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title: 'How I Monetized 5 New Faceless AI Channels in 10 Days'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=VbnesGa0Lw0'
video_id: 'VbnesGa0Lw0'
date: 2026-07-28
duration_sec: 1142
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# How I Monetized 5 New Faceless AI Channels in 10 Days

> Source: [How I Monetized 5 New Faceless AI Channels in 10 Days](https://youtube.com/watch?v=VbnesGa0Lw0)

## Summary

The video presents a step-by-step system for creating and monetizing multiple faceless YouTube channels quickly, based on the creator's claimed success with five channels. It covers account preparation, niche research, content creation, and a testing framework to identify winning channels.

### Key Points

- **Claim of Five Channels Monetized Quickly** [00:02] — The speaker claims to have monetized five faceless YouTube channels in a very short period, with one channel taking only 15 days to monetize.
- **Creator Background** [00:31] — Stefan, 23 years old, currently makes $30,000–$40,000 per month from faceless channels, with examples of earnings from two channels ($42,000) and a single channel ($48,000 in 30 days).
- **Trust Score and Shadow Bans** [02:02] — Shadow bans are real on YouTube; channels need a high trust score by acting like a normal user to avoid suppression.
- **Types of YouTube Accounts** [02:32] — Three types: personal (best), aged, and pre-monetized (not recommended). Personal accounts are recommended for new channels.
- **Account Warming Process** [03:12] — Watch 1–2 hours of content per day for at least 1 week, liking and subscribing naturally, to increase trust score and reduce risk of shadow ban.
- **Niche Research Criteria** [04:10] — Look for niches with high demand and low supply, no channels over 100k subscribers, niche younger than 6 months, ability to create better content, and good monetization potential.
- **Recommended Tools for Niche Research** [05:47] — Next Level (€13/month) to check RPM, and VidIQ (free plan) for keyword research and channel analysis.
- **Using a Dummy Account for Niche Research** [06:15] — Create a separate YouTube account and train it by clicking on faceless videos; the homepage will show endless faceless niche ideas.
- **Checking Channel RPM** [08:42] — Use Next Level to see a channel's RPM and estimated monthly earnings to determine if a niche is worth pursuing.
- **Speed as Key Factor** [09:33] — Speed is critical in YouTube automation; having a team that can implement quickly gives a competitive advantage.
- **Three Content Creation Options** [10:00] — Do it yourself (zero cost, time-consuming), hybrid (low cost, partially scalable), or fully outsource (capital required, highly scalable, >80% profit margin).
- **Niche Testing Framework Steps** [11:47] — After niche research and choosing an account, generate 10–15 video topics based on demand and supply, then test with initial videos.
- **Choosing Good Video Topics** [12:15] — Look for recent outlier videos on competitor channels, avoid copying the most popular videos, and check supply using YouTube search bar (topic done >3 times without new angle = avoid).
- **Characteristics of a Perfect Video Topic** [13:35] — Resonates with audience, posted on time (especially trends), repeats past winners, leverages negativity, and uses the topic transfer method (borrowing winning topics from other niches).
- **Topic Transfer Method Example** [14:43] — A video from 11 months ago got 2.7M views; same topic in another niche got 350K views in 9 months. Transferring topics across niches works well.
- **Double Down on What Works** [15:23] — If a video performs well, do 80% similar content and 20% testing new topics until it stops working.
- **Content Creation Tools** [16:00] — Use ChatGPT for scripts, 11 Labs or Genny AI Pro for voiceover (Genny: 1M credits for $22), and freelancers for editing ($15–$25 per video initially).
- **Video Length Strategy** [16:54] — Make videos 1.5x longer than competitor videos to increase watch time and favorability with YouTube algorithm.
- **Posting Strategy** [17:21] — Use an inconsistent posting schedule (e.g., post, skip, post, skip) to appear human and avoid bot-like behavior. If channel blows up, continue; if flatlining, stop and diagnose.
- **Handling a Flatlining Channel** [17:49] — Stop posting, diagnose reasons (bad niche, topics, packaging, or channel), then go back to niche research and repeat the process.

### Conclusion

The video emphasizes a systematic approach to building multiple faceless channels, with success hinging on proper account preparation, data-driven niche selection, rapid content creation, and iterative testing to find winning channels.

