Build a Faceless AI YouTube Channel — Step-by-Step Guide & Transcript

[00:01] There are YouTube channels that are generating a lot of money and no, they don't sell generating a lot of money and no, they don't sell a store, they don't even have an agency at all.

[00:15] They only publish videos without showing their face, without recording their voice. And if the money does come without recording their voice. And if the money does come month after month, the creator focuses on other month after month, the creator focuses on other things or simply on doing whatever he pleases

[00:29] with his life. Today I'm going to show you exactly how this system works and how you, my friend, can literally build it from scratch using

[00:43] from scratch using artificial intelligence. Spoiler alert: no, you don't need any experience at all. But if you want Primo Franco to be able to go step by step with you and see what you're doing and tell you what to add, what to

[00:58] remove, what to take out, what to put in, or what to never do again so that you get results much, much faster, I invite you to my new mastermind/digital empires community . I'll leave a link below in the description of this video in case

[01:13] you want access to personalized group video calls. And not only that, but also a members' area where you can have, yes, pre-recorded classes so you can go at your own pace. Link in the description. And if it's not

[01:27] for you, it's not for you, no problem. Let's get on with what we promised. Check out this channel called The Biblical Sword. Publish videos of 17 to 20 minutes with animated images, without human faces and without real human voice.

[01:43] As you can see, look at their titles. Seven Financial Habits of the Proverbs Woman 31. 143,000 views in one month. God. Okay. Incredible. It

[01:55] 's incredible. God is commanding you to create your company. 81,000 views in 3 weeks. Another title: Five businesses God wants every Christian woman to God wants every Christian woman to start today. 62,000 views in 5 days. And

[02:09] like this one, there are many more. In other words, channels that mix biblical wisdom, ancient philosophy, and money. And they are

[02:23] that people, that human beings, seek every day: faith and prosperity. So, this is proven to be an evergreen niche, a massive audience, and low competition in Spanish. And that, for you, my friend, is

[02:38] a great, great opportunity. By the way, I want to know what part of the globe you 're looking at me from right now . I don't know, but I'm curious. Let me know. Put the emoji of your country's flag and your city and tell me,

[02:50] "Franco, greetings from and I'm personally going to greet you from another planet because cousin Franco is an alien." No, that's a lie. I will personally answer you. I want to know what part of the world you're looking at me from right now

[03:03] . Ready. Now we can see that this channel is focused on a single audience, which is women, even more of a sub-niche. And that's better because it means that only women, yes, ladies, watch this content. So, your

[03:19] job, my friend, is not to copy it. What you're going to do is take inspiration from the model, as you can see, and create something of your own. You can do the same thing, but from a different angle. Perhaps it may be for men or young entrepreneurs, it

[03:34] may also be for families. For anyone seeking prosperity from a faith-based perspective—very important, faith. To build it, we're going to use one of my best partners, Mr. Clot Claude, Claudio, whatever you

[03:47] want to call him, not only to create the video scripts, but to build the entire channel strategy from start to finish. And the first thing is to identify the identity itself. We are going to define the identity of that channel. In

[04:02] this case, I'm going to create a channel about biblical wisdom and philosophy applied to money and prosperity. Do you realize? It's a combination of two, practically three niches, and we're creating a new niche at the same time, I mean,

[04:17] before, because there are biblical channels, there are prosperity channels, but here we're mixing everything, and if we mix all those niches and on top of that we focus it only on women or only on men or only on

[04:32] families or only on fathers or only on mothers, it's okay, another level, and here we're talking about results. the older ones. So, for us. Second, I want you to

[04:45] understand that the reason why we are going to identify a niche and a sub-niche and focus only on it is because this channel, as you can see, already has the women's niche and it is growing, that is,

[04:57] that niche is super covered. So, the male side has the same demand, but much less competition in Spanish. Look, I'm not saying you can't do it Spanish. Look, I'm not saying you can't do it

[05:11] exists and I haven't found one for men in Spanish, we're going to focus on men, as you can see, who are looking for, for example, spiritual guidance combined with a business mindset, purpose, leadership, prosperity, all of

[05:25] that. Okay? So, that's the angle I'm going to focus on for the example, this tutorial, whatever you want to call it. So, you're going to come to Cloud, or Mr. Cloud, I was going to say Mr. Claudio, and you give him this prompt, which, by the way

[05:38] description of this video. Look carefully, because it's going to say, "These are the commands or prompts I used in this video, and I'm going to leave you copy them all and paste them, following the

[05:50] step-by-step instructions. I'm going to ask it to act as a YouTube content strategist and generate five name options for the channel, each with its description— super important—the target audience and the differentiating angle. I'm going to press

[06:03] enter, and in less than two minutes, I have the complete channel identity. Yes, it's ready, my friend. That's the first step most people skip, and that's why their channels don't have a direction. I repeat, you have to follow the step-by-step instructions. Look

