast as possible.
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That's going to be here.
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If you go into the tutorial vault, you're going to see over 80 plus video tutorials.
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Where I teach you everything.
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For example, setting up your channel, choosing your niche, finding video ideas, writing scripts, audios and voiceovers, editing tutorials, thumbnail tutorials, uploading and optimizing.
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Pretty much my entire workflow.
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But that's not it, because I also give you a list of hand-picked niches.
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And these niches are not just a random list of like a thousand, okay?
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There's at least like 25 in here.
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And the ones in this list are proven to work.
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Either I've done them myself or other members of the community have succeeded in them.
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You also get free thumbnail PNGs.
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You get to watch me launch these channels from scratch and see exactly what I did.
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And as you can see by some of the thumbnails here, I look rough.
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Sometimes we struggled, okay?
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But I show everything, the wins and the fails that I've had.
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And all the way at the bottom, you can also find a module where you can hire my personal editing team.
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And download free background music.
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But the best part is that I go live every single week.
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This is where I speak with you guys directly, answer any questions, review channels.
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And sometimes, these calls can take four hours.
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It just depends how many people join, how many questions I get.
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All of that.
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And yes, these live calls are recorded.
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You can actually find them here.
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It's a lot.
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Okay, it's a lot of live calls.
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So, yeah, it's, you could see why it's one of the biggest school communities.
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We don't fuck around.
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Yeah, I mean, like, for example, if we go to the wins post, we can see Ryan Dang here.
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Last 90 days, he's gotten 2.5 million views, and that's paid him $15,353.
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Rally Agramonte here, after failing with seven YouTube channels, he was finally monetized 24 days ago.
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Making $1,920 with 840,000 views.
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We have a very famous member in the community, his name is Marcos Vinicius.
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In the last 30 days, he created six YouTube channels, and four of them are already monetized.
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And he dropped the screenshots as proof here.
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You can see each channel there has made a few hundred bucks.
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But yeah, you get the point, right?
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If I scroll all the way down, you can see that there is 672 wins in the community.
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In December of 2025, I sat down and I counted every single win/testimonial in the community.
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It took me about two hours, but in the edited footage, it's 31 minutes.
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And it showed that members of the community generated over 184 million views and made a total of $556,452 in ad revenue.
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Now, it could have been more, but that's all I was able to see in the posts and verify myself.
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But yeah, again, the link is going to be in the description of this video or in the pinned comment.
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You can go ahead and check it out if you want.
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Now, it's very important that I mention that results are not guaranteed.
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Yes, I do have a lot of members of my community that got results.
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But there's also a lot of members that got no results.
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At the end of the day, it's completely up to you and how much work you put in.
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And how creative you get.
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And I'm not going to bullshit you.
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If you do join my community, just know that results are not guaranteed.
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I can only teach you the way I did it.
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But anyways, let's get back to the video.
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So after you review the script, you made changes to it, and you're fully happy with it.
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The next step of video production is to create the voiceover.
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And for that, we're going to use AI.
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Primarily, Eleven Labs.
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Now, everyone should be familiar with Eleven Labs.
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But if you're not, the link to use it is going to be in the description, go ahead and create an account.
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Once you create an account, you're going to see this.
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From here, what you're going to do is click on voices.
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From here, we can see a huge list of voices, okay?
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All you have to do is hover over it, click play.
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And you'll be able to hear a little sample of the voice.
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Now, wait, before you pick a voice, hear me out.
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There's this theory going around, and I actually believe it.
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So, Eleven Labs has tiers in their voices.
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Meaning that these four audios here with the little black check mark are high-quality voices, which means that it costs more to use compared to others without the check mark.
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Now, the theory is that YouTube is more likely to demonetize or hit your channel with inauthentic content for using a cheaper voice.
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It's not confirmed, but from a business standpoint, it makes sense for YouTube to treat it this way.
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So I recommend that you choose a high-quality voice.
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Now, the one I use for the gas station channel.
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I think it's.
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So anyways, let's, let's listen to these voices and pick one.
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What?
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Sharing kindness is.
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Darkness.
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Life on these.
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The courage to.
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Life on these streets ain't easy, mate.
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That voice is badass.
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I'm going to be going with Rob.
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Now, obviously, you want to pick a serious voice, you know, something, something that matches the niche.
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I'm just fucking around.
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So, once you find the voice you like, again, I'm going to go with Rob.
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You're going to go to the right side and click on the plus sign that says add to my voices.
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Once you do that, it's going to load for a second.
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And then you're going to click on use voice.
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That's going to take you here.
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On the right side, you can see that you can adjust settings of, of the voice, like make it faster, stability, similar, the style exaggeration.
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I'm just going to leave that for now, go back to my script and copy the first three paragraphs.
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And I'm going to go back to Eleven Labs and paste it right here in the center.
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Now, you can add more of your script.
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But I like doing little by little.
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And that's because, depending on the voice you choose, it might start going a little bit crazy if you give it too much to read.
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So once you put, you know, those few paragraphs, you're going to click on generate speech.