## Transcript

one, but not just two, but not just three, but not just four, but five faceless YouTube channels within a very very short period of time. And in this video, I'll show you guys exactly how I did it. For this channel here, just as
an example, it took us literally 15 days to get this channel monetized. And this video, I'll show you guys exactly what I did and how you can monetize this many channels as well. If you, you know, want
to. Now, for the people who don't know who I am, I'm Stefan, currently 23 years old. And, you know, I currently make between 30 and 40 thousand dollars a month and constantly building new faceless YouTube channels, as we can see
right here. Then, you know, I've just made I've Oh, I made 42 thousand dollars with just two faceless YouTube channels, as we can just see here, 30 thousand dollars. And then here, I've scaled the channel from zero to 48 thousand dollars
in just 30 days, as we can see right here. Then, I've also helped hundreds of For example, here Martin. Martin's we've one single month. Here, a different student completely blowing up his
Here, a different student, 24 thousand dollars in one single month. Here, a different student monetizing in 20 days. So, it's not just me who's monetizing students are monetizing their channels
which is very fast. Now, if you're interested in working close with me, check out the first link in the video description, book a call with me, and we will have a look how we can scale up your channel as well. And, you know, how
I can help you actually, you know, reach your goals and stop failing on YouTube, all right? So, check the first link in the video description, book your call. And with that being said, I planned out this whole video quite valuable, so make
sure to watch this whole video. So, first thing we always need to do, and I like to do this here first before we even do niche research, before we do any of these kind of things, I like to get our channel ready, you know? You have to
understand that shadow bans are for sure 100% real on YouTube, right? Now, we can avoid shadow bans by kind of having a good trust score. Now, what is a trust score? Trust score is just basically how much does the platform actually trust
your YouTube channel, all right? Now, there are different kind of accounts and actually go ahead and increase your trust score for YouTube to trust your account more and with that actually push your channel more. Now,
there are different kind of YouTube accounts. They are, just as an example, aged account, there's a pre-monetized account, and then there is, for example, also a personal account. A personal account is a YouTube channel like the
one you most probably currently use to watch this exact video. Now, personal accounts are the best accounts you can go with. Brand new accounts are also pretty good and aged accounts are also I would not recommend you to use a
a pre-monetized account just because they cost a bunch of money and if you that channel, all right? So, just use one of these accounts and you will be good to go. Now, how do you actually go ahead and warm up your account? Because
because we obviously want to try to increase our trust score. Now, this is not always 100%, all right? So, it does not always work, but it does work, all right? Now, how do we actually go ahead and warm up our account? We use the
account as a normal user, all right? We watch 1 to 2 hours of content per day. different kind of YouTube videos. Now, very important is that we do not spam this, so we do not we do not want to act bot-like when we
are actually, you know, subscribing to other YouTube channels, liking other YouTube videos. And we do this for 1 week plus to lower the risk of a low trust score, all right? Now, as I've said, this is not going to be 100%
safe. Now, it's not going to work every single time, but this for sure does work increase the chance of actually, you know, getting a good account. Next thing we want to do is we want to actually go ahead and, you know, do niche research.
specific criteria we're always looking smaller channels creating content in this niche that are constantly getting This means there's high demand and low supply, which is one of the most
important things or metric or kind of terms when it comes to YouTube automation. Most people fail with YouTube because they do not understand like demand and supply, okay? Then, there are under there are no channels
with over 100,000 subscribers. We don't want any huge compen- competitors life extremely difficult when we actually want to go ahead and, you know, start our channel because YouTube trusts these accounts so much. So, you have to
ask yourself, why why would YouTube kind of push out our channel if they already have this channel with 100,000 subscribers, which they already trust, there are no smaller channels failing, super important because otherwise why
should we win? The niche is not older than six months. This is just as important because we don't want to go into super old niches, otherwise there be channels with over 100,000 subscribers. Then, I can create better
content than my competitors. Also, super, super important. This can also just be longer content, we'll go into that a bit deeper in a second. Or and this niche? Not a must as long as you build a team that actually has interest
in that niche. Then, is the niche monetizable? Super important, otherwise bonus if you can actually go ahead and post long videos in that niche, all yourself enough time to do niche research and do not rush the process
because if you are going to rush the process, you are going to do it twice. >> there are some tools that I would highly recommend for doing niche research. That is, for example, Next Level, which is €13 a month. I'll show you in a second
how Next Level actually works. Let me just open it here on the side and then, you know, VidIQ, the free plan is more than enough. Okay? Now, how do we actually do niche research? We actually do niche research by using a dummy
account. A dummy account is basically an YouTube account that we only use for niche research. The YouTube homepage has changed for advantage during the last few years and, you know, YouTube got extremely good at predicting what we
