Claude Code + YouTube Finance Niche = The Highest RPM Faceless Channel

[00:00] I just found a faceless YouTube channel

[00:01] that started posting only three months

[00:03] ago. And based on publicly available

[00:05] estimates, this channel could already be

[00:07] generating around $20,000 a month. And

[00:09] in this video, I'm going to show you how

[00:11] to build one just like it using AI tools

[00:14] that are completely free. But first, let

[00:16] me show you why this niche is actually

[00:18] worth your time. Now, this creator is

[00:20] posting in the finance niche, one of the

[00:22] highest RPM niches on the entire

[00:24] platform. And when you look at the

[00:25] numbers, it starts to make a lot of

[00:27] sense. Another creator pulled in around

[00:29] 2 million views in just 30 days. And

[00:31] because the RPM is so high, that alone

[00:34] translated into a solid [music] 5 figure

[00:36] income. Then there's another one who got

[00:38] nearly 1 million views with an RPM of

[00:40] around $11 and still cleared 5 figures

[00:43] in a single month. That's why in this

[00:45] video, I'm going to break down exactly

[00:47] how this works. From building the

[00:49] channel and creating the content all the

[00:51] way to optimizing [music] it so it

[00:53] actually gets discovered. And we're

[00:54] doing all of this with Claude code and a

[00:56] few other powerful tools without any

[00:58] coding skills required. Everything I'm

[01:00] about to show you comes directly from my

[01:02] own experience. And these are the exact

[01:04] steps I would personally use to grow a

[01:06] channel in this niche. Now, here's

[01:08] something that shows us that this niche

[01:09] is far from saturated. If you look at

[01:11] the newly created channels in this

[01:13] niche, you'll notice new creators

[01:15] consistently pulling anywhere from 20 to

[01:17] 40,000 views per video. And keep in

[01:20] mind, all of these channels are brand

[01:22] new. And that basically tells you

[01:23] everything you need to know. So now that

[01:25] you know the entire plan, the first

[01:27] thing that you need to do is download

[01:28] Claude from its official page and then

[01:30] install it on your device. With that

[01:32] done, start by opening the video

[01:34] resources which you can find inside my

[01:36] free Telegram channel linked below. Now

[01:39] once you are in, make sure to copy the

[01:41] channel creation master which will serve

[01:42] as the master prompt for channel

[01:44] creation in Claude. Next, open Claude

[01:47] and then paste the master prompt into

[01:48] the prompt section right here. Once

[01:50] that's done, run the master prompt. And

[01:52] just like that, Claude will initiate the

[01:54] competitor analysis process. Basically,

[01:56] Claude will ask you to upload a

[01:58] screenshot of a competitor as well as a

[02:00] list of high-erforming titles from that

[02:02] competitor. Now, what you need to do is

[02:04] open a high-erforming channel in the

[02:06] finance niche and then simply take a

[02:08] screenshot of the entire page. Next,

[02:10] make sure to select the first few rows

[02:12] of the most popular videos. Just follow

[02:14] what I'm doing right here and you'll be

[02:16] good to go. With that done, head back

[02:18] into Claude and import the screenshot

[02:20] that you took previously. After that,

[02:22] also make sure to import everything that

[02:24] you copied so that Claude has an

[02:25] understanding of the high-erforming

[02:26] titles in the niche. So, now that

[02:28] everything is set, click on the generate

[02:30] button. And just like that, Claude will

[02:32] provide you with a full competitor

[02:34] analysis. Basically, it's going to give

[02:36] you an overall niche analysis along with

[02:39] branding insights which include the

[02:40] visual style. After that, it's going to

[02:43] provide you with a content analysis

[02:44] where it breaks down the video title

[02:46] structure and the repeating title

[02:48] patterns that perform well. And finally,

[02:51] it will create a lockedin channel

[02:53] identity profile, which is basically an

[02:55] optimized template of how a channel in

[02:57] that exact niche could be structured.

[03:00] Now, with that out of the way, at the

[03:01] end, it will ask you if you want to

[03:03] proceed. So, basically, tell it to

[03:05] proceed to step two and run the command.

[03:07] And with that done, Claude will now

[03:09] provide you with a list of 15 original

[03:11] channel name ideas that fit the niche

[03:13] and a reason why each name works well.

