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title: '$7,279 In 25 Days With 1 NEW Faceless YouTube Channel…'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=Zdfa29UZGUc'
video_id: 'Zdfa29UZGUc'
date: 2026-08-18
duration_sec: 836
channel: 'Romayroh'
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# $7,279 In 25 Days With 1 NEW Faceless YouTube Channel…

> Source: [$7,279 In 25 Days With 1 NEW Faceless YouTube Channel…](https://youtube.com/watch?v=Zdfa29UZGUc)

## Summary

The video reveals the creator's strategy for scaling a faceless YouTube channel to over $7,000 in 25 days, emphasizing the importance of micro-niching)Skip, the power of a single viral video, and the minimal AI tools required. The creator also exposes his own channel earnings to build credibility and introduces a low-cost income starter kit.

### Key Points

- **Channel Earnings Exposed** [00:01] — The creator shows a YouTube channel that earned $7,279 in the last 25 days, and another that made $243,000 overall)Skip. He also reveals a channel that earned $34,728 total, with only $2,000 in the last 90 days.
- **Longevity and Track Record** [00:54] — He has been doing YouTube since 2018, with a video from September 2019 about gold and silver pawn stars that got 8.9 million views and paid $66,637. His most viewed video got 9.9 million views.
- **Why He's Sharing This** [02:01] — He wants to be honest and avoid the fake sales pitches he saw from other YouTubers. He's launching a $10 income starter kit bootcamp to make his knowledge accessible, unlike his $37/month group.
- **Micro-Niching is Key** [04:35] — The biggest change in his strategy is choosing a micro-niche. Instead of posting about general health, he focuses on one specific topic like balding, creating every video around that theme.
- **YouTube's Audience-Based Algorithm** [05:57] — YouTube's algorithm is now more audience-based and pattern-wise, building profiles on users. This makes micro-niching even more important to align with viewer patterns.
- **The Goal: One Viral Video** [06:24] — To make $7,200 a month, you need about 993,000 views. With 30 days in a month, you have 30 tries to get one video that hits that number, or a few that get 400k+ views each.
- **Top Videos Carry the Channel** [07:48] — In a 90-day period, the top four videos on one channel made up almost all the revenue. Only $239 came from all other videos combined, showing that a few hits can carry the channel.
- **Stop Following the Crowd** [08:43] — Instead of following popular niches like celebrity news, he suggests finding untapped niches. He created a country music niche before it became popular, and it worked instantly.
- **Undiscovered Niches** [09:46] — He lists several niches with no faceless channels: divorce advice, wedding planning, adult children caring for aging parents, and adoption journeys. These are everyday topics with huge audiences.
- **Minimal AI Tools Needed** [12:36] — You only need VidIQ for SEO tags and competitor lists, 11 Labs for audio, and ChatGPT for scripts. For editing, CapCut is free, or you can hire a freelancer on Fiverr or Upwork for $20-25 per video.

### Conclusion

The core takeaway is that success on YouTube comes from picking a specific, underserved niche and consistently posting, relying on a few viral videos to carry the channel. With minimal AI tools and a focus on authenticity, anyone can start a faceless channel and potentially earn significant income.

