[00:01] how I made gpt chat create a successful YouTube channel for me. Let's go, and first I will tell you very briefly if you suddenly don't know what gbt chat is. It is an artificial intelligence that learns using machine learning
[00:15] and, in theory, absorbs information from all over the world and can operate it in the moment when you interact with this neural network. gpt chat is probably the most promoted aerial network at the moment, which has a huge
[00:29] number of users all over the world from Russia, you can't just register there. But if anyone is interested, leave a comment under this video on where
[00:42] I publish short posts in summary. How to register in gpt chat for 90 rubles. 90 rubles in the sense that you will need to pay for a virtual number, not me, I need to pay much more. So I had an idea. Let gpt chat
[00:59] create a successful American YouTube channel for me to earn more earn more money. I need more gold. Well, a good idea, so the first thing I asked him was, " Tell me, American, and you say..."
[01:13] In Russian Well, I established contact, so to speak, to interact with gpt now on a Yes, he answered me yes, I can speak Russian How should I help you? I should have added the owner at the very beginning, I pretended to be a hose and asked him
[01:30] What does it take to become popular on YouTube He answered me with a whole weighty list of what needs to be done in order to become successful and popular on YouTube, but this is all theory in principle Perhaps you know Perhaps you
[01:44] don’t know it He noted that this is the quality of content, the regularity of publication Let’s agree with all this Channel promotion is necessary to promote the channel But this is oil, that is, naturally, it is necessary to promote the channel except for this one of
[01:57] mine, which I do not promote, but cooperation with other bloggers Well, you still need to look for other bloggers with whom you want to collaborate Audience analysis trends Yes, everything is correct, analytics, and once a day,
[02:12] will be given trends in the recommendations, interaction with the audience Naturally, yes, I respond to every comment And even if you write a hundred comments under this video, which is unrealistic, I will respond to each
[02:28] Yes, originality is important, creating unique content is debatable, but let’s say  Yes, although in fact, Vlad, paper, or I don't know, Ivan Gai, prove the opposite. Originality on YouTube. Sometimes it's better to be a little
[02:44] unoriginal, and then you'll have success. The ability to promote yourself, and the eighth point, its essence boils down to the fact that you need to do clickbait, bright previews, attract attention. Okay, I completely agree with this. We need to take it on
[02:57] board. We need to move on so that the gpt chat can work for us. But before that, I decided to go from behind, so to speak, to apply tactics, and I thought. If the gpt chat is
[03:09] not a Russian network, and YouTube, in theory, is also controlled by a neural network, and the YouTube neural network raises videos in recommendations, pour in as much traffic as it needs. How much does it need for this neural network, then maybe one neural network will lay down another neural network and
[03:26] tell you about the principles and work. That's why I asked directly. What do you think? The YouTube algorithm is not a Russian network, and it began to answer me. What? Yes, this is not to dispel began to answer me. What? Yes, this is not to dispel blah-blah-blah. They announced it in 2016. In
[03:40] general, the essence boils down to the fact that  There is a neural network, there is machine learning, there is a recommendation system, in general, everything works together, but the neural network is present in the YouTube algorithm when I asked him the following question that has been interesting to me for a long time.
