AI Niches for YouTube Monetization — Step-by-Step Guide & Transcript

[00:01] has brought me 1.2 million rubles over the last two months. I'll refresh the page and show that the income is real. This, gentlemen, is my proof, my buttons, so to speak. Let name is Rustam, the owner, as I believe, of a rather large network of channels. Today

[00:14] we'll have a very detailed lecture, I'd even say a full course on what you need to first $1,000 as a YouTube newbie, how to delegate these channels to employees, why I'm recording this video, how I personally scale up, and so on. I

[00:27] started right away. Let's take a look at the channel itself now and then I'll start laying out the hard base. Today I'm going to talk about channels without a face, because most of my channels, literally 90%, are channels without a face. And the niches that I

[00:40] will also touch upon today are also faceless. They are monetized perfectly. Confirmation working with me in niches without a face. Over the last 28 days this is the picture we have. $15,000 channel. It already took place on April 10th. Here are the first

[00:53] note that since we are filming for one Geo, I won’t say which one, and this is not even a contact for America, but our traffic is currently steadily circulating there at 880,000 in 48 hours. As I'm recording this video, 23,000 people have watched this channel

[01:08] . I can do my own thing, I can sleep there, I can rest. This channel considering that I also put workers on it who produce content for me. Well, consider it, ugh, I've provided myself with automatic income.

[01:21] lot of materials prepared for today, we even Next, we will have a complete guide specifically for YouTube, so that [music] you, as a newbie, your niche, and at least try to achieve monetization. For this purpose, today I

[01:34] prepared a whole minecraft, starting literally from the creation of the channel and its design to its publication there. go through each point, explaining it in as much detail as possible, sharing my

[01:48] tested. What works, what doesn't , what niches are currently for example, can I monetize this channel that I'm currently running, and a channel in the channel that I'm currently running, and a channel in the adult niche.

[02:00] how to create a channel, namely how to find your niche, because, well, you can make cool, awesome videos, but if the niche is overcrowded, then, well, nothing will this guide. Therefore, at the initial stage it is important to determine the niches. Regarding

[02:13] but I would recommend that you be able to find niches yourself, rather than relying on some expert. This is literally the most important skill for any YouTuber, both in initially choose a crappy niche, no matter how hard you try, it’s pointless without a

[02:26] normal niche. First, I'll tell you an important point. On YouTube in general, there are a ton of different categories, for example, games, cooking, vlogs. And in each of these speak. There is a direction of games, and in this direction of games there are a lot of different

[02:40] our task is to find a niche in this direction, and to find something for the niche within it. Because, relatively speaking, in the Roblox niche there are a ton of different games. Our task is is, a niche, and in this niche, look for shooting topics that can be

[02:54] filmed. So, I found this list of niches in literally 10 video. I'll show you one way to find a niche now. The most popular, the create a new channel on your Google account or use the current one. I recommend using

[03:08] , because they have more or less some credibility with YouTube. Now we click here, that is, history, and delete the entire viewing history. We completely clear and refresh the page. And now we have a completely clean home

[03:20] viewing history of what we watched. This needs to be done in order to immediately need them. Therefore, we then enter into the search, so to speak, there, uh, any For example, here are some stories. Let's say I want to find some sub-niche related to

[03:35] and dig. In the filters , we put videos for this month according to relevance. Next we come across literally different niches. One guy is making a video about electric bikes, another guy is building some custom bike

[03:48] face. We are not interested in this, so to speak. You can also use any and then see what is filmed here. There's literally this channel here, he films , [the music] here is far from being played by Americans, because the voice acting is

[04:03] found the hype Roblox Desert Trip, Funny Moms, that is, yes, that is, a person literally films gameplay with his friend, where they write something in the chat, and the person records it on the screen and then makes a voiceover of what they

[04:16] . And this is very well monetized. You can even calculate , for example, this one video. You can open this video and see that it has a fairly active audience. 1.00 comments per million views. RPM

[04:29] will be 2-3 dollars. Roughly speaking, a channel there makes , somewhere around three, well, somewhere around filming this kind of content. Holy [ __ ], yeah. I have some friends in business,

[04:43] there was literally a guy who opened a shawarma place and invested 2-3 million rubles. to open this shawarma place, as a result, I had an income from it worth [music] 150,000 rubles, and I bought it you literally made one video and earned $4,000. I'm