## Transcript

In the last 25 days, this YouTube channel here has paid me $7,279. And if I switch this into the last 90 days, you can see that the channel was completely dead. Now, wait, before I get any accusations that I changed the
this is actually USD. If I go down to settings, you can see it's already in USD, but if I change this to Uruguayan pesos, and I click save, you can see $291,000. But yeah, if I go back down to settings,
switch this back to USD, click save, you can see that it changes to $7,281. Cool. Cool. But I also have this YouTube channel here that's made $243,000.
days, you can tell that I stopped posting. I kind of rebranded here. Made about 700 bucks. Nothing too crazy. But the reason I'm showing you this YouTube channel is so I can show you how long I've been doing this. For example, in
September 13th of 2019, I posted this YouTube video here. It was about the gold and silver pawn stars. This video got 8.9 million views and that paid me $66,637. But the most viewed video on this
YouTube channel is this one here. It got 9.9 million views and that paid me Now, very quickly, I'm also going to go down to settings, show its USD, change it to Ugandan shillings. Um, it changes
to that. So, if I go back to settings, USD, change it to 69K. I'm going to refresh the profile, and you can see that it stays at 69K. And I guess now this YouTube channel, which is not as impressive as the others. It's only made
34,728. If I switch this to the last 90 days, it's only made 2,000 bucks. Again, same situation as the last YouTube channel. Stop posting on it. Some rebranding going on, but yeah, you get it. So, why
did I just expose some of my YouTube channels? Reason number one is because these YouTube channels, I mean, they're pretty much dead, so it doesn't really I want to try something new. You know, before I saw success on YouTube, I would
I didn't learn a single [ __ ] thing from them because it was always sales pitches. It was like painful. I never believed a single person I saw. But when I would watch those videos, dude, it just always seems so fake, right? They
don't talk to you like like people. They all have like this fake salesman were walking on the street and I asked you what you did, you wouldn't [ __ ] talk to me like you're trying to sell me a Chevy, you know? So, I would sit there
don't even they don't even look real. So, in my head, I was like, if you they were just honest about what they wanted. If they wanted to sell a course, cool. But they got to be straight up about it. And especially nowadays, it's 2025. What
here and talk to you like you're stupid or speak to you in a sales way where I'm kind of like like I position myself above you. I want to speak with you to try that theory, right? I already showed you guys some of my results and
it's kind of the main reason why I'm making these videos. And very quickly, I've been doing YouTube since 2018. I never dropped a course. I never did a thought it was cringe. But as years passed by, I would see a bunch of
like making a [ __ ] ton of money from it. And I'm like, "Okay, [ __ ] these guys. one of the highest paid in the YouTube automation community. Why don't I just do it for 10 bucks? And that's what I did. Now, very quickly, if you don't
ahead and click here and that'll take you to the actual video. But for those what's in my school community. So, as you know, I've always had the $37 a month group. This is where I go live two times a week. You get 75 videos plus
stuff. But I want to try something new, Income starter kit, which is only $10 a boot camp. And as you can see here,
getting new videos. In total, you're going to be receiving about 20 videos per month until the 16 week is over, but you also have the option to unlock case studies and the live recording calls from the VFI community. Keep in mind,
I just wanted to make this a little bit more accessible. So, yeah, if you want in the description of this video and in the pin comments. And also, don't worry the link's going to be here in the about page. As you can tell, I haven't even
anyways, let's go ahead and get started. Quick disclaimer, what I'm about to teach you, not just in my school communities, but in this video, is just a a how to get rich quick or anything like that. This is just literally what I
do. You know, I I can sit here and argue with with some of you all day about like I don't know what to tell you. That's just what I do. So, keep that in mind. All right. But anyways, how did I scale that YouTube channel to over $7,000 in
just 25 days? Well, the first thing is choosing a micro niche. I think this has been the biggest change that I've done in the last few years when it comes to already know, there are multiple niches on YouTube. One niche would be the
health niche. A second niche would be celebrity news. A third niche would be movie recaps. Each one is their own niche. But where I saw the most success example, the health niche. This is a very popular niche right now with
just start posting videos about health in general. I wouldn't do one upload about vitamins, then my second upload is about muscle pain or joint pain, line about random [ __ ] What I saw the most success in, though, is choosing one
topic and sticking to that. For example, I'm going to be going into the health balding. You know, people that are losing their hair. So, every single video would be about how to prevent balding, vitamins for balding, you know,
to sit here and [ __ ] think of video titles, but you get the point. If I was going to go into the movie recap niche, I would just do horror movies or I would every single movie. I wouldn't drop, you know, [ __ ] World War Z and then
Inside Out, you know, back to back. It would be super strategic in the way that changes that have been happening with YouTube, especially in the algorithm, everything is more audience-based. It's more uh pattern-wise. Again, I said this
last video. I'm pretty sure YouTube built profiles on everybody using seen your algorithm be way more accurate, like scary detailed. That's also this wasn't announced, but it was very obvious. I I'll link a video here
my theory, you know, is is pretty close and and correct because I've been moving So, I think out of everything I'm going to say in this video, and if you watch hundreds of videos after this, micro niching should for sure be in the top
going to get out of any of these videos. Now, the next thing is the goal worked with thousands of people. And I've got the most positive feedback off say. And that'll mean like motivation, consistency, all that, right? I'm 25
older than me. I'm the last person that you want to hear life advice from. But comes to YouTube. And I'm using this YouTube channel as an example. If you want to make $7,200 a month on YouTube, a successful YouTube channel is not just
a YouTube channel that gets a million views per video, right? If if a YouTube channel posts every single day, they get 100K, 200K every single upload. Yes, [ __ ] But that's not the definition because you just need one video to work.