[03:53] By the way, there will be a separate long video on this topic, but I decided to ask but I decided to ask a little in advance and ask gpt, the all- seeing big brother. What happens on YouTube? When, say, two
[04:05] identical videos are uploaded, but one of them gets zero views, the other a million. Why does this happen, given that these videos are absolutely identical, and then Chad gpt started running me purely YouTube tech support, everything according to help pages on these, if this, if that,
[04:20] although I asked him a specific question, so I rudely interrupted him and said No, he apologized but continued. Very persistent, very persistent, neural network,
[04:32] very persistent, neural network, bad neural network. Uh, go back to your own. I asked him the question again. I asked clearly, firmly, and confidently. That is, two absolutely identical videos, but for some reason, YouTube gave preference to one of them,
[04:46] YouTube gave preference to one of them, and why? And then Chad G5 started talking a little. This, by the way, was interesting. He pointed out several points, and the first one is The timing of the video were two identical videos, but they were uploaded at different times, and at
[05:02] some point during the upload, one of the videos had a larger regular audience. That's why they gave it a boost, a second placement, that is, inside the video body, there are descriptions, tags, maybe some other things, plus maybe it was placed in
[05:17] some optimized playlists or in other people's popular playlists. Which also gave it an additional boost, a third promotion. That is, what happened in promotion. That is, what happened in the backend behind this video, which we don't know and
[05:30] don't see, but it's possible that this video was posted somewhere by some other blogger, a link to it, yes, or they bought advertising from Sensor for it. In general, they poured traffic, where does the fourth point come from? Well, such a controversial one, to be honest, I did
[05:45] n't quite understand it, but it seems to me that gpt was talking about one YouTube video. Maybe take this one, yes, this video is suitable for this audience, here you go. I took it, and this one is for this one, here you go, but it ended up in the wrong place, and this one did. And what's interesting is that the
[06:02] gpti chat summed up that there is an element of randomness. That is, randomness, it can also be present in some places when  YouTube algorithms There is nothing to push off from But when he has something to push off from, he uses all
[06:18] these support points to push off and give the video a boost so that it gains views So the video that got 0 views is like some point sank under the support of this algorithm But the one that
[06:33] got a million views, everything was stable, seismic inactive Okay, we learned a little theory, and everything works as a video is promoted inside YouTube So I decided to start creating my channel I asked him what the most
[06:48] expensive advertising topic is in the US gpt answered me that it includes, for example, the automotive and financial industries For me personally, the financial industry is generally somewhere far away numbers all this is why I chose an automotive topic for my future successful
[07:02] success of the channel Therefore I took all my skills that I have and formulated their question dear chat gpt formulated their question dear chat gpt please create a channel on an automotive
[07:17] topic for an American audience Well, where you don’t need to use real cars my voice and my face chat GP praised me this is an interesting choice Bro and do it on an automotive theme without using real cars,
[07:34] animation, okay, I don’t know how to draw, modeling, okay, I don’t know how to draw and model models, testing parts, this is a little closer, but on the other hand, it’s a super pain in the ass. I need to buy 5 different brake pads, put them all on,
[07:49] test them on my car, and make a video about it. Well, this is not for me, reviews of books and magazines are generally super. That is, we go to the nearest
[08:01] newspaper stand, buy magazines about cars there, the author of some kind, I don’t know what is sold there, and do a review of it on the Internet. Well, maybe there are some collectible magazines. I don’t know. Or maybe we should do a review of old
[08:14] magazines and newspapers and books about cars. By the way, interviews with experts are a good idea. show my voice, face, and generally bother, I need to do interviews with experts. This is the easiest way to make an American English-language channel
[08:30] about cars. Driving theory, by the way, also works. I’ve often seen recommendations on YouTube about how  to get out of some situation like a steam, these videos often get millions of
[08:43] views there, but it seems to me that these are such random shots, not on a regular basis, but by the way, you can get hung up on this topic and make such an educational channel on automotive topics using your
[08:57] car and a drone and with your face and voice, microphones and two or three cameras. Where will you show how to park, parallel parking, getting out of difficult situations, well, in general, everything that I wanted a channel without hassle, the
[09:12] history of the car, and this is, by the way, a good topic. That is, you can tell stories about how some Honda model changed, and let's say, a Civic. The beginning of this model and up to this year, such videos gain views. The only thing is that problems with
[09:25] monetization can arise with such slide shows. But more on that later. And educational videos on how to change the oil, how to change the wipers, how this somehow has a place to be, but for this you need to have access to a variety of car models and
[09:42] why this takes place because different car models different car models are common to their generic sores, that is, conditionally. How to make the gear stick on a Zhiguli not shake and you
[09:54] Show how to do this, this is the eighth point of the training. So, you can do it for each car model. This will collect search traffic, this will be a very high retention rate on this video. This will be a good channel. But there is
