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title: 'How a Complete Beginner Got Monetized in Just 15 Days Using AI'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=JLuJWqEHovk'
video_id: 'JLuJWqEHovk'
date: 2026-08-09
duration_sec: 623
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# How a Complete Beginner Got Monetized in Just 15 Days Using AI

> Source: [How a Complete Beginner Got Monetized in Just 15 Days Using AI](https://youtube.com/watch?v=JLuJWqEHovk)

## Summary

Stefan, a 23-year-old YouTuber who has built hundreds of channels and earns $30,000–$40,000 per month, shares his strategy for rapidly growing and monetizing faceless YouTube channels. He emphasizes treating YouTube as a marketplace of supply and demand, finding niches with high demand but low supply, and using speed and AI tools to scale quickly. The video walks through his exact process, from niche selection to account warm-up and topic research, with the goal of helping viewers replicate his success.

### Key Points

- **Rapid Monetization Example** [00:02] — A channel was monetized within 3 days of posting its first video, and after posting three videos, it started blowing up and achieved a $100 day immediately after monetization.
- **Creator Credentials** [00:32] — Stefan is 23 years old, has made hundreds of YouTube channels, currently earns $30,000–$40,000 per month, and has made $42,000 with just two videos. He has helped others like Martin ($31,000/month), Sam (monetized in 2 weeks), Antonin (monetized in 20 days), and another student ($24,000/month).
- **YouTube as a Marketplace** [01:29] — YouTube is a marketplace of videos with supply (existing content) and demand (what audiences want to watch). The key is to find a gap between high demand and low supply, which allows channels to blow up quickly.
- **Faceless vs. Personal Brand** [02:12] — Normal YouTubers spend years building personal brands and audience connections. Faceless YouTubers skip this by targeting topics with high demand but low supply, enabling rapid growth.
- **Niche Selection Criteria** [02:52] — Key criteria for a high-demand, low-supply niche: fewer than 5 smaller channels constantly creating content, no channels over 100,000 subscribers, no small channels failing, niche not older than 6 months, ability to create better content, personal interest (or team interest), monetizability, and bonus if long videos can be posted. Perfectionism is discouraged.
- **Speed and Channel Creation** [04:23] — Speed is crucial. Always have channels created in advance. Use AI like ChatGPT to generate logos and other assets quickly. Channel creation should not take long.
- **Warming Up Accounts** [05:08] — Warm up new and aged accounts to increase trust score, which affects how fast YouTube pushes videos. Watch 1–2 hours of content per day, subscribe, like, and comment like a normal user for about 1 week. Always have 1–2 warmed-up channels ready.
- **Finding Video Topics** [06:30] — Supply and demand also apply to video topics. Look for recent outlier videos on competitive channels and trending formats, thumbnail styles, and title structures. Do not copy the most popular videos from competitors, as that leads to failure.
- **Avoiding Oversupply** [07:23] — Use YouTube search to see how many times a topic has been done. If it's been done more than three times without a different angle, find a new topic. YouTube shows videos to hardcore fans first; if they've seen similar content, they won't click unless there's a new angle.
- **Perfect Topic Characteristics** [08:03] — A perfect topic resonates with the audience, is not boring, is posted on time (if timely), and repeats what has worked in the past. Doubling down on proven content can dramatically increase earnings, as shown by a student going from $500 to $30,000 per month in 4 months.
- **Leveraging Negativity and Testing** [09:15] — Humans respond better to negative things, so leverage negativity in topics. For the first ~15 videos, test different topics and content styles to shorten the testing phase. If you repeat the same style 15 times and it fails, those videos are wasted.
- **Final Advice** [09:54] — Always have accounts ready, maintain insane speed, keep niche criteria in mind, and remember supply and demand. Slow creators may not succeed on YouTube.

### Conclusion

The key to rapid YouTube growth is finding high-demand, low-supply niches, moving fast, and testing widely. By treating YouTube as a marketplace and using AI tools, even beginners can achieve monetization and significant income quickly.

