[00:00] The finance niche is currently one of the highest paying niches on YouTube, and faceless creators are taking full advantage of it using nothing but AI tools. This channel right here has less than 20,000 subscribers, and if you just scroll through it,
[00:13] you'd probably say it's some low-effort AI swap channel. But based on public RPM estimates, this nothing special channel could be earning well over $20,000 a month. Not because the views are insane, because the estimated RPM in this niche runs that high.
[00:28] And this isn't some rare exception. New channels like this are popping up every single day, all posting in the same simple format, a couple of short video clips, and the rest is just static images with a voiceover on top. That's it. That's the whole production. Which means this might
[00:43] genuinely be the easiest niche to start in right now, and yet most people still won't do it. Not because it's hard, because they're lazy. So today, I'm breaking down exactly how these creators are doing it. But I'm going a step further. I'll show you how to build these videos from start to finish
[00:57] using one single tool that handles both the creation and the optimization, so you're not stuck bouncing between five different apps trying to piece it all together. And on top of that, repairing it with Claude, which acts as the brain of the entire operation,
[01:10] handling the heavy lifting, and giving the whole system way more power. And I'm not holding anything back here, because everything you need is in this one video. Watch it all the way through, and by the time it's over, you'll have your first faceless finance video ready to go live.
[01:23] No previous experience needed and definitely no thousands of dollars required to get started. So now that you know the entire plan, let's get straight into video creation, starting with the first step, which is initiating the entire system from the ground up.
[01:37] And the system I've put in place is super easy to follow, so make sure to watch closely. Now to start off, open the video resources, which you can find inside my free telegram channel, linked in the description below. Now once you are in, here you will find the Wealth Master System link, which you will need to open.
[01:53] and that link will redirect you to the drive folder that contains the master file, which is basically the entire system. Now as you can see, this master is really detailed, since I have added a lot of important instructions that will help you throughout the entire process,
[02:06] and I'm giving it to you for free. Now with that done, what you need to do is download the master file from here, and then open up Clod, which we will use to run the master. But you can also use ChatGPT if you want, since the master works there as well.
[02:19] Now once you are inside, start by importing the master file that you have just downloaded, because that file will guide you through the entire process from start to finish. So now that the master is imported and everything is set, simply run the command.
[02:32] And just like that, Claude will initiate the master, and you should receive a message saying that everything is initiated. So if you get a reply like I got right here, you are all set. Now with that done, what you need to do next is tell Claude to start, and then run the command.
[02:46] And just like that, Claude will initiate the first step of the process, where it will provide you with a list of potentially high-performing video ideas that are specifically made for the finance niche. Now here's the thing. All of the ideas right here will be based on topics and concepts that have performed well in this niche, giving you a strong list of ideas to choose from.
[03:05] So simply go through the list and choose the one that you like the most. Now with the ideas ready, what you need to do next is choose the idea that you like the most, and then enter the number of that idea into the prompt section below, which in my case is idea number 2.
[03:19] So now that you have chosen a video idea, run the command. And just like that, Claude will now ask you to provide a target voiceover duration, which is basically the length of your video. Now in my case, I will ask it to create a 2 minute script, just so you don't get confused with a longer script.
[03:34] but for a full length video, you can realistically aim for a duration of around 8 to 15 minutes, depending on your topic and how much information you want to cover. So now that you have entered the target duration, run the command, and just like that, Claude will provide you with a full script that is made based on the idea that you have chosen,
[03:51] and the script will be created in a highly engaging style Also it important to know that Claude won just give you a generic robotic script since I have formatted the master with detailed instructions designed to make the script feel more natural and engaging So now that you have created the script what you need to do is
[04:07] copy the entire script from start to finish, and then head over to a tool called S-Ten AI, which is the tool that we will use for the entire process. We are using this tool because it has pretty much every feature that we need to cover the entire video creation process, so we don't
[04:22] have to constantly switch between multiple different tools or spend a lot of money using separate platforms. Now once you are in, start by opening the tool mode where you will find multiple different features that you can use. The feature that we will be using is the audio
[04:35] feature, which basically contains multiple audio tools that you can use to create different kinds of audio. In our case, we need to use the 11 Labs tool, so go ahead and open that one. Now once you are in, the first thing that you need to do is paste the script into the script section right
[04:50] here, while making sure that you haven't pasted any additional text. With that done, now you need to choose a voice by using the voice section right here, where you will find tons of different voices that you can use. In my case, I will use the Liam voice, so feel free to use the same one if you
[05:04] like. So now that everything is set, to create the actual voiceover, click on the generate button below, which will initiate the voiceover creation process. And once it's done, as you can see, we have just created a full voiceover that's ready to go. And to be honest, the entire process was