actually want to watch on YouTube. And we can actually use this to our advantage to train the YouTube algorithm to only show us faceless niches on our YouTube home tab. Now, instead of me explaining this, let me actually show
dummy account is set up, you can literally find endless niches with it. All right? So, this right here is my own dummy account. As we can see right here, it's mainly faceless niches on on here. You know, sometimes I click on on
You don't want to do that. But, faceless, faceless. Then we have here faceless, faceless, faceless. Everything is just faceless and that is the power account is set up the correct way, you
thousands and thousands of niches on one single account, all right? Now, how do you set accounts up like this? So, you basically go ahead and you create a brand new brand new account exactly like here, just as an example. And, you know,
just imagine I'm signed in. And then you can literally go to your YouTube search bar and look, for example, top 10, you know, cats, just as an example. Like, no joke, anything you are interested in. And then you just click on a faceless
video. So, here we can, just as an example, see this is a faceless video as far as I can see right here. It is a faceless video. So, now we go ahead, we click on this video, and you know, we let it play. Now, while this video is
playing, we can already click on the next few videos here on the side, and always just look for faceless videos on the side. So, here you can already see a smaller channel doing very well. Here's another faceless video. Here's another
faceless video. And this is what we can do like over and over and over and over again until you know, you know, after after a while, you will see if you go to your your YouTube homepage now, you will see that it's mainly going to be
homepage. So, faceless, faceless, then we have here not faceless, but here just as an example, faceless content, faceless for very long now. I've literally done it for like
no joke, like 2 minutes or something. So, this works very well. So, here just already a bit bigger, but it's, you know, as far as I know, it's a faceless channel. Now, where are you actually going to use 11 la- not 11 Labs, but
here next level. You can actually use next level, you know, to check the back-ends of these channels. So, you can actually see like, "Hey, what is the RPM of a channel for you to actually try to calculate if it would even make sense
for you to go into a specific channel." So, you can see $6 RPM channel gets 2 million views a month, and this channel is making $2,000 a month. Probably not at $4,000. Like, this might be a little bit wrong. Rather look at the RPM and
then the views this channel is getting. Maybe still a new channel. I'm actually sure. Not a new channel. So, not completely sure what's going on there. Or maybe it's doing a bunch of shorts, and that's why it is only, you know,
making that much money. But it's long-form RPM is $6. So, then you can now decide like, "Hey, is that enough money for you?" Or not. And if yes, then you go for the niche, right? All right, so now we know how to do niche research.
important, and this is where a lot of people mess up. And that is that most people don't understand that speed is key on YouTube. You must have a team that can very quickly implement whatever you want to
do, okay? You have to understand that YouTube is going to be player versus player, and the player who's going to play the game the fastest is always going to win over the other player, all right? And this is something very
important to understand. Now, when we kind of go towards content, we have three different options. do it ourselves, we can do the hybrid method, or we can fully outsource it. If we do it ourselves, or if you do it
yourself, there are advantages and disadvantages. So, the advantages are there basically no costs, you have 100% profit margin, you learn new skills, and you have full control over the channel. The disadvantages are it is not very
scalable, it is extremely time-consuming, the learning takes a no money because then nobody creates the videos. Then we have the hybrid method where you do some and the freelancers do some. So, the advantage are advantages
are it's low cost, you do what you enjoy, you have more control over the channel, and the disadvantages are it's only partially scalable, very time-consuming, and some capital is required, and without you, you know,
Okay? Then many of our students actually start out with this and then move over we actually give you guys if you're working one-on-one with me, I'm giving everything you need, all right? So, if you fully outsource, this is not very
time-consuming, extremely scalable, still over 80% profit margin if done correctly, not very time-consuming like because you have you have time freedom, you know, you can do whatever you want as long as the videos still get created,
and without you, there's still an income. Now, the disadvantages are just that this does require some income, that's why, you know, or some initial capital, that's why most of our students start with the hybrid method and then
move over to fully outsourcing. But, um yeah, like in the end of the day, it doesn't matter how the content gets created as long as it actually gets created and actually gets posted to YouTube, all right? Then, next up we
actually move to the niche testing framework. So, this is the exact process I follow with every single niche I go into to avoid spending spending money on videos that will never ever work. So, what we do first is we do niche
research, right? Then we choose an account. You guys already know how what don't, let me know in the video description and I'll uh in the video comments and I'll help you guys out. Then we need actually 10 10 to 15 video
topics. And we need good video topics. We do not need any random video topics. Now, how do we actually choose good video topics? So, how does a good video You guys have to understand that supply and demand is not just important in your
niche, but also in the video topics you choose, all right? Now, how do you find demand? You look for recent outlier videos on competitor channels. Look for recent trending formats. And most importantly, do not copy