That's all you need. Just one video. And if we use these numbers, right, if we base oursel off of these numbers, if you want to make $7,200 on YouTube, you need to get 993,000 views. Again, this is just an example
everyone's going to have the same results or RPM, but my point is there's 30 days in the month of September. If you post every single day, that means that you have 30 tries. You have 30 tries to either get one video that gets
993,000 views or two videos that get over 400k views or nine videos that get life example from another one of my YouTube channels. And we're going to use this one. In the last 90 days, this YouTube channel has posted over 40
videos and it's made $2,63. And here you can see the monthlies, right? From when we took a pause, how much the channel was making to when we what the revenue was. But if we scroll down and we see the last 90 days and how
much each video made, that means the top four performing videos on this YouTube channel made up almost all of the revenue. And I just did the math. Only $239 out of the last 90 days came from all of
here made a dollar in the last 90 days. This one did $2. This one did $3. You know, whatever. But these four videos here literally carried this channel in You know, not every video is going to hit, and that's okay. But you have 30
tries every single month, unless it's February, but now with this YouTube essentially created a brand new niche, which is why I'm seeing so much success, right? I'm making videos tailoring to an audience that wasn't paid attention to.
And this takes me to my next point, which is stop following what everyone [ __ ] whatever I say when I when I give you guys advice on niches. You know, yes, we know celebrity news, WNBA, old Hollywood, those have been the top three
been starting niches. Like in my school community, I did a full case study where I got an idea of a niche, which was country music. Now, you see it all over the place. If you search up Toby Keith
artists, you're going to see that now the first one to do it, right? I always did celebrity news about rappers, Hollywood artists, and I said to myself, "Wow, no one's doing it with country
music. Why? That's so weird. So, I did it and it instantly worked. And if you going to be in the description. But I documented everything, including when I got the idea. Now, this YouTube channel that's made $7,000 in the last 25 days,
reveal it yet, but I am eventually going to reveal it in the community. Now, YouTube automation is very young, and most of the people that are doing it are old. I'm considered one of the older guys, which means that there is not
enough content that is tailoring to millennials and, you know, just older people in general. So, one of the niches that I know don't exist, but could be very good is the divorce niche. You can search, dude. I've already looked. It
YouTube channel about women, you can make videos like, "Don't sign that settlement agreement until you watch this." Seven hidden assets husbands hope you never find. Ex divorce lawyer warns never accept this custody clause. Right?
perspective. This is just navigating divorce in general. For men, don't move out of the house yet until you watch this. Stages pull these father rights. Act before July 1st. Five hidden depths wives stick men with after divorce. You
things here in the US. How is there not a YouTube channel for that, dude? It another example. Couples planning weddings. That doesn't exist. Yes, where it's someone showing their face. It's more personality. They're kind of
selling a service. But if you do it completely faceless and it's video titles like eight hidden rental fees that blow up wedding budgets, don't sign that venue contract until you watch this cancellation clause. Explanner warns,
never let the DJ use this outlet. You know, just random [ __ ] like that. It doesn't exist, man. There's not a niche for adult children caring for aging parents. You know, don't sign that nursing home contract until you watch
this. You know, five caregiver scams targeting adult children. You know, adoption journey. Don't start your adoption home study until you watch this seven hidden adoption fees agencies hope you never discover. There's so many
niches, dude. A lot of you guys just beg for a list of niches and you're like, You can do anything. Everyone is focusing on the same [ __ ] You guys stuck with everyone else. There's a lot of people doing the health niche.
motivation. YouTube automation is still very young. If you're older, you have the upper hand because you know exactly niches I just shared with you, they're very basic. They're they're in the
everyday lives of a lot of people. Yet, there is not a single YouTube channel doing it. So, when it comes to niches, I'm not saying follow your passion or whatever you love. I'm saying do what hasn't been done because nothing has
knows. You know, those same niches, celebrity news, WNBA, we talk about it The sky is a limit right now. And with all of these AI tools, it is now easier than ever to hop into these. for this YouTube channel, the one that's blowing
[ __ ] video. We're talking about something that is completely far from to reveal the niche, but it's not in my world. I've had no experiences. I've had no memories. I have no idea what's going on. But just because nobody else did it,
sitting here fishing, there's no faceless channel for fishing. There's no faceless channel for hunting. you know, seven best locations to hunt or, you know, rules you didn't know about hunting, licenses you need, state laws
hunting season is coming, here's, you know, this information. Dude, there is thing I want to talk about is the production process, right? What AI tools do you need? 99% of the [ __ ] you see on YouTube with all of these tools,
[ __ ] You do not need any of those, right? And here's the only thing you need, and this is not sponsored, okay? I this is not sponsored by anyone. You this is not sponsored by anyone. You just need Vid IQ, 11 Labs, and Chat JBT.
those AI softwares that are like, "Oh, you put a prompt here and it's going to make a full AI video for you." That's cool and all, but it's kind of [ __ ] If you really use it for? You know, AI video YouTube shorts is already kind of
cooked. It just became too accessible. Chad GBT for the script, 11 Labs for the audio. Vid IQ is the best one to get SEO tags and also make a list of competitors. There's literally nothing else that you need for editing. Cap Cut.
It's free. Premier Pro is what I use. You can also go on fiverr.com or upwork and hire a freelancer for like 20 25 bucks to edit a video for you. You can background music. You know, all of this stuff, I have detailed tutorials in my
all you need. And everything else that you see out there nowadays, though it's cool, there's not really a function for it yet because it got oversaturated very, very fast. I think that's all I had to say. Have a good day.