[03:15] Now, what you need to do next is choose

[03:17] a name that you want to use for your

[03:18] channel. In my opinion, all of the names

[03:20] that it provides will be pretty solid,

[03:22] so it should be really easy for you to

[03:24] choose. Now, simply enter the number of

[03:26] the name that you have chosen, which in

[03:27] my case is name number five, and then

[03:29] run the command. And with that done,

[03:31] Claude will now save the name that you

[03:33] have chosen and will use that same exact

[03:35] name until it finishes all of the steps.

[03:38] Now, at the end, it will ask you if you

[03:40] want to proceed. So, all you have to do

[03:41] is tell it to proceed to step three and

[03:43] run that command. And just like that,

[03:46] Claude will now give you a full channel

[03:47] description that is specifically made

[03:49] for the finance niche and includes your

[03:51] channel name. Then, it will give you a

[03:53] full list of channel tags that are

[03:54] optimized to help improve your channel's

[03:56] visibility. And finally, it will give

[03:58] you a couple of username options that

[04:00] you can use as your channel handle. Now,

[04:02] at the end, it will ask you if you

[04:04] approve everything or if you want to

[04:05] make adjustments. So, if everything

[04:07] looks good, simply tell it that you

[04:09] approve everything and then run that

[04:10] command. And with that done, Claude will

[04:12] first give you a full competitor style

[04:14] analysis with all of the branding

[04:16] elements and observations. Then it will

[04:18] give you a full logo prompt made

[04:20] specifically for your channel along with

[04:22] a complete channel banner prompt that

[04:24] includes the correct banner dimensions

[04:26] and is fully branded for your channel.

[04:28] Now that you have created the branding

[04:29] assets, start by copying the entire logo

[04:32] prompt from here and then head over into

[04:34] flow. Now once you are in, paste the

[04:36] prompt into the prompt section right

[04:38] here. Next, open the settings and make

[04:40] sure to select the 1x1 ratio. Then

[04:42] simply copy the rest of the settings

[04:44] that I'm using. And that's pretty much

[04:46] it. Now, with that done, click on the

[04:47] generate button. And just like that,

[04:49] Flow will provide you with a set of four

[04:51] logo samples that you can use for your

[04:53] channel. And as you can see, they really

[04:54] fit the vibe of the niche and look

[04:56] pretty solid. Now that you have created

[04:58] the logo samples, head back into Claude,

[05:00] but this time, copy the entire prompt

[05:02] for the channel banner. [music] Next,

[05:04] head back into Flow and paste the prompt

[05:06] into the prompt section. With that done,

[05:08] open the settings again, but this time,

[05:10] make sure to select the 16 to9 ratio.

[05:13] Now, with that out of the way, click on

[05:14] the generate button. And as easy as

[05:16] that, FL will provide you with a set of

[05:18] four channel banners that you can use

[05:19] for your channel. So now that you have

[05:21] created all of the assets for your

[05:23] channel, open the YouTube studio and

[05:25] then create a channel by using

[05:26] everything that you have gathered so

[05:28] far. And I really think that this part

[05:30] is super simple. So I don't really need

[05:31] to guide you here. Now at the end, open

[05:34] the channel settings. Then navigate into

[05:36] the channel section. And right here,

[05:37] make sure to import all of the channel

[05:39] keywords that you created previously

[05:41] since they are very important. Another

[05:43] important thing is that under the

[05:44] feature eligibility section, you will

[05:46] need to confirm your phone number. This

[05:48] is an important account verification

[05:50] step and I always recommend doing it.

[05:52] So, now that you have created a

[05:53] perfectly branded channel, let's finally

[05:55] start with the video creation process.

[05:58] And what you are about to see in this

[05:59] part can be very powerful, so make sure

[06:01] to watch closely. Now, to start off,

[06:03] open the video resources and then copy

[06:05] the entire video creation master from

[06:08] start to finish. With that done, open a

[06:10] new session in Claude and paste the

[06:11] prompt into the prompt section. Now that

[06:14] everything is set, simply run the

[06:15] master. And just like that, Claude will

[06:17] initiate the title and performance

[06:19] analysis where it will ask you to

[06:20] provide a list of title examples that

[06:22] have performed well in that niche. Now,

[06:24] what you need to do is open a

[06:25] high-erforming channel in the same niche

[06:27] and then select as many rows as you can,

[06:29] just like I'm doing right here. Next,

[06:31] head back into Claude and paste

[06:33] everything into the prompt section

[06:35] below. So now that the titles are set,

[06:37] run the command. And just like that,

[06:39] Claude will first provide you with a

[06:40] full title pattern analysis where it

[06:42] will list the patterns that perform

[06:44] well. Next, it will provide you with a

[06:46] full list of high-erforming topics,

[06:48] followed by a list of curiosity triggers

[06:51] and emotional triggers that may

[06:52] contribute to strong title performance.