[04:56] you can, for example, open this channel . You can even see how he audience by literally attaching a link to his website. Here we have a boost on Patreon, selling all sorts of books for $20, $14, $27. The channel has been running for

[05:10] 4 months, although, well, not many videos have been filmed for 4 months. Just recently views hit. That is, you can calculate how much this person, for example, views. In this niche, RPM will be somewhere around, well, 4-5 dollars. That is

[05:24] $4,000 per million. $8,000 minimum. This channel has earned money over the taken into account how much it earns from this site . Or, for example, person earns money exclusively through monetization . The channel is quite new, with

[05:38] each video gets a fair amount of views. The guy makes videos specifically about American football, but he takes the FG from some game, glues it all together in an some kind of informative video, there are 700,000 views. OK. Considering

[05:52] that his videos are quite long, there 's even a one and a half hour video that 's even a one and a half hour video that $5, that is, $5,000 per million. We click on 0.7, because

[06:05] earned from this channel. Given that he has an additional possible to figure out how to effectively monetize this audience. Here, cool format, that is, seven of Lexus. I've even seen a bunch of different sub-niches

[06:19] that also film exactly the same Levels on a wide variety of topics. That is, format, and we, with a different niche, are here in our sub-niche. This is how he increased the Here you can count 632,000 [music] views for 19 videos. Well, I

[06:33] earned about 4,000 bucks from here. Although the channel is 2 weeks old. Well, I'll show you one more channel. Fine. This guy has already made 77 videos and got 12.5 million views. where he additionally sells books. That is, the channel launched 2 months ago and

[06:49] has collected almost 13 million views. With such a PM, it’s somewhere around 80 or 90,000 monetization. And what's more, he has a cool website where he sells all sorts of books. These are the kind of niches I really like. I myself am trying to adapt

[07:03] also be a guide somewhere around here now. Okay, we've sorted out the niche there. I showed you a way to find your subniche. You can write down your interests on paper, I don’t know. subniche. You can write down your interests on paper, I don’t know.

[07:16] fact, one of the most hackneyed and popular methods, but it still you can still find some promising niche and [music] launch a promising niche and [music] launch a channel here.

[07:30] upload, how to create an American YouTube channel so that YouTube starts reaching us with the audience we need, and so on. Look, we have two types of channels on YouTube . This is oldrekre and Naborek. Roughly speaking. Here are the channels of the old

[07:42] . Everyone has such channels. Literally, I think you or your mother have a channel there, old man. Even my very first channel, I even first successful YouTube channel, which I launched with my mentor, which

[07:56] dollars, it was my mother’s channel. So, I took an old rekre, which has , it has YouTube's trust, and I simply used this channel and these channels, if you've uploaded anything there , already have a third feature. The

[08:09] looks like this. I'll tell you about her most important thing a little later. And in general, because they've been on the platform for quite a long time and haven't violated any rules. too many scammers, arbitrators, people who rent

[08:23] super-floors there, gray niches. YouTube needs a little more time to get used to understand that you don’t film all sorts of crap there, and only then, as a rule, will it start giving you reach. But there are cases where things

[08:36] say I had a video with my student Diana, and we raised the channel by $5,000 in 22 days. This was the Novorek channel. Or, for example, I were all Novoreg channels. So we just created this channel right away and started

[08:50] uploading videos to it, and our channel took off. Because, in general, there is no super-strong difference is, you don’t have to worry too much about this , because it will work in both places if you have a good niche. The only possible downside to such

[09:02] channels is that they lack a third function, and without a third function, you can't apply for monetization. As for how to connect it, how I personally connect it, I’ll let's create a channel. I have my other channels here, or rather Google accounts,

[09:15] Just click here, log in, and create an account for personal use. We enter any name or surname there, it doesn’t matter. Next, here we also set a random date, and also put your year of birth there, so to

[09:27] variety of emails to choose from. We can agree here, we can create our own Gmail. Next, we come up with a password, which we write down separately for ourselves, and save it phone number. You don’t need to provide a Russian one, as you won’t receive an SMS message there. So

[09:40] options here. So the first option is to simply ask relatives abroad who don't mind. The second option is to simply use the Starpe channel, that already exists. And there is no need to worry about this phone number. And the

[09:53] buy a virtual number." That's it, the websites give you this: buy some kind of because there might be one that kicks you out of your account and asks for this , but it’s better to be on the safe side.