[10:07] one problem. You need your own fleet, so after reading all this and realizing that this does not suit me, I decided to greatly clarify the question using only other people's content. What kind of channel can I make and now gpt answered me that I can
[10:21] make a collage of photos, that is, a stupid slideshow. No, this will not be monetized, this is bad, it will not go anywhere. Plus, it is possible that a copyright strike will fly in for using other people's photos. Assembling
[10:35] videos from ready-made videos. Again, no copyrights. Text reviews of cars, that is, taking text reviews of cars from some magazines, then supplementing them with video materials, other people's photos, and compiling some kind of general
[10:51] video. Well, maybe even adding your voice or an artificially synthesized voice. By the way, this is a good idea if you bother with it. An audiovisual story when you show something and your voiceover about
[11:05] something.  He tells Well, by the way, this can also be attributed to direct independent videos that can be monetized Naturally, only your Perfect English will not work for an American channel, this will probably be relevant
[11:17] for whiners, for real Americans, for the British, for Australians, or if you make Russian-language channels, that's why the principle of photos, videos, and a superimposed voice over Although the third, fourth point, they are kind of the
[11:29] same and the history of brands That is, how the brand developed, again, you can concentrate your efforts on a specific car model or on the entire line of cars, we go, and what they came to Now
[11:43] What directions, but when I read all this, I had one single question that should arise for you, too, is how to monetize these videos because what I wrote with an 80 percent probability will not connect the coin, and this
[11:59] 80 percent probability will not connect the coin, and this impudent person agreed with this That is, he advised me some crap and then says Well, yes, this cannot be monetized This reminded me of all these dudes who tell them about some kind of
[12:12] secret methods of promotion if they sit like Yes, yes, it works, and then  Well, there is one small remark, it is not monetized, you will be banned. But these are the little things in life, and then, like a gentleman, he suggested to me how to make
[12:29] such videos unique. He suggested that I add my own unique content, illustrations, my own unique content, illustrations, drawings, animations, and stuff some of my own videos that will dilute it. This is all
[12:43] general positive moment, then professional editing. Good advice in principle, that is, if you add some transition effects, intros, camera movements, shakers, and all that. In principle, if this is
[12:57] throughout the entire video, no matter how long it is, it will make a unique human factor is generally super, add a face, emotions, voice, jokes, jokes, basically, working topics. Why
[13:12] not, I agree again. Damn, I agree with him all the time. What kind of artificial intelligence is this? Maybe I am also artificial? Focus on the target audience. I didn’t understand this point, it’s about nothing. Sorry, and
[13:27] additional content. He just duplicated the first point for some reason and offered it to me again. Perhaps it was a hint that I need to focus on this particular point. Okay, that’s it.  I liked it. I already had a little idea of
[13:41] what this channel would be like in my head, but I became interested. How much will I earn on such an American channel? The answer was a series that none of you like. Unfortunately, I can't say for sure because everything depends on
[13:57] certain factors. It's back and forth. Well, in fact, the question was stupid. I admit, it's like asking me how much you can earn on YouTube in February. And that's how much in November. So the answer that
[14:11] I can earn several thousand dollars or even more suited me just fine. Well, at the end, here's the little note. However, remember that only high-quality content only requires effort, but gpt chat. I don't want effort. I contacted
[14:27] gpt chat. I don't want effort. I contacted you to make a channel without effort. I do you to make a channel without effort. I do n't need effort. I just want to to clarify what an American channel should be like. I asked him what he
[14:42] thought were the best car models to film to earn more. And he answered that people are interested in luxury supercars,
[14:54] Huawei GT electric cars, since they are now trendy and fashionable. Perhaps in the future this will be our everything. SUVs. Because people like to knead the mud. And grown men. These are just grown-up children.
[15:14] handsome guys I would film about classic cars and modified cars myself But this one seems to me to be purely a youth theme School [ __ ] Bro well Excellent option By the way, that
[15:27] is, everything is laid out as it should be as is Choose I don’t want further I was interested And what needs to be done What kind of preview needs to be made so that as many people as possible click on it and since I understand in my head
[15:41] About the fact that if the video is about cars, then there should be a car on the splash screen, then I thought And what color should this car be Maybe there is some kind of calorific value to attract and raise more CTR
[15:56] By the way, I don’t know how to say CTR correctly CTR I keep saying you CTR I keep saying you and the Shorts but here five couldn’t help me He said that unfortunately it’s impossible but there are some general tips
[16:12] that I can tell you that it should be bright and saturated colors, we agree on contrasting color combinations, schemes, we agree on blue on red, it’s better not to do and the third point, again, my favorite about
[16:28] high-quality Contact No, I don’t want to make high-quality content right now BT I want you to tell me how to make a channel that  will bring in tens of thousands of