[06:54] Finally, it will explain the viewer

[06:56] psychology for that exact niche and

[06:59] highlight content opportunities that you

[07:01] can use for your own channel. Now with

[07:02] that done, it will ask you to paste a

[07:04] couple of video transcripts from top

[07:06] performing videos in the niche. So what

[07:08] you need to do is open a channel in the

[07:10] same niche. Then open some of the most

[07:11] popular videos and select any video that

[07:14] has performed well. Next, scroll down

[07:16] until you find the show transcript

[07:18] button and click on it. By doing that,

[07:20] the full transcript of the video will

[07:22] appear on the right side. And as you can

[07:24] see, the entire transcript is displayed

[07:26] from start to finish. With that done,

[07:28] select the entire transcript from here

[07:30] and then paste it into Claude. You will

[07:32] then need to repeat the same process a

[07:34] few times. And in my case, I imported

[07:36] four transcripts, which should be enough

[07:37] for what we need, but you can import

[07:39] more if you like. So, now that

[07:41] everything is set, run the command. And

[07:43] just like that, Claude will first

[07:44] provide you with a hook structure that

[07:46] explains which hook formats tend to work

[07:48] best. Then, it will break down the

[07:50] writing style commonly used in

[07:51] successful videos within the niche. It

[07:53] will also break down the storytelling

[07:55] style and retention techniques, which in

[07:57] my opinion are super important for a

[07:58] highquality script. And finally, it will

[08:01] break down the sentence pacing and

[08:03] viewer engagement patterns, which are

[08:04] also very important when it comes to

[08:06] creating a script that keeps viewers

[08:08] interested. Now, with that done, at the

[08:10] end, it will ask you if you want to

[08:11] proceed. So, simply tell it to proceed

[08:13] to step three and then run the command.

[08:15] And with that done, Claude will now

[08:17] provide you with a list of five video

[08:19] ideas that are based on high-erforming

[08:21] concepts within the same niche. It will

[08:23] also give you a short overview of what

[08:24] each idea is about, so you can easily

[08:27] choose the one that you like the most.

[08:29] Now what you need to do next is choose

[08:30] an idea from this list because at the

[08:32] end Claude will ask you to enter the

[08:34] number of the idea that you have chosen.

[08:36] Basically you just need to enter the

[08:38] number of the idea that you selected

[08:40] which in my case is idea number three

[08:42] and then run the command. And with that

[08:44] done in the next step Claude will ask

[08:46] you to choose a video length. As you can

[08:48] see it will already recommend lengths

[08:50] that are commonly used in this niche.

[08:51] But just to keep this video shorter and

[08:53] easier for you to follow. In my case I

[08:55] will enter a 5inut duration. However,

[08:57] [music] I recommend that you choose a

[08:59] length between 8 and 15 minutes. Now,

[09:01] with that out of the way, run the

[09:03] command. And just like that, Claude will

[09:05] provide you with a full video script

[09:06] based on the idea that you selected and

[09:09] formatted to match the duration that you

[09:10] chose. The script will also include a

[09:12] variety of hooks and emotional triggers

[09:15] commonly found in successful videos

[09:17] within the niche. And most importantly,

[09:19] the script will be fully original and

[09:21] unique, which is exactly what we want.

[09:23] Now that you have created the full

[09:25] script, the next thing that you need to

[09:26] do is copy the entire script from here

[09:28] and then head over to a tool called

[09:30] Dupdub, which we will use to create the

[09:32] voice over. Now, once you are in, open

[09:35] the AI voiceover feature, which is this

[09:37] one right here. Next, [music] paste the

[09:39] entire script that you copied and make

[09:41] sure that it's the full script from

[09:42] start to finish. Now, what you need to

[09:44] do is remove all of the gaps between the

[09:46] lines and you can simply follow what I'm

[09:48] doing right here and you'll be good to

[09:50] go. So now that you have removed all of

[09:52] the gaps and the entire script is clean,

[09:54] open the voices section on the right

[09:56] side where you will need to select a

[09:57] voice for your voice over. Now this is

[09:59] totally up to you. So feel free to

[10:01] choose the voice that you like the most.