[06:18] here at the five options, and my favorite, without a doubt, is the first one, called The King's Code. I love it. The motto is what the rich read, what kings already knew. A channel that deciphers biblical principles from Solomon,

[06:32] Proverbs, and Job and translates them into concrete strategies for business, Perfect. I like it, I love it. I love it. The animated character is a modern king with a minimalist crown. The

[06:45] audience is men aged 25 to 45—and that's an inclusive demographic— Latin American entrepreneurs with Christian roots who feel that spirituality and financial success are inseparable. I love it. And the

[07:00] differentiating angle is powerful because it positions Solomon as the first SEO in history and treats each biblical book as an executive leadership manual . Amazing. No other Spanish-language channel is doing it with that

[07:14] visual authority, and that's exactly what we 're looking for. I should charge for this information. I'm actually giving you a million-dollar idea. You can take a million-dollar idea. You can take massive, albeit imperfect, action right now. Right now

[07:26] attention. There's something that can further differentiate you from the rest, and that's creating content in a C format. That is, instead of standalone videos with no connection to each other, you publish a series where each episode is independent but part of a

[07:40] larger arc that keeps the audience coming back week after week, like a literal Netflix series that you watch every week. The days, Monday through Friday, or every week to watch the next episode. And that's called what?

[07:53] Audience retention, and it's what turns a channel into a community. attention to this point I just gave you. Now you're going to give it this command you see on my screen where you're going to ask it to design a seven-episode series

[08:07] about the biblical and philosophical principles that every entrepreneur needs to build real prosperity, with a title optimized for YouTube. Very important, the title has to be SEO-optimized, and

[08:22] above all, an opening hook and key points for each episode. I repeat, remember that the commands, the master prompts, I'm going to leave below in the description of this video. You're going to press enter. Look at this, Cloud

[08:34] already named the series and called it the King's Code. Season One. Boom, seven episodes, foundational series, principles of prosperity. I'm reading episode, which is called "Why Solomon

[08:47] Was Richer Than Any Fortune SEO" 500? And what did he know that you didn't? The opening hook says, "Solomon had more gold than the modern world has ever seen in one place, but his greatest wealth wasn't gold, it was what he asked for when

[09:00] God told him, 'Ask for whatever you want.'" And the three points of the episode are the difference between asking for wealth and asking for wisdom. The principle of asking the first questions used by great entrepreneurs and the mistake of the

[09:13] modern entrepreneur who pursues money before ability. Tell me if this isn't a video that people are going to want to see. Even I want to see it without having created it yet. It sounds super interesting, especially for

[09:27] Latin American entrepreneurs like you and me, who speak Spanish, who have that faith and want to know more about leadership, want to lead our communities, else, and obviously also want wealth in all aspects, not

[09:41] just the monetary one. Well, I would subscribe to this channel. I would definitely watch all the episodes or see all the episodes of this channel or this series. Now you give it this other command where you ask it to create the script for the first

[09:56] episode plus a list of prompts that will help you create the images for each scene. You press enter and as you can see, here is the script and at the end the prompts for the visuals. What I love is that he created it as if it

[10:09] were the script for a Next Literal series. I loved it. Look at this. Look at this. Tell me. Comment Netflix to let us know if we're on the same page. You've already reached this part of the video. It won't be long now. It won't be long now.

[10:21] Okay. Before moving on to production, there's something else Cloud can do for you that very few people take advantage of. And you're going to ask him to take that long script and identify the three most impactful moments and turn them into

[10:35] independent short scripts, each a maximum of 60 seconds long, with a hook that stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds and a closing that leads the viewer to the long video. So, in minutes you have a long video and three

[10:49] short clips ready from a script. You're releasing two content formats and in the end both will generate revenue for you. And you might say, "Okay, Franco, it all sounds amazing, bro, but how do I actually create those videos? How do I make them?

[11:04] How do I edit them?" Very simple, you have two options. Look, the first one is for the long video. You take the visual prompts that Mr. Clot generated at the end of the script and bring them to Chat GPT. So, you paste each prompt into the

[11:17] image generator and Chat GPT, what will it do? He will create the illustrations for each scene in the visual style you requested. So, in this case, B-type animated characters. Now you save each image and then come to

[11:31] below in the description so you can create an account now and get your feet in the water. You open the voice studio, paste the complete script, making sure to remove any pauses and vignettes from the script so that it

[11:44] obviously comes out smoothly. You select a powerful-sounding artificial intelligence voice in Spanish and generate the narration audio. So, once you have the images and audio, you open a new project in CapC in 16x9 format.

