[00:00] You could be making thousands a month with a YouTube channel like this. These are known as faceless YouTube channels, giving anyone the ability to create a channel without ever showing their face or without using their voice. This is how I first got into YouTube, allowing me to change my life.
[00:15] Now compared to when I started, it's now easier than ever. But most people are still failing this business model due to burnout, not using the right tools, and outdated strategies. This video is a 30-day roadmap for anyone that wants to start and build a
[00:31] famous YouTube channel and best of all even if you're a complete beginner it will work for you. Let's jump into launching your channel. Create the channel using a Gmail. Aged Gmail's always do better. For branding, logos, banners etc
[00:49] simply using Canva, some of the presets will be enough to begin. Your channel's views won't be affected by your logo etc. Once your channel becomes more established then you
[01:01] can upgrade so this launch doesn't need to take long. Let's move over to step two. Finding your niche. Your niche is essentially the topic of your channel. Now this is one of the biggest decisions but with my proven steps it'll be easy. The first one is you should base your channel on something
[01:18] you have knowledge in or you want to learn. Number two is avoid boring content. You need to ensure that your channel is going to attract viewers. The mod. Is there demand for that niche? Now,
[01:32] a good way to check the mod is actually using Google Trends. You can filter YouTube search and check how many people are actually looking for that niche. And if it's high, then it might be worth jumping into. If you're going to create content which is not as good as
[01:47] the competitors, then you won't ever perform as well as them. Pick a niche which you can create content in which is good quality for that niche. Monetization of course the main way we're going to monetize is through AdSense and essentially this is where ads
[02:02] show your video and YouTube pays you a percentage that they charge the advertisers But there are other methods that YouTube channels can make money through brand deals through affiliate marketing and through selling products It might
[02:16] be worth looking into niches which allow you to do that. Check the pinned comment of this video. I'll share a spreadsheet with a bunch of different niches and faceless channels for you to get inspiration and ideas from. The next few days are about identifying your competitors and warming up
[02:31] your homepage. You want to constantly be shown what's popping, what's trending in your niche. From day one, start watching videos in your niche, start liking them, and YouTube will recommend more
[02:45] and more. Do not use it to like personal type of videos. And this will also help you identify competitors. Open up a spreadsheet, study their topics, their titles, their thumbnails, anything
[02:57] that can help you bring your project together. It's time to begin planning our first three videos which we know are in the mods. I recommend installing vidIQ
[03:09] the free version is fine the link will be in my description and this will really really help you give you insight on videos all over YouTube including your own. Now for the topics you have two different options depending on your niche
[03:22] you can focus on search based topics which people are constantly searching for how to construct the wardrobe i'm not telling you to do that but that's an example trending topics are topics which are trending at that current time if you're in the sports niche and
[03:38] in that pay one of the best rippers in the world suddenly is going to reality you could make a video about that as you know it's a trending topic but of course this can be risky but also highly rewarding so it's important for us to have a balance and to understand our niche but you
[03:53] you should really categorize your videos in this way. Once you've done your research, come up with three titles to get people curious enough to press your video. Keep them below 60 characters. Use
[04:06] capitalization to emphasize certain words. Now you have your magic on, it's time to become a magician. You are about to create some videos that are going to get views I want this to be as easy as possible for you so here are the steps For scripts you can use a platform like
[04:23] ChatGP2 but here is a quick trick that I think actually works better. Go on to existing videos which are similar topics, press see more on the description and you'll be able to get the transcribe which essentially works for work
[04:38] everything that is said in that video. You can take sections of that, put it on to catch a dp or an ai and get it to be inspired from that text don't just rely on the ai give it some extra input and use existing material like youtube videos or blogs to get that inspiration
[04:57] for our voiceover we're going to do 11 labs which gives you 10 000 credits each month for free pick a voice which matches your audience and you're good to go now for editing i recommend using
[05:10] trap cut which is a free program if you're more involved you could do something like premiere pro or final cut pro now you've got everything apart from the actual video content itself you are going to need stock videos or footage to actually give substance to your voiceover here are the best
[05:28] free stock video websites out there right now number one is pixels number two is mixkit number three picks of Bane and number four VidEasy. For background music which is super important you
[05:40] need a platform like Ben South. As a special effects you know if you're in the sales niche which needs more layers they offer some free VFX. If you want to invest a monthly fee into a
[05:52] platform that has everything then Motion Array is my recommendation the link will be in my description. Don't focus on quantity focus on creating quality kits. If you're satisfied with the video you would watch it fully then it's probably ready to go. Now the next thing is thumbnails.
[06:08] Thumbnails are crucial because they essentially are what attracts the viewer. You could spend weeks and weeks creating videos and it gets zero use because a thumbnail is poor. Complement your title, use contrasting colors, make sure
[06:22] everything is visible so that people are going to be drawn in You can get started with Canva Canva is very very useful for beginners and for anyone Once your channel starts performing well
[06:34] you could possibly invest into using Photoshop or hiring a freelancer. Let's move over to publishing your videos. When it comes to publishing, the key is to be consistent.
[06:47] It means creating a schedule which allows you to post good quality videos, whether this is every week, every two weeks, every few days. What matters is the quality. GDIQ's free tool will help you make sure that your description, keywords, and tags are all
[07:03] optimized. One of the beauties of YouTube is the analytics. They give you so much data on your videos, about retention, about where you're getting views from. as we post our videos we'll be able to see where we've gone wrong or where we've gone wrong we
[07:18] learn and you're improving video to video step seven is monetizing your page as you build your channel you will be exposed to brand deals this is essentially brands out there that want to
[07:30] integrate in your video or sponsor a video and this can often be more lucrative than ad sense but what i want you to remember is to always have a balance between giving value to your audience and selling them something some people you know really fall into the deep end of
[07:46] overselling and they'll feel their client in their channel be aware of that as you grow your channel and as you start posting your videos you know feel free to reach out to smaller brands that you think will benefit from being on your channel the final step and probably the most important for the
[08:01] longevity of your youtube career re-investing into your channel once you get monetized it's time to upgrade certain things. If you've been creating your thumbnails, if you've been editing your videos, it might be time to find a freelancer who can improve things,
[08:16] improve your business by reinvesting into it. The time to start is now. If you want to join a growth-minded community, check the link in my description. If you're a beginner and want to learn how to edit these types of videos and more about
[08:29] safe and easy, be sure to check out this video and this playlist right here. My name is Alex and I'm all about growth. Let's grow.