[16:40] dollars a month And I will do it simply with the little finger of my left foot, you understand me Okay, prosperity didn't answer anything I decided Just super to clarify the technical I
[16:52] asked him about his knowledge actually how many characters are usually in the title of the most popular videos on the automotive theme after all there is some kind of statistical theme after all there is some kind of statistical pattern answer I was shocked
[17:07] make a teaser Well first he answered me some nonsense about the fact that I don't know approximately And then I still clarified with him specifically about the most popular videos and he told me that the majority of successful videos on YouTube have titles
[17:22] up to 60 characters Let me remind you that the title of a YouTube video fits only 100 characters, that is, a little more than half of this limit, but popular automotive
[17:35] videos have from 70 to 170 characters because due to the technical features of such videos like the model name and so on, a little less space is left for clickbait because all the rest of the space will be taken up by the name of the car
[17:50] Well, try it Make some successful video about the Volkswagen Passat  Wagon GDI and at the end this is a postscript that I should remember about quality, I'm tired of making quality content, I'm tired I'll just do it here and subscribe to
[18:06] my Telegram YouTube channel In general, and here we come to the most In general, and here we come to the most important thing I give the gpt chat a task to write a short thesis script for a video on an automotive
[18:20] topic that is guaranteed to become popular on YouTube and get millions of views and he didn't write me a damn thing I apologize for my French he offered me a list of several topics that I can choose Well, maybe if
[18:32] I chose them and developed them, I would write a script on this topic, but He offered me a list of topics Okay, let's see what he could offer me uh 10 most unusual concept cars that were never released into
[18:47] production super title can be shortened I think to 50 characters if you think about it A good idea How will the car change in the next 10 years Well, not bad I don't think it will get a million views Unless you're some
[19:01] Varlamov How a car engine actually works yes, a good idea I've seen such million-dollar videos, multi-million ones about that  How it works, but you need to bother and either cut the engine or draw it
[19:15] beautifully in 3D model How to choose the perfect car for a family Yes, I can just perfect car for a family Yes, I can just imagine this million-dollar review of the Dodge Caravan minivan for a large family top five
[19:28] best automobile museums in the world well, this is the top 5 high five or something like 93 BC I don’t think it will work and at this point I honestly have run out of patience to pry something out They teach Even high fives because it’s
[19:44] quite difficult to originally speak his language English to people He communicates with Russian speakers through a translator before, at least now I think he’s already been trained by Russian-speaking users he already knows a lot in Russian
[19:57] really But he translates a lot and his knowledge is relative somewhere He definitely hits the mark somewhere inaccurately did he create a successful channel for me on the automotive theme for English-language YouTube Well, in principle, yes, well, honestly,
[20:14] if you compile everything he said, highlight several directions said, highlight several directions the same mouse from a photo video of his voice from above or some artificially created but not  popular which
[20:27] can light up YouTube a little more original artificial voice from above or maybe this is the whole point of learning to make videos in English learn English or maybe this point will encourage you to
[20:40] go to some kind of public speaking so that you can be taught to speak beautifully in a languid voice there are plenty of channels on YouTube that are hosted in English by people and at the same time they speak with an accent there is Crazy
[20:55] Russian Hacker for example the same channel PewDiePie he is Swedish but he is famous all over the world he hosted his channel in English Therefore, in general, the gpt chat coped with its task it was not some kind of applied art That is, he did not take did not do did not
[21:10] put to me did not say here you go Just take implement and you will become rich no but he pushed me Gave some information and in the end I asked him one very important question which you should ask yourself before you
[21:25] want to make an English-language American channel that will bring you a lot of money That's exactly if you want to do this if you have a fierce desire to make a channel that will bring you a lot of money and more to  There is
[21:41] nothing attached to this desire, that's what the gpt chat responded to: creating content on a topic that is not interesting can be a difficult and tedious process. Creating such content will require you to spend twice as much energy, effort, and
[21:58] time because you will be forcing yourself to do it.  I'm not interested in it because it's not interesting. So if you're thinking about joining YouTube to make money, and even a hobby like making money on everything, everywhere, always,
[22:14] in any topic isn't close to you. And you just thought, "Well, everyone's making money, I'll make money. You can do it." I always treat people from the point of view of free will. Do what you want. But in my opinion, you'll just be
[22:28] wasting your time. Yes, you'll gain useful experience, but your time will be wasted. So if you have a favorite hobby, favorite activity, favorite interest, it's better to concentrate
[22:42] your efforts on this and get out of it. YouTube channel, Telegram channel, and as for gpt chat, neural networks, and so on. It seems to me that gpt chat did the most important thing. He came up with this
[22:57] video, made it possible, made it interesting. If you're interested, then leave comments, ring the bell, and don't forget to like it. That's all, the bell, and don't forget to like it. That's all, see you soon. Bye.