[12:01] Very important, you drag the images in the order of the script, place the audio on top, and what you do is adjust the timings, add the it. Ready. You have a complete long video , without manually recording or editing

[12:15] professional editor. Many of you are thinking, "Franco, but you're a all. I use CapCut Capcat, okay? And there's a lot more software. Now, the more you do it, obviously, the faster you'll see how to

[12:31] first it might take you a maybe the first time, I don't know, a couple of hours, etc., or maybe more, but practice makes perfect. The second time it might take you half as long, and once you've got

[12:46] the flow down, a whole episode takes less than an hour. In other words, you don't have to be a pro at editing at all . Believe me, friend. Okay. for shorts. I want you to pay attention. You copy the script for each short,

[13:01] come to the Capcat or Capc video studio , whatever you want to call it, paste it, select a visual style, as you can see here on my screen, already similar to the images you generated in Chat GPT so that the channel has

[13:13] visual coherence. And CapC automatically builds the complete short film with the narration, images, and subtitles. So, everything in vertical format, ready to upload in a second. This second option, yes, you

[13:28] can also use for the long video if you want to do it all in one step within Capcat, but obviously this step or this point, you are the one who decides according to the time you have and the level of control you want

[13:40] over the final result. Remember, there is more than one option, but you decide what to do. The important thing is to take massive, albeit imperfect, action. You're going to make mistakes, it's going to take time, and that's perfectly fine. You have to feel comfortable with making

[13:52] mistakes. You have to feel comfortable, obviously, with it taking you one, two, three, four, five hours the first, second, third, fourth, fifth time maybe, but as you do it more often you

[14:05] become an expert, and that's the content. Basically, you create it like, uh, like hotcakes. I think that's the best way to explain it. At first, making bread might take you a long time, but

[14:17] then it starts coming out in no time because you can even do it with your Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Focused. Okay. Actually, you don't. Basically, you just give the instructions to the artificial intelligence and the

[14:31] artificial intelligence does it for now. What neither of these two methods includes is the thumbnail. And the thumbnail is one of the most important elements, my friend, of your channel because it's the first thing people see

[14:43] before deciding whether to click or not. And for that you'll also use GPT chat. You thumbnail for a YouTube video about animated character of a modern biblical king with a minimalist crown and blah blah blah blah.

[14:57] Then, chat GPT generates the thumbnail ready to upload, and if it doesn't look exactly how you want it, you adjust the promo and regenerate it until it's perfect. So, one piece of advice I'm going to give you is to get inspired by

[15:10] thumbnails that have already converted, that is, that have worked, that people have clicked on. Videos from similar channels that already have good thumbnails and therefore good views too, a high number of views. Okay?

[15:23] Now, very important and I want you to take this into consideration, before publishing you are going to ask Clock for the title and description, I was going to say optimized. optimized for SEO, for

[15:37] Search Engine optimization. That means you're going to tell Google and YouTube what your video is about, but that will obviously help you achieve that title and description. They tell, I repeat, the algorithm who to

[15:50] show your content to, who to show your video to. So you can't overlook it have the best video, the best thumbnail, but if there's no SEO within your video, within your piece of content, it's all in. Now, you might be

[16:03] wondering, Franco, but what if I only want to upload long videos or short ones? Yes, that's valid. In other words, there isn't just one way to do it, my friend. I want you to understand that, but I'm going to give you my suggestion. It's not

[16:17] , you take it or you leave it. It's just a suggestion, okay? based on what works and based on the experience of Primo Frasco. If you're only going to post long videos, one video every two days or leaving at least one day between videos,

[16:32] okay? At the very least. You're not going to post a video now and then that way. So if you're only going to post long videos, leaving one day between each, perfect. If you're only going to publish shorts, it has to

[16:45] be one a day or more, two or three inclusive. That's why I'm post every day, you could post a long video, in between, leaving one day and you can post a short one on the day you don't post a

[16:59] two short videos on the day you don't post a long video. It's also a good way. "Hey, look, you know what? I'm here to stay, to play the long game, and then another the following week ." That's why, if you're going to do this,

[17:14] I suggest you at least have a group of videos already created and edited, ready to be published in advance so you 're at least a week ahead with content creation and not going day by day, because

[17:27] the opposite isn't sustainable. Sooner or later, life happens, something for that day, and then not for the next day either, and the practically abandoning the channel, and the algorithm doesn't like that. It's very

[17:41] simple: each week you can ask Clotion for a new episode of the series, Clotion for a new episode of the series, and Clot Claudio, Mr. Clotion, will create the long version and the short versions. Chat GPT generates the images and thumbnails, and Capcut Capcat produces the

[17:54] videos. You upload the long version one day, and the next day you'll upload the short versions, and then... The next day, another long-form video, and the following day, short videos, and so on. This system is based on

[18:07] one thing: consistency. It 's the final ingredient that many of you overlook and are missing. You might know how to edit a beautiful video, how to create a thumbnail, how to do SEO, and everything

[18:20] else, but if you're not consistent , every video you publish, accumulate today, tomorrow, and a year from now YouTube pays you for those views, but it pays you for creating

[18:34] content. If you don't create content, YouTube's algorithm has nothing to leverage. It says, "There's no content, therefore, I'm not going to feature you." Because who am I going to feature you if you haven't created anything at all? It's that

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