the most popular videos from your competitor channels. This is what everyone does and I can promise you your channel's going to fail, all right? If just as an example here, you're going to go ahead and you just copy this video
one on one, like your your video's going to fail. Let's have a look at how many people actually created a video on this exact same topic. Probably a bunch of have it, here we have it, here we have it. Like all of these videos, same
topic, right? Obviously, like see uh these guys don't get any views anymore. That's completely normal, right? Because of supply and demand, right? Now, how do you actually go ahead and find supply? Use your YouTube search bar and look for
how many people have actually created a video on the exact same video topic, right? Now, if it's been done more than three times and you do not have a completely different angle, you know, to that specific video, I
a different topic. Now, YouTube will always show these videos to the hardcore fans of that niche first, and if they have already seen the video multiple times, you know, they don't have any single zero reasons to click on your
video, all right? Except if it follows a different angle. Now, how does a perfect video topic actually look like? The a perfect video topic resonates with your audience. So, do they even want to watch the specific video? Some of the topics
sound super interesting, but are actually super boring. Then, make sure, you know, that your topic is actually interesting. Your topic has to be posted on time, especially if it is a trend. Repeat what has done well in the past,
and I'll tell you guys more on this later. Leverage negativity, because, you know, humans will always respond better to negative things. something is negative, we humans have to act, right? And that's going to happen
if something is negative. Now, something you can also use is the topic transfer method. This is one of the most powerful ways to choose video topics. So, this is by far the most powerful way to choose video topics. What you essentially do is
you find winning video topics in other niches and move them over to your niche. This can work insanely well if this is done correctly. If you look at here just as an example, this video here was posted 11 months ago, 2.7 million views
here, three 350,000 views in 9 months, and it's basically the same topic. Same thing for this exact topic right here. Same exact concept, all right? Now, this is what we've done for with Scott. Went from literally getting 50 to 100
views a video and almost giving up on his channel to $5,000 a month, as we can see right here. He even had a this the highest days of $450, all right? In the the month of starting his channel. Now, the next thing we want to do is we
already working. So, let's say for for example, we posted five videos and we have one specific video that does very well. You know, once we find something that works and gets views, why do we want to reinvent the wheel? Double down
on that topic until it does not work anymore. If you have something that anymore. If you have something that works, do 80% of what works and 20% test new stuff. Now, this has worked extremely well for Andre. Went from, you
know, just being monetized to $31,000 a month in just 4 months. All right? As $30,000 in gross revenue, which is extremely strong. Okay? So, now you guys
know how to pick good video topics. Now, how do you actually go ahead and create them? So, you can use ChatGPT or any kind of AI to write the script. For the voiceover, you can use 11 Labs or even here,
let me just show you Genny AI Pro, which is basically a very cheap 11 Labs, which is super super awesome. So, a million credits for only $22. Super cheap. Would recommend it. Like we use it, too. Then, for I'll basically link it in the video
that. Then, for the editor, we use a freelancer. Like have a look that you can get kind of cheaper videos for 15 to like 25 dollars or something per video the beginning when we are just testing our channels. Then, for the thumbnail,
we use a freelancer or we just go ahead and we do the thumbnail ourselves. Um yourself, make sure to actually learn a little bit how to Then, for the video length, we want our video to be 1.5 times longer than our
competitor video. Simple reason for that is very very simple because we obviously our video actually has the potential to keep a viewer longer on YouTube than the competitor video because YouTube is always going to push the video that
keeps someone on YouTube for the longest period of time. Then, for the thumbnail and also the title, we always want to work with, you know, proven to work concepts. We do not want to reinvent the wheel because why do Why would we want
to do that? We just want to do what is working, all right? Then then after we into the posting phase. So, we post, skip, post, skip, post, post, skip, post. Now, we want to be inconsistent, which sounds very weird, but we also
want to be consistent. We want to show YouTube that, you know, there's actually a human behind the account and not just like any kind of AI bot, all right? Now, Either the channel's going to blow up like they then we are actually going to
continue to post videos on the channel. Now, if this does not happen and it's actually flatlining right here, we do not go ahead and we post videos. Like we do not post more videos on the channel. Then we actually go ahead and we try to
there are a few reasons why a channel might fail. So, firstly, it might be the niche, the video topics, the packaging, bad channel, right? So, always go back
and try to understand why a video is failing, okay? Now, once you why a understand that, you actually go back to niche research and you repeat this exact for a while, you know, you will 100% get something
that works. Now, if you want to skip the whole trial and error, you know, and you know, do the same thing as for example Andre did or just as an example here the student that did $25,000 or even here, you know, this student who went from
$200 to $400 a day, or even here to $1,000 in the first month or here $4,000, then check out the first link in the video description. Book a completely look if it makes sense to work together and if I can scale you up. If I can,
not. And with that being said, I'll see you guys in the next video.