[05:20] very simple. Now what you need to do is download the voiceover that you have just created, and that's pretty much it. So now that you have created the voiceover, head back into the same Claude session from before, then tell it to continue, and then run the command. And just
[05:33] like that, Claude will now provide you with a full list of every single voiceover line that will be covered with a visual. Basically in my case, there are 58 lines, which means that I will end up with 58 visuals. And this list basically separates every single line, which makes it easier
[05:48] for us to stay organized, and also helps Claude create enough visual prompts to cover the entire video from start to finish. Now with that out of the way, what you need to do next is tell Claude to continue, and then run the command. And just like that, Claude will first provide you with a
[06:02] full list of characters that are included in your video, and then it will proceed by giving you a full list of text-to-image prompts that we will later use to create all of the visuals for the video. Now in my case, I ended up with a list of 58 image prompts, which matches the number of
[06:17] voiceover lines that it gave us before. And this is super important since now we know that we have enough visual prompts to cover the entire video. So now that you have created all of the prompts, what you need to do next is head back into SGN AI, then open the tool mode, and here make sure
[06:31] to open up the image creation feature, which basically contains everything that we need to create high quality visuals. Now to start off, open up the model section, where you will find tons of different popular image models that you can use. In my case, I will use the Nano Banana
[06:46] a 2 model, but you can use any other model that you like, since this is totally up to you. Now with that done, if you scroll down a bit, in the aspect ratio section, you will need to set the aspect ratio to 16 by 9 since we are creating a long form video. And then in the resolution section,
[07:01] you can adjust the resolution of the image, which in my case I will set to 1k since it's more than enough for this workflow. Now with that out of the way, the next thing that you need to do is enter the prompt for the first scene. Basically head back into quad and copy the prompt for the first
[07:15] Then head back into the image creation feature and paste the prompt into the prompt section right here, making sure that you haven't pasted any additional text. So now that everything is set, to generate the image, simply click on the generate button
[07:28] below, which will initiate the image creation process. And once it's done, as you can see, we have just created an image that covers the first part of our script. And as you can see, the image uses a visual style commonly seen in this type of finance
[07:41] content, and in my opinion, this style works pretty well for the finance explainer niche. So now that you know how to create the images, make sure to repeat the same process until you have used every single image prompt that you created Now this process should be pretty straightforward once you get used to it So at the end once you are all done make sure to download every single image that you have created
[08:02] And that's pretty much it for this step. So now that you have created the images, the next thing that you need to do is head back into the same quad session from before, then tell it to continue, and then run the command. And just like that, this time,
[08:15] quad will provide you with a full list of animation prompts that you can use to animate all of the images that you have created. In my case, it provided me with a list of 58 motion prompts, which means I will have enough prompts to animate every single image that I have created, and that is exactly what we
[08:29] need. Now with the prompts ready, open SGinAI, then open the tool mode, and this time open the video creation feature, which we will use to animate the images that we have created. Now to start off, open the model section above, where you will find tons of popular animation
[08:44] models that you can use. It's up to you to choose the model that you want to use, but in my case I will use the precedence model since it's pretty fast and can produce high quality results. Now with the model set, scroll down a bit where you will find multiple different
[08:58] settings. First, open the aspect ratio settings and set the ratio to 16 by 9 since that's the same ratio that we used before. Next, in the duration section, you can choose the duration of your video. Basically, here I recommend setting the
[09:12] duration to around 6 seconds since you honestly won't need videos much longer than that for this type of workflow. Now in the mode settings, here you can use the fast mode to save some time, but I will use the pro mode since I really don't mind sacrificing some speed.
[09:26] As for the resolution settings, here I recommend setting it to 1080p, but you can go with a lower quality if you like. So now that you have adjusted everything, the next thing that you need to do is import the image for the first scene, which is basically the first image
[09:39] that you have created. With that done, head back into the quad session from before and copy the motion prompt for the first scene. Next, head back into the video creation feature and then paste the prompt into the prompt section right here
[09:52] while making sure that you haven't pasted any additional text. So now that everything is set, click on the generate button below which will initiate the video creation process. And once it's done, as you can see, we have just animated the first image for our video.
[10:06] And you can see that the motion is smooth and the video came out looking pretty solid. So now that you know how to animate your images, Let me tell you something important. Basically, you don't necessarily need to animate every single image.
[10:18] I recommend animating around the first five to seven images so that the opening of your video feels more dynamic, and after that, you can continue the video by using the static images, which is what most creators are doing. Now at the end, make sure to download the videos that you have created so far.