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Let's hear it.
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On March 20th, the Division of Petroleum Market Oversight, an independent agency within the California Energy Commission, issued an enforcement bulletin confirming that a limited number of gas stations across the state are charging more than seven, and in some cases more than eight dollars per gallon.
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Yeah, not bad.
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So if you're happy with the voiceover and you're happy with what it generated.
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You're going to go down here to the bottom right, and you're just going to click on download.
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You're going to see the little pop-up up here that it's in your Chrome downloads.
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Then we delete the center.
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Go back to our script and copy-paste the next few paragraphs back into Eleven Labs.
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And you do that over and over until the script is fully done.
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So, okay, you know the niche.
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You know exactly how to write the script.
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And you know exactly how to create the voiceover.
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The next step is editing.
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Now, this is my least favorite one.
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I hate editing.
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In, in other videos on this channel, um, when I reveal one of my niches, I always skip the editing tutorial.
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Because it's the worst.
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It takes a very long time.
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Now, I'm not saying editing takes a very long time.
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But explaining it and having you understand the concept, you're going to have to pay me 37 bucks, bro.
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You can, you can either go, go on YouTube and get a tutorial from someone else.
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But I'm not doing it.
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Fuck that.
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I've been doing this shit way too long to be sitting here and editing, bro.
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If you feel the same way, I'm going to give you some solutions, okay?
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Solution number one is to go to fiverr.com.
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And this is where you can hire freelancers from all over the world to work for you.
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So if you go to Fiverr and you create an account.
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Up here at the top, you're going to see this little search bar.
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Click on that and type in video editor.
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From here, you're going to see a bunch of different editors.
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Now, some of them have completely lost their minds.
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Like, I don't want to call any of them out, but there's some here that charge $80 per minute.
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If you like my videos and the style of editing of my videos, you are not going to pay $80, okay?
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That is insane.
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So, we need to refine the search, okay?
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Let's do YouTube automation.
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There we go.
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Much better, $25, $15.
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This guy's doing $5.
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Let's click this guy.
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$25.
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Look at this guy, I will do top 10 faceless videos.
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YouTube automation, faceless video editing.
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Okay, cool.
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Now, you're going to have to reach out to these guys, right?
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You click on any of these profiles.
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Now, what a lot of these guys do is that they package it together.
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For example, this guy is charging $47.50, and he will do an 8 to 10-minute video with an engaging script, voiceover, and thumbnail.
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We already did the script and the voiceover.
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And that took us 10 minutes.
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And I don't know about you, but I don't know if I would trust these guys.
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And I'm not talking shit about this guy, right?
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I'm, I'm not at all.
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I'm just saying, personally, I think I got it.
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So what you're going to do is click contact me here at the bottom right.
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And what you're going to say is, hey, bro, I have a 10-minute video that needs editing only, I do not need the script, voiceover, and thumbnail.
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What is the custom price you can give me?
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So, of course, he should be giving you a pretty extensive discount.
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Because he's not going to be doing the script, voiceover, or thumbnail.
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I would say that for a 10-minute video, you should not pay more than $25.
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But also, you shouldn't expect Michael Bay level quality of editing, okay?
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Just a normal video, add some transitions, add some filters, whatever.
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Maybe one or two animations here and there, cool.
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$25 a pop.
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Let's do it.
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Again, that's option one.
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But option two is doing it yourself.
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And for that, you can use CapCut, Adobe Premiere Pro, a lot of different things.
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And it's not that hard, okay?
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Editing sounds scary, yes, it could be time-consuming depending on what you're making.
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But it's not really hard.
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And for this niche in specific, editing couldn't be easier.
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Now, option three is my school community.
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My actual personal editing team.
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If you join the group, you can reach out to them, and they will do 20 videos a month for $350.
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Which if you do the math compared to the other guy on Fiverr, saying that we can get him down to $25 per edit, you would be paying $500 for 20 videos.
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Here in the community, you have a fully trained team, they already know exactly what to do.
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They edit my videos, $350 a month.
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Again, if you don't have a budget like that, fully understandable.
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Just do it yourself.
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It's not hard.
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But moving on to the last step of production, that is the thumbnail.
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Which honestly, it's probably easier than making the script.
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Especially nowadays, there's a shit ton of AI tools you can use.
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I have my own called VidNinjas.
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But there's multiple options out there, okay?
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All right, I'm going to be honest.
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I was going to do a thumbnail tutorial, but I feel like this video is already going to be super long.
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It's really hot in my office.
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So I think I'm going to end it here.
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Again, if you want to learn more about YouTube, you can click the link in the description or in my pinned comment.
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Check out my school community.
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If you don't give a shit, sounds good.
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I'll be posting probably next week.
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And, you know, probably then I'll, I'll have a thumbnail tutorial.
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And editing.
Topics:YouTube automationfaceless YouTube channelsghost nichesAI script writingClaude AIYouTube monetizationYouTube ad revenuefaceless contentYouTube growth strategyViews for Income