[10:03] I also recommend that you filter the

[10:05] voices using the quality filter since

[10:07] doing that will help you find the higher

[10:09] quality voice options more easily. Now

[10:11] in my case, I will be using the Liam

[10:13] voice because it really fits the vibe of

[10:15] the video and I really like how it

[10:17] sounds. Now, with the voice selected,

[10:19] you can adjust the speed and pitch of

[10:20] the voice, but in my opinion, I

[10:22] recommend that you don't change anything

[10:24] here. You can also adjust additional

[10:26] settings such as adding pauses, music,

[10:28] sound effects, and lexicons. But once

[10:30] again, I recommend that you don't add

[10:32] anything extra since we want a clean

[10:33] voice over. So, now that everything is

[10:35] set, click on the generate button, which

[10:37] will initiate the voice over creation

[10:39] process. And once it's done, let's see

[10:41] how the voiceover turned out. Think

[10:43] about the last time you got serious

[10:45] about money. Maybe you sat down, made a

[10:48] budget, deleted some apps off your

[10:50] phone, told yourself this time was

[10:52] different. Now, we are using Dubdub

[10:54] because it allows voice over creation of

[10:56] up to 30,000 characters, which is really

[10:58] useful for longer voiceovers. And that's

[11:00] why I highly recommend that you use this

[11:02] tool. So, now that the voiceover is

[11:04] ready, click on the export button above.

[11:06] Then, make sure to select the MP3

[11:08] format. And finally, click on the export

[11:10] button. And just like that, your voice

[11:12] over will be exported. So now that you

[11:14] have created a realistic voice over, I'm

[11:16] going to show you how to create all of

[11:17] the images for the video. So watch

[11:19] closely. [music]

[11:20] To start off, open the same Claude

[11:22] session from before and then simply type

[11:24] yes and run the command. And with that

[11:27] done, Claude will now initiate the

[11:28] visual style analysis where it will ask

[11:30] you to import screenshots of visuals

[11:32] from successful videos in the niche. Now

[11:34] what you need to do is open a video that

[11:36] has performed well and then simply take

[11:38] a couple of screenshots of what is

[11:40] happening inside that video. This is

[11:41] very simple to do. So, I don't think I

[11:43] need to explain anything here. With that

[11:45] done, head back into Claude and import

[11:47] all of the screenshots that you have

[11:49] taken. And in my case, I imported five

[11:51] screenshots. Now that everything is set,

[11:53] run the command. And just like that,

[11:55] Claude will break down the entire visual

[11:57] style profile of how visuals in this

[11:59] niche are commonly structured.

[12:01] Basically, it will save everything as a

[12:03] template and use that same template

[12:05] until all of the steps are completed.

[12:07] Now, with that done, at the [music] end,

[12:08] simply tell it to proceed to the next

[12:10] step and run the command. And as easy as

[12:12] that, Claude will now provide you with

[12:14] an entire list of text to image prompts

[12:16] that you can use to generate the visuals

[12:18] for your video. As you can see, in my

[12:20] case, it generated 38 prompts since my

[12:24] video script is not very long. But in

[12:26] any case, you should always have enough

[12:27] prompts to cover the entire video, which

[12:29] is exactly what we need. So now that

[12:31] everything is set to generate the actual

[12:33] images, we will use flow. So once you

[12:36] are in, start by entering the image

[12:38] prompt for the first scene. Next, open

[12:40] the settings and then make sure to copy

[12:42] all of the settings that I'm using right

[12:44] here. With that done, click on the

[12:45] generate button below. And just like

[12:47] that, we have created the image that

[12:49] represents the first part of our script.

