AI YouTube Channel Experiment — Full Breakdown & Transcript

[00:02] historical story videos that get over 100,000 views each, earning $6.88 per 1,000 views. This channel was created exactly two months ago and has already reached 12 million views! So, I'm going to try making videos exactly like this one for seven days and see

[00:16] how it turns out and what mistakes I might make. But as usual, we need to understand the steps we'll take, which include creating the channel, the layout, the videos, the photos with artificial intelligence, and the editing. First, let's create the channel. But if you want to skip

[00:29] this part of the video, start from this minute, or if you want to continue, let's go! I named the channel "Whispers of History." After that, honestly, you can use any logo for the channel; it doesn't matter. So, I went to Chatji BT and asked him to make a logo similar to this channel's, and I created the

[00:43] channel. That's it. I just had to add some words. My key is to help YouTube identify my audience, so I went to settings, then channel, and the best program to get keywords is the Vetec program. You just go to a link in the description, then log in with your Google email and install the

[00:58] program as an extension. Then you start taking keywords from videos on the same topic, like historical stories, bedtime stories, and so on. That's how I finished setting up the channel. Now I need to create a script, so I have to get a script similar to these videos. There were two

[01:11] ways to copy the script: one is from this website where you just copy the video link and paste it into the site and click OK, and the script is copied directly. The second way is to go to the video description and click on the word "text." When you click on it, the entire script appears below, and you

[01:26] similar script. I went to the GROOK website, but someone might ask, " Why did you choose GROOK if you have ChatGBT?" The reason is that ChatGBT doesn't work. The scripts are a bit long, but yours will create a script that's

[01:39] about half an hour or an hour long all at once. So I put this script in and told him to make a similar script, but half an hour long and professional. I also told him to then create a professional promo for each scene in the same style as this image. I took this image as a regular screenshot from

[01:53] their video. These promos are for converting into images and videos. After he made the script, I copied it and went to LevelLabs. For your information, it's one of the best non-artificial websites. You just log in with Google and it gives you 10,000 characters for free. Honestly,

[02:07] I consider this one of the most important steps because this is the sound that people will hear, so you have to choose a good sound. I looked around a bit and chose this one. I put the script in, generated it, and uploaded it. Now, the this one. I put the script in, generated it, and uploaded it. Now, the

[02:21] require using View3, so I decided to use images from EVAGE FX and Wysk. Unfortunately, it wouldn't work for me because it required a VPN. So, I just went to

[02:34] VPN Extension, downloaded it, and it appeared here. I selected the US version, and it worked. I went to both sites and started putting each promo on both to see the difference between them and which image was better. After I made all the promos, created the images, and numbered them, I reached the last and easiest part:

[02:49] editing. You just put the AI ​​images in the cappuccino, one image for each scene. Finally, I downloaded a visual effect from Pix. It was just one effect, the word "fire," which I added to give the video a certain vibe. Finally, I made the video, published it, and it was up for 24 hours.

[03:06] Finally, I made the video, published it, and it was up for 24 hours. In the end, it only got seven views. that number is that the same thing happened to me on my main channel with my first video. It took me

[03:18] about a week to get a good number of views, so I decided to be patient and continue the challenge. I made the second video, but I changed it from historical stories to horror stories. I wanted to do something different. I did it the same way, but this time I used the Vue3 tool. I created videos that

[03:35] literally shocked me, and they suited the script perfectly. I used the same promo for the images and just added it to the videos. But then I added scary sound effects to the video from Pixa. I just typed something like " horrible sound" or something like that. After I

[03:51] made the video, I uploaded it the next day. At that point, the first video, thank God, reached 264 views. On the third day, I made another video about historical stories. Two days later, the second horror video reached 420 views, and the third

[04:07] horror video reached 420 views, and the third reached 250 views. After seven days, I reached 250 views. After seven days, I only had 25 subscribers and 100 views. Honestly, I'm not very happy with the result because I made three mistakes. First, I didn't stick to one type of

[04:21] story. I didn't stick to history, I didn't stick to historical stories, I just stuck to horror stories. My channel's content became a bit scattered. Second, the video ideas weren't very good, to be honest, and that's why people weren't interested. And last, I did n't analyze the competition well; my only concern was

[04:37] making videos. I know the results aren't great, but at that moment, I remembered something Ahmed Zaid said in a podcast about. He said you need to keep going until there's a point where the curve suddenly appears, and that's when the shift in content creation begins. A person keeps going for a certain period, and

[04:52] after a certain time, the channel really starts to shift and get good views. So, I want to tell you, even if you're getting the same number of views now, keep going until you see that shift, God willing. Thanks for watching, and peace out.