## Transcript

within only 3 days, as we can see right in front of us right here. So, on the 15th, first video we posted, then 16th, second video, then third video on the 17th, and then the channel absolutely started blowing up, and we monetized it
quite quickly as well. So, then, you know, once we monetize it, immediately had a $100 day, which is super awesome. And in this video, I'll break down the whole strategy behind this and how you can do the exact same thing. So, if you
don't know who I am, I'm Stefan, 23 years old. I've made hundreds of YouTube channels. Currently still making roundabout 30 to 40,000 dollars a month. at the back, you can also see some of my play buttons. And I've literally made
$42,000 with just two videos. Scale the channel from 0 to $48,000 in just 30 days. And I've helped hundreds of other people do the exact same thing. For example, you Martin's with how to make $31,000 in one single month. Sam
get monetized in 2 weeks. Then here, for example, Antonin got monetized 20 days. And just here, another student, $24,000 a month. And many, many more. Now, if same results, check out the first link in the video description. Book a call
with me, and we'll have a look if we if it's a fit to work together or not. Now, that being said, I would say, let's get right into the video. Now, the first thing we have to understand is, when we're picking a niche, or in
general, on YouTube, everything is supply and demand, right? So, this is probably the most important part when it comes to YouTube automation. Is basically seeing YouTube as a marketplace. All right? Because
that's what YouTube is. It's a marketplace of videos. Now, and just like any other market, YouTube has supply, and it also has demand. Now, what does that actually mean? Now, it means the following. So, what your
demand is, basically, what your audience actually wants to watch, and supply is how much content is there already. So, we have to figure out where can we find a gap between these two things. Now, the good thing is what normal YouTubers do
is not what we do, right? Normal YouTubers take years to build their personal brands, spend years building a connection with their audience, and it takes a lot of time and hard work to build demand around
them. Now, what we do as faceless kind of YouTubers, or luckily with, you know, YouTube automation, we skip this whole process. Instead, what we do is we look for a topic or niche that has high demand, um or that has a lot of demand
but no supply. And this is exactly where you see us blowing up channels this quickly. All right? Now, if we're looking for high demand, low supply niches, we look for this specific criteria right here. And this is
probably the most important checklist or most important criteria of this video. So, make sure you don't to not miss this. Now, number one, there are under five smaller channels creating content in this niche that are constantly
subscribers. This means there's high demand and low supply. As I've already said, once you understand this, YouTube is going to become extremely easy for you, okay? Then, there are no channels with
over 100,000 subscribers. There are no small channels failing. Now, the reason for this is in most cases, if there are a lot of channels with over 100,000 subscribers, firstly, we will not be able to compete against them, and
secondly, there will be so many small channels failing, and there will be so much supply for the demand. So, there won't be a gap anymore, so we won't blow up a channel as quickly anymore. All right? Then, we want to know if the
niche is like want to make sure that the niche is not older than 6 months. I can create better content than my competitors. Now, this can also just be longer content, all right? Then, am I actually interested in this
niche? This is not a must as long as you build a team that actually has interest in that niche. Is the niche monetizable? Otherwise, you can't make any money. And then huge bonus if you can post long videos. Now, very important, this does
not need to be a thousand percent with all niches you find. Otherwise, you will be looking for niches for months and months and months and you won't find anything, all right? Very important not to be too perfectionistic with this.
Now, once we pick a niche, it's all about speed. They are always going to be that takes weeks to go into a niche the first video. Two completely different things, all
right? Now, we need speed and for that, we want to always have some channels created, all right? I'll walk you through this right now, okay? Now, let me just delete this. Boom. This is something that should not take you
the whole channel creation and everything with AI. It's really not that difficult. Like you can go to ChatGPT, ask it to create your logo for that specific channel, and it's going to create you a logo. In most cases, these
logos are actually pretty decent, so try it out yourself, all right? Now, we want to actually go ahead and warm up our YouTube channel. Now, we warm up our accounts to to increase our trust score. Now, the trust score is how much does
the platform actually trust our channel? If the platform does not trust our channel, YouTube is not going to push out our videos as fast as you've just seen. But if YouTube actually trusts our account, it's going to push it out
quicker. Now, how can we increase this? Very easy. What accounts need to be warmed up? So, new account new accounts and aged accounts, all right? Now, how do you actually warm up your account? We use the account as a normal user.
Watch 1 to 2 hours of content per day. We subscribe, like, and comment to different kind of YouTube channels. Very important that we just act as a human. We don't act as a bot, all right? Then we do this for one around about
like 1 week to lower the risk of a low trust score. Now, this does not work 100% of times, all right? But this can actually, you know, increase your trust score, so your videos get pushed out way quicker. Now, a quick note, always have
one to two warmed up channels ready to go in case, again, because we need speed, all right? So, we need speed, and that's why we always want to have accounts warmed up so we can jump into the niches very, very quickly, okay?
Then, what we need is very, very good video topics. So, we don't just want to post videos about any random topics we can think about because we have to keep in mind that there is supply and demand in video topics, all right? So, supply
and demand is not just important in your niche, but also in the video topics you choose. Now, how do you find demand in video topics? You look for recent outlier videos on competitive channels, and you look for recent trending
formats, all right? Thumbnail styles, title structures, all of these things. You want to look for that, all right? Do not copy the most popular videos from competitors because this is literally what everyone
does, and that's why, you know, their videos fail. And if you do it, too, your videos will also fail 1 million percent, all right? Now, how do you actually find supply? You use your YouTube search bar and look for how many
video. If it's been more than If it's been done more than three times, you do and you don't have a different angle to that specific video or for that specific topic, you have to go ahead, and you
have to look for a different kind of video topic, all right? Why? Again, because then there will be too much supply for the demand. Very simple. And you have to keep in mind, YouTube will always show the videos to the hardcore
fans of that niche first. And if they have already seen the video multiple times, they don't have any reason for clicking on your video, except if it follows a different angle and maybe
gives them some new information. Now, how does a perfect topic look like? Okay? A perfect topic is basically a topic that resonates with your audience. So, do they even want to watch this video? You have to ask to yourself, and
yourself when you're asking yourself that question. Some topics sound very interesting, but are super boring, right? So, make sure that your topic is not boring. Then your topic has to be posted on time if it's a
You have to repeat what has done well in the past. We have, for example, a you know, where we just kind of doubled on on what has already worked. And this because you already know what works. So,
double down, double down on the exact thing that works instead of guessing on new topics. All right? We literally took him from making almost, you know, $500 a month or something to $30,000 a month in 4 months just by doubling down on what
Now, what we also want to do is we want to leverage negativity. Why? Because humans respond way better to negative things. All right? Now,
example, with the video topics, with the first the roundabout 15 videos we post, we have something different on every single video we post. Why? Because
that's going to shorten the whole testing phase or the testing new content on your channel. All right? Because Cuz you do the exact same topic or the exact same content style 15 times and it doesn't work and you only start testing
then, then the first 15 videos are basically completely useless. All right? So, that's why we want to test as much as possible from the beginning. We always want to have accounts ready. Want to have insane speed once we find a
niche. This is kind of the thing that's going to differentiate winning from YouTube. If you're very slow, YouTube might not be the best thing for you. Then we want to look at the niche criteria. Want to always keep
in mind that there is supply and demand. And then guys, if you are interested in first link in the video description and let's, you know, blow up your channel to the exact same numbers we see here on the screen. And with that being said, I
the screen. And with that being said, I will see you guys in the next video.