[12:51] And as you can see, the image is made in

[12:53] a style that is commonly used by many

[12:55] creators in the finance niche. So, now

[12:57] that you have created the image for the

[12:59] first scene, head back into Claude, but

[13:00] this time, copy the prompt for the

[13:02] second scene. Next, head back into Flow

[13:04] and paste the prompt into the prompt

[13:06] section below. Now, with that done, let

[13:08] me show you how to create consistent

[13:10] images in a very easy and simple way. To

[13:13] do that, click on the plus button right

[13:14] here, where you will find the first

[13:16] image that you created. Now, what you

[13:18] need to do is add that exact image into

[13:20] your prompt, which will be used as a

[13:21] reference for your new image. So, now

[13:23] that everything is set, click on the

[13:25] generate button. And as you can see, we

[13:26] have now created a new image that

[13:28] represents the second part of our

[13:30] script. The image includes the same

[13:32] character from the first image and is

[13:34] made in the same visual style. Now

[13:36] remember while generating the images, if

[13:38] you have a scene that doesn't include

[13:39] any characters, you don't need to use a

[13:41] reference image. However, [music] if

[13:43] your scene does include characters, try

[13:45] to use a reference image for most of

[13:46] your scenes since that can help make

[13:48] your video more consistent and

[13:50] professional. So, now that you know how

[13:52] everything works, simply repeat the

[13:54] process until you have used all of the

[13:55] prompts from start to finish. At the

[13:57] end, don't forget to download each image

[13:59] using the original size. And with that

[14:01] out of the way, it's time to bring your

[14:03] images to life. So make sure to watch

[14:05] closely. Now the first thing that you

[14:07] need to do is open the same session in

[14:09] Claude and simply tell it to proceed.

[14:11] And once the entire process finishes, as

[14:13] you can see, Claude will provide you

[14:15] with a full list of imagetovideo prompts

[14:17] that you can use to animate your images.

[14:19] As you can see, Claude gave us 38 motion

[14:21] prompts, which matches the number of

[14:23] image prompts that we created earlier.

[14:25] So we basically have a prompt for every

[14:26] single image. Now that everything is

[14:28] set, we're going to use Meta AI to

[14:30] animate the images. So go ahead and open

[14:32] it. Now once you are in the first thing

[14:34] that you need to do is import the image

[14:36] for the first scene [music] which is

[14:38] basically the first image that you

[14:39] created. Next head into Claude and then

[14:42] copy the animation prompt for the first

[14:44] scene. Then head back into Meta and

[14:46] paste the prompt into the prompt section

[14:47] right here. So now that everything is

[14:49] set, click on the generate button below.

[14:51] And just like that, Meta will provide

[14:53] you with a video specifically made for

[14:55] your first scene. Considering that you

[14:57] can use Meta for free, the video looks

[14:59] pretty solid and is more than good

[15:00] enough for what we are trying to create.

[15:02] So, now that you have animated the first

[15:04] image, start by importing the image for

[15:06] the second scene in the same way as

[15:07] before. With that out of the way, head

[15:09] back into Claude, but this time, copy

[15:11] the animation prompt for the second

[15:13] scene. Then, head back into Meta and

[15:14] paste the prompt into the prompt section

[15:16] below. Now that everything is set,

[15:18] simply click on the generate button. And

[15:20] just like that, Meta will animate the

[15:22] second image and provide you with a

[15:24] video that, in my opinion, looks pretty

[15:26] solid. Now that you know how to animate

[15:27] the images, simply repeat the same

[15:29] process until you have used all of the

[15:31] animation prompts. Now, at the end,

[15:33] don't forget to download every single

[15:35] video that you generated. And with that

[15:37] out of the way, you are now ready for

[15:39] the next step [music] where I will show

[15:40] you how to edit the entire video from

[15:42] start to finish. This one is going to be

[15:45] super easy, and you'll see why shortly.

[15:47] Now, to edit the video, we are going to

[15:49] use an editing tool called Cap Cut. So,

[15:51] go ahead and open it. Once you are in,

[15:53] the first thing that you need to do is

[15:54] import all of the assets that you have

[15:56] created so far. With that done, select

[15:59] the voice over and place it into the

[16:00] editing timeline below. Now, there are

[16:02] these small gaps in the voice over,

[16:04] which are basically pauses that you will

[16:06] need to remove. And this step is pretty

[16:08] simple. All you have to do is place the

[16:10] play head right where a gap starts, then

[16:12] cut the voice over at that point, and

[16:14] simply drag the rest of the voice over

[16:16] to the left. Now, this step is very

[16:18] simple since you only need to remove the

[16:20] larger gaps. And as for the smaller

[16:21] ones, you can leave them as they are.