[10:32] And with that done, you are now ready to start with the video editing process, where I will show you how to edit the entire video. Now to edit the video, we will use an editing tool called CapCut, so go ahead and open it.
[10:45] Now once you are in, start by importing all of the assets that you have created so far. And to make things easier, you can also label each of the assets so that you know where each one goes. With that done, start by placing the voiceover into the editing timeline below, and then
[10:59] watch closely. Now if this were a video in another niche, we might need to cut some of the bigger gaps from the voiceover to make the pacing more engaging. But since this is an explainer video, we don't necessarily need to change anything in the voiceover, so I will leave this one up to you.
[11:13] Now with that out of the way, what you need to do next is select the video for the first scene, and then place it into the editing timeline below. Next, go through the voiceover, and then based on what's happening there, cut the video so that it matches its own part of the voiceover.
[11:26] Now select the second video, place it right next to the first one, and then in the same way, cut it so that it matches its own part of the voiceover. Now with that done, simply repeat the same steps until you have added all of the videos
[11:38] into the timeline, and in my case you can see that I have added 5 videos in total. Now with the videos in place, select all of the videos, and then make sure to fully remove their volume since we don really need any additional audio that could make our video feel messy So now that the videos are set continue the same process but this time start adding the images into the editing timeline which works in the same exact way and is super easy to do And just to save some time you can see that I have already
[12:04] added all of the assets to my editing timeline, and all of them match their own part of the voiceover, which is exactly what we need. Now that you have added all of the assets, the next thing that you can do is select the last asset in your editing timeline,
[12:17] then open the animation section on the right side and under the out animations you can add the fade out animation which will make the ending of your video feel smoother and a lot cleaner. So now that everything is set, if you want, you can also add background music to your video by using the music section inside
[12:32] CapCut, but this is totally optional. If you plan on doing that, I recommend importing your own background track so that you can choose something that fits the style of your video, but once again, this is totally optional. And with that out of the way, your video is now ready,
[12:47] and you saw just how easy the entire process was. Now to export the video, click on the export button above, and then make sure to export the video by using the same settings that I'm using right here. So now that we have created
[12:59] the entire video, let's finally see how it came out. 647 a.m. You're in the parking lot before your shift, phone screen cracked in the corner. You check the app. Balance, 912. The teller doesn't look up. She stamps your overdraft notice, 34, already
[13:16] applied, and slides it across without a word. That's the part nobody prints on the receipt. At zero, you're a transaction, not a person. So now that you know how to create a video in this niche, let me show you how to optimize it properly so that it has the best possible chance to gain
[13:31] traction. Now to start off, open the same quad session from before, then tell it to continue, and then run the command. And just like that, Claude will now provide you with a set of three thumbnail prompts that you can use to create a thumbnail for your video.
[13:44] And the prompts will be specifically customized based on the topic that you have chosen. Now I have already created the thumbnails and as you can see, they are super engaging and match the style of our video, which is exactly what we need.
[13:56] So now that you have created the thumbnail, head back into Claude, tell it to continue, and then run the command. And just like that, Claude will first provide you with a list of titles that you can use for your video, and all of the titles will be made to fit the vibe and topic of
[14:10] your video. Next, it will also provide you with a full video description that includes relevant keywords, and all of the important elements that you may want to include. Now also, it will provide you with a set of tags that you can use to help YouTube better understand the topic of your video,
[14:24] and all of the tags right here will match the topic of your video, which is also super important. And with that out of the way, now you have all of the optimization elements that you need to upload your video to YouTube, and give it the best possible chance to start gaining traction.
[14:38] And you saw just how easy and streamlined the entire process was. So now that you know how to do everything with the help of Quad, let me show you a way to create a full video and the optimization elements for it by using just one single prompt. Now to do that, if you open SGN AI, here you will
[14:55] find the agent mode, where I recommend using the V2 agent for this workflow. Next, open the video resources, and this time make sure to copy the entire Wealthmaster One prompt system from start to finish. Now if you initiate the prompt by using the agent mode, the agent will handle the video
[15:11] creation process for you based on the instructions inside the prompt, and at the end, it can provide you with a full video along with the optimization elements without you needing to generate every single part manually, which is just amazing. Now this is totally optional, but I just wanted to
[15:26] show you that there is also a more automated way to create these videos. So feel free to test out the workflow and see for yourself which method works better for you. Now you know exactly how to create and optimize videos in the finance niche. From here, it's all about consistency.
[15:41] I've handed you the full workflow, so the rest is on you to put in the work. This model has real potential, but only if you actually put it into action. And as always, keep pushing, and I'll see you in the next one.