--- title: 'How to Create Videos Without Showing Your Face to Make Money on Shopee' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=zS7CV7ChGxU' video_id: 'zS7CV7ChGxU' date: 2026-07-24 duration_sec: 610 channel: 'Fran Lima' --- # How to Create Videos Without Showing Your Face to Make Money on Shopee > Source: [How to Create Videos Without Showing Your Face to Make Money on Shopee](https://youtube.com/watch?v=zS7CV7ChGxU) ## Summary This video provides a practical guide for Shopee affiliates on how to create original content without showing their face. It emphasizes avoiding pre-made video packs that lead to duplication and poor performance, and instead focuses on techniques like narration, editing, and niche selection to produce unique, engaging videos that drive sales. ### Key Points - **Problem with Pre-Made Videos** [00:02] — Buying pre-made video packs is wasteful because thousands of others use the same clips, causing the algorithm to flag duplicates and resulting in low views and engagement. - **Solution: Narration Over Edits** [01:27] — Take existing viral product videos, make cuts, and add your own narration. Using your own voice creates original content. Apps like CapCut and Edits allow you to narrate while the video plays. - **Model Successful Formats** [02:49] — Analyze larger profiles to see which video formats (narrated, music-only, captions) are working for similar products. Replicate the format with your own perspective and product. - **Model vs. Copy** [04:30] — Modeling means adapting a successful format to your product with your own voice and angle. Copying is directly replicating someone else's video, which is ineffective and unethical. - **Niche Down for Less Competition** [05:39] — Instead of a generic 'bargain finds' profile, specialize in a sub-niche like 'bargain finds for women' or 'tech bargains' to reduce competition and attract a targeted audience. - **In-Store Filming Without Showing Face** [06:05] — Go to a store (e.g., pharmacy) and record multiple products without audio. Later, edit the clips by adding narration or subtitles. This creates original content without appearing on camera. - **Repurpose Content from One Shoot** [07:02] — From a single filming session, create multiple videos: individual product clips, comparisons, and reordered versions. The algorithm delivers each to different viewers, so repetition isn't a problem. - **Three Pillars of a Sales Video** [08:49] — Every effective sales video needs a hook (to grab attention), development (clear, objective explanation), and a call to action (e.g., 'comment I want it' with ManyChat automation). ### Conclusion Creating original content without showing your face is achievable through narration, editing, and strategic niche selection. By modeling successful formats and focusing on hooks, development, and CTAs, affiliates can drive sales effectively. ## Transcript affiliates on Shopee is producing original content without showing their face. That's why in this video I want to show you how to produce original content, without necessarily appearing in the video, in a simple and practical way for those who don't have much skill and don't know where to start. So, if you're one of those people and want to learn how to produce content without showing your face, stay tuned to this video that not only I, but all the top affiliates use to sell every single day. When an affiliate signs up for Shopee and wants to start promoting their products, the simplest way is usually to buy a video pack and start posting those videos. But that usually just ends up being a waste of money . Why? Because think about it, I bought a package of pre-made videos along with me, but at least 100,000 other people bought the exact same videos. Therefore, the algorithm isn't stupid; it knows you're posting a duplicate video that's already been posted on the platform. Therefore, your video flops; it doesn't get views or comments. Sometimes even your profile suffers, and you just end up spinning your wheels, thinking, "Oh, affiliate marketing just doesn't work," or "Oh, I knew I shouldn't have tried." When in reality you simply used the wrong strategy. It can work to use these ready-made videos when you have good editing on top of them. And content without showing your face. I really like the idea of ​​taking these viral products, these videos that are already ready to be reused, but making cuts and especially adding narration over them. If you can narrate using your own voice, even better, because you'll literally have original content. And it 's relatively simple, right? You're going to write a little text there that you'll read over the edited version. Apps like Caput and Edits allow you to narrate while the video plays. So you're seeing the scene and narrating it at the same time. Narration is easier you can read along. So you're going to make your itinerary very concise and well- EPT chat team for help in creating a script that makes person's attention from beginning to end. And then you can narrate it from there. It's a very simple way to do this, and it transforms a generic video into an original video because you've given your explanation of the product, its features, included interesting facts that other people sometimes didn't, and obviously made different cuts and frames from that same video. This tip I'm going to give you applies to any format you choose, whether it's narrated or if you want to make the video in the next example I'll give you, but it's essential that you select the format that other profiles are using to go viral. So, for example, take a profile larger than yours, for example, of findings. OK? So I'm going to look at what products are being featured and the format in which those products are appearing in the video that this profile is promoting—whether it's narrated, just with music, or sometimes with different editing— how they're presenting these products, and you're going to adapt the format accordingly. doing with you here is a video format where I speak to the camera and give examples throughout my speech. This is a format. Another format is the type of video where the person is standing still or doing something, and only a caption appears. These other formats are more popular on the neighboring network. Finally, another type of format is when the product appears in my hand and I add either narration, editing, or I speak while holding the product videos from your competitors that have more than 