[16:23] And just to save some time, I have

[16:25] already done that. And as you can see,

[16:26] my voice over no longer has any large

[16:28] gaps, [music] which helps it sound more

[16:30] engaging. Now, with that out of the way,

[16:32] the next thing that you need to do is

[16:34] select the image for the first scene and

[16:36] place it into the editing timeline

[16:37] below. Now that the first scene is in

[16:39] place, go through the voice over and

[16:41] based on what is being discussed, make

[16:43] sure to trim the first scene so that it

[16:45] matches its corresponding section of the

[16:47] voice over. So now that the first scene

[16:49] is lined up, select the second scene and

[16:51] place it right next to the first one.

[16:53] Next, go through the voice over again

[16:54] and based on what is being discussed,

[16:56] trim the second scene so that it matches

[16:58] its corresponding section. Now, I really

[17:00] think that this step is pretty

[17:02] straightforward. So, I won't spend any

[17:03] more time guiding you here because you

[17:05] should already understand the process.

[17:07] And to save even more time, I have

[17:09] already placed all of the scenes and

[17:10] timed them correctly. And your timeline

[17:12] should look similar to what I have right

[17:14] here. So, now that all of the scenes are

[17:16] in place, the next thing that you need

[17:17] to do is open the text section above.

[17:19] Then navigate to the auto caption

[17:21] section [music] here. Make sure to click

[17:23] on the generate button, which will

[17:24] initiate the caption creation process.

[17:27] And once that's done, as you can see,

[17:29] captions will be added throughout the

[17:30] entire video. But now, the problem is

[17:32] that the text looks pretty plain and

[17:34] boring. So, let me show you how to

[17:36] improve it. To start off, navigate to

[17:38] the settings on the right side. Then

[17:39] scroll down and enable the stroke

[17:41] feature, which will instantly make the

[17:43] text more readable. With that done,

[17:45] scroll back up and open the font

[17:46] settings where you will find plenty of

[17:48] free font options that you can use. Now,

[17:50] this is totally up to you. So, choose

[17:52] the font that you like the most. But in

[17:54] my case, I will use this font right here

[17:56] since it looks really good and makes the

[17:57] text even more readable. Now, depending

[18:00] on the font that you have chosen, you

[18:01] can also decrease the text size slightly

[18:03] so that it doesn't stand out too much.

[18:05] So, now that you have added the captions

[18:07] and adjusted them to look better, if you

[18:09] want to take things a step further, you

[18:11] can also open the animation section and

[18:13] then navigate to caption animations

[18:15] where you will find plenty of animation

[18:17] options that you can use. This step is

[18:19] completely up to you, but I won't use an

[18:21] animation since I want my video to feel

[18:22] clean and professional. So, now that the

[18:24] captions are fully set, you can also add

[18:26] background music by opening the audio

[18:28] section where you will find a lot of

[18:30] tracks that you can use. Now, it's up to

[18:32] you whether you want to use music from

[18:33] this section or upload your own. You can

[18:36] also skip this step entirely since even

[18:38] without background music, your video can

[18:40] still turn out very well. Now, with that

[18:42] done, the next thing that you need to do

[18:44] is select all of the assets above the

[18:46] voice over. Then, right click on any of

[18:47] them and create a compound clip, which

[18:49] will merge everything into one clean

[18:51] asset. Now, with that done, open the

[18:53] animation section on the right side.

[18:55] Then, open the out animations here. Make

[18:58] sure to apply the fade out animation

[18:59] since it will help your video end more

[19:01] smoothly and look more professional. And

[19:03] with that out of the way, your entire

[19:05] video is now complete and ready to be

[19:08] exported. Now, to export the video,

[19:10] click on the export button above and

[19:11] simply copy all of the settings that I'm

[19:13] using right here. Finally, [music] click

[19:15] on the export button below. And just

[19:17] like that, your video will be saved. So,

[19:19] now that the entire video is complete,

[19:21] let's see how it turned out. Think about

[19:23] the last time you got serious about

[19:25] money. Maybe you sat down, made a

[19:28] budget, deleted some apps off your

[19:30] phone, told yourself this time was

[19:32] different. [music] And for a while, it

[19:33] was. You paid down some debt. You

[19:35] started putting money aside. You felt

[19:37] like you were finally getting somewhere.

[19:39] And then something [music] happened. It

[19:41] always does. And slowly, quietly, you

[19:44] ended up right back where you started. I

[19:46] didn't show you the entire video just to

[19:48] save some time, but you can already see

[19:50] that the video came out amazing. So now

[19:52] that you have created a complete video

[19:54] for the finance niche, let me show you

[19:55] how to upload it correctly. Because if

[19:57] you completely miss this step, your

[19:59] video may struggle to reach the right

[20:01] audience. So make sure to watch closely.

[20:03] Now to start off, open the YouTube

[20:05] studio and then upload the video that

[20:07] you have just created. Once that's done,

[20:09] you can see that we are basically

[20:10] missing everything. So now let me show

[20:12] you how to optimize the entire video

[20:14] from start to finish. Now, what you need

[20:16] to do is open the same session in Claude

[20:19] and then simply tell it to proceed to

[20:21] the next step. And once that's done,

[20:23] Claude will provide you with a list of

[20:24] five optimized video titles that are

[20:27] specifically made for your video topic.

[20:29] Now, the next thing that you should do

[20:30] is choose a title from the list and then

[20:32] enter the number of that title into the

[20:34] prompt section below. With that done,

[20:36] simply run the command. And just like

[20:38] that, Claude will initiate the thumbnail

[20:40] analysis process where it will ask you

[20:42] to upload a few thumbnail samples from

[20:44] high-erforming videos in the same niche.

[20:46] Now, with that done, open a

[20:48] high-erforming channel in the finance

[20:49] niche and make sure to take a few

[20:51] screenshots of the thumbnails that have

[20:53] performed well. Next, head back into

[20:55] Claude and import all of the thumbnails.

[20:57] In my case, I imported five thumbnails

[21:00] that it will use as inspiration. Now,

[21:02] with that out of the way, run the

[21:03] command. And just like that, Claude will

[21:05] create a thumbnail style profile that

[21:07] will be used for your video. And the

[21:08] thumbnail style it creates will be based

[21:10] on patterns found in successful videos

[21:12] within the same niche, which is very

[21:14] important. Now, with that done, at the

[21:16] end, it will ask you if you want to

[21:18] proceed. So, simply tell it to proceed

[21:20] to the next step and then run the

[21:21] command. And just like that, Claude will

[21:23] provide you with a full thumbnail prompt

[21:25] that you can use to create a thumbnail

[21:27] for your video. And the prompt will

[21:28] already be optimized, so you shouldn't

[21:30] need to make any major changes. Now

[21:32] start by copying the entire thumbnail

[21:34] prompt from here. Then open a new

[21:36] session in flow and paste the prompt

[21:38] into the prompt section below. With that

[21:40] done, open the settings and then copy

[21:42] all of the settings that I'm using since

[21:44] this step is very important. Now that

[21:46] everything is set, click on the generate

[21:48] button. And as you can see, we have just

[21:49] created a set of four thumbnails that we

[21:51] can use for our video. And all of the

[21:53] thumbnails came out looking amazing. Now

[21:56] with the thumbnails complete, choose the

[21:57] one that you like the most and then

[21:59] download it by using the original size.

[22:01] >> [music]

[22:01] >> Next, head back into Claude and tell it

[22:03] to proceed to the next step. And just

[22:05] like that, Claude will provide you with

[22:07] a fully optimized video description that

[22:09] is natural and engaging. It will also

[22:11] give you a list of video tags that are

[22:13] relevant to your video and optimized for

[22:15] discoverability. So, now that you have

[22:17] created all of the optimization

[22:18] elements, head back into YouTube and

[22:20] import everything that you have created

[22:22] so far. Also, don't forget to import the

[22:24] video tags as well since they are an

[22:26] important part of the setup process. So

[22:29] now that everything is set, if we head

[22:30] over to the video check section, you

[22:32] should be able to review whether there

[22:34] are any copyright or policy related

[22:36] issues that need attention. And this is

[22:38] exactly what we want to check before

[22:39] publishing. Now what you need to do next

[22:41] is head over to the visibility section.

[22:43] Then set the video to public and finally

[22:45] click on the publish button below. And

[22:47] just like that, your video is now live

[22:49] and ready to start gaining traction. Now

[22:51] since we have reached the end of the

[22:53] video, I want to say something very

[22:54] important. This niche is currently

[22:56] performing very well, but opportunities

[22:58] and trends can change over time. If you

[23:00] keep waiting and do nothing, you may end

[23:02] up missing the chance to take advantage

[23:04] of what's working right now, and then

[23:06] you'll need to look for another

[23:07] opportunity and start from scratch.

[23:09] Also, if this video helped you out, make

[23:11] sure to hit the like button and leave a

[23:13] comment below. And as always, keep

[23:14] pushing and I'll see you in the next