100,000 views and understand the format they used in order to replicate it for your products. Because sometimes, if you start by modeling the different product, it can also work very well. These are usually formats that have already been validated, right? If other people have already done it and it's gotten views, the too is very high. But there's a caveat here: you're not supposed to copy what the other person is doing, you're supposed to model it after them. So I'm going to take that example and adapt it to my product, with my own perspective, my own tone of voice, and the way I believe things should be done. No, literally, about the same product, from the same angle. There is a big difference between the two things, and it's very annoying to rely on copying a classmate's video because you don't learn the method. There is a big difference between the two things, and understanding that will help you achieve much better results. Another option for creating original videos is to select the products you want to promote. So, for example, within my mentorship program—which, if you're WhatsApp link in the description—I'll give you more details, give you access to the first three free lessons, and show you step-by-step how to get started. So, just a quick note here, if you want to become a student and understand how it really works, without any miraculous promises, click the link in the WhatsApp description and then come back here to continue reading this content. But as I was saying in the mentoring session, I've already taught this format to students here, and it's a format that works very well. Another thing I teach them is So, for example, the " bargain finds" profile is kind of overdone, not that it doesn't sell. Top affiliates will continue selling because they are top affiliates, but sometimes those who are starting out will face a lot of competition , starting directly by competing with those who are already established. So, if you niche down, for example, to "bargain finds for women," "bargain finds only for women's items," or "bargain finds for technology," "bargain finds for this, bargain finds for that," it's a bit easier, the competition is lower, and you can create other content that attracts the target audience's attention to convert into sales really cool possibility. So, let's suppose you've decided that your niche will be beauty, cosmetics, etc. You can go to a pharmacy, take your cell phone, and get several products. These days , especially in the afternoon, we have a lot of shops that are empty all day. Nothing prevents you from going there to record multiple takes of different products, taking photos to create a carousel, or even filming without audio, no problem. Ah, sure. Ah, I can used to it by now. Nothing prevents you from grabbing the camera and saying, "Guys, look at too." But if you're still shy or can't speak like that, you know , sometimes we get nervous in the moment, you can just do the takes and then edit those takes, either by removing the original sound and narrating over it or by just adding subtitles. You can create, for example, a video where I went there, grabbed my phone, and recorded three different products, but these three products are skincare products, for example. So I have three videos, right? Soap one, soap two, soap three. One example, from these three, using the same material, would allow me to create a fourth video that I can make comparing the other three. So here I made three pieces of content, then I compared those three with four more, and then I can even make a fifth video reversing the order of those three, because think about it this way, whoever watches one of your pieces of content usually doesn't watch the next one. We think, "Oh, I'm being super repetitive, I've already talked about this soap, nobody's bought it, and so on." That's how we create it in our heads. Why? Because you're looking at the profile and you saw that several times. However, the person who watches it first is unlikely to be shown the next episode by the algorithm, unless they are very engaged with their profile. Secondly, even if it's delivered and she watches it again, people usually don't remember it like that, look at how many thousands of videos we watch every day. This morning, for example, do you remember which five videos you watched? Probably not. So there wo n't be a problem either, because that video will be delivered to the public, right? And you can create various pieces of content based on a single narrative, on that single main product you chose there. The same applies to other products. For example, you are affiliated with the CIA. You can go to the store, make videos there, record, take photos, do it however you want, save it to your camera roll and post it over time, right? Throughout the month, you can create 30 pieces of content and prepare one per day, so you only need to edit and post them on the correct days. Obviously, the order in which you post them, the narrative you create in the video, the content—it all makes a difference. So, good content needs a good hook to grab the person's attention right from the start, the development, which is the having a great hook. For example, this is the best soap for oily skin that I've found for under R$30. My hook got a bit long, but anyway, just pretend that's it video's development, you don't say anything coherent . This can happen often and repels people. The person realizes you're making a fool of them, that you're just stalling to keep them watching the video, and then you leave. So, be objective, explain why it works for oily skin, and end with a call to action ( CTA). So, every good sales video has these three pillars: a hook, content, which would be the development of the video, and a call to action at the end. Usually, this call to action is either "I want it," that famous "I want it" in the comments. In this case, there's ManyChat automation that I recommend you use, including with words other than just "I want". So, for example, soap, acne, etc., add other words for the person to comment on and trigger the automation. And if you're not yet familiar with Manich automation, or don't know how to do it, there's also a video about it here on the channel. I'll leave this to message me on WhatsApp and join our mentorship program, because you'd already know all this about core skills if you were already in it. So you're wasting a lot of time and money. And I'll see you here in the next video.