[10:06] two-factor code. To confirm two-factor authentication, simply , security, then two-factor authentication, and I recommend downloading Google Authenticator for yourself. You can either create a key here

[10:19] or copy the codes there. In short, two-factor modification is needed channel. That is, when you re-login someone tries to hack you, or if you've lost your password, you'll be

[10:31] redirected to the main page. Click here, and you'll be redirected to you click on settings. Basically, there's nothing to touch here. Here you can channel, so I put Russia, but you can put the USA there or not put it at all

[10:44] . This is not really that important. You can simply copy keywords how to do this a little later. And then there are advanced settings, here you can set it to no, my channel is not for children and there is almost no children's content on it. Even if

[10:57] not film this, because your income will simply be cut less. Even though you will be thrown by YouTube Kids. In short, you Therefore, we put this or that, which is not there. There is almost no children's content on it

[11:12] indicate the audience for each video separately and indicate it each time, but it’s better to put this. further on, nothing here or there essentially moment, that is, the availability of the function. Initially, when you create a channel,

[11:26] standard function enabled. Next, your task is to connect these on Telegram. even upload long videos, so we definitely need to enable it. That is, it

[11:39] will come out like this for you. Just select an international number here and enter confirm this second function. That's it, it's clearly glowing there, that little green thing writes. That is, it is important to confirm, because otherwise there will be very little trust in your channel

[11:52] reach. Therefore, we confirm it via a phone number. Again reusable phone number you purchased, not the disposable one. And then we have advanced features. Advanced features are usually connected simply by maintaining a

[12:05] weeks, if you haven’t broken any rules , they will connect this third the opportunity, whoever is sitting there with [music] VPM , can confirm it through their face or through documents. Again, I have a guide right here. That's basically it

[12:19] . Here, just write down everything you want right away so that it fits community moderation takes place. You can simply allow all comments and disable moderation completely, so that people can write whatever they want, so that you have maximum activity

[12:31] maximum comments. YouTube saw that there was very good engagement. The you can write down words that you don’t like, that offend you, that use these words will automatically be blocked. That's it, that's all there is to it

[12:46] worry too much. Basically, you can just has no meaning at all. I can simply use the first photo I come across as my avatar. Most of my students just put their photo as an avatar and that's it. And they don’t

[13:01] care what niche they’re filming. Well, that's it, that's kind of normal. put this one as your avatar. All. Just click change there. Well, that's how you regulate it, and here's a top avatar for you. You can also create a name through neural network.

[13:14] memorable. And personally, I try to make sure that the name and the so that viewers can find our channel as easily as possible. Further here in the you want. Well, you can even create a separate social network where you

[13:28] will gradually transfer traffic, for example, a Telegram channel, Facebook X, it’s best to attach Twitter. The main page is essentially necessary, but just turn it off so viewers go straight to the video section.

[13:41] [music] Well, that's all, that is, are shown how many subscribers we need to get, how many hours of views, how many millions. That is, at the moment our goal is to collect 1,000

[13:55] subscribers and either 4,000 hours of views, or 10 million views of Shotz, depending on whether you take a long or short position. I recommend taking out a long position personally, because it always brings in more money . Personally,

[14:07] long format, although there are also short channels. It is entirely up to you to decide what niche you find for yourself. Once you've reached the required metrics, even if it's just on this channel in a very, very weak niche, this channel

[14:20] has accumulated the required number of viewing hours over the last 90 days, and it monetization. There we click to agree with the necessary requirements. Then there's something like registering an assessment regarding the assessment. I'll tell you about withdrawing funds a little later

[14:33] regarding the assessment. I'll tell you about withdrawing funds a little later . name, and, moreover, found a niche. Well, now our task is to shoot and publish great we are at understanding the niche, no matter how clearly we analyze it, if we

[14:48] nothing will happen, because we are simply not taking any targeted actions. But more than that, it's important to clearly understand how to make these videos correctly in order to shoot a thousand videos [music] and not get views, but you can, for example,

[15:00] channel takes off from the very first video, like mine, for example, because [music] everything here depends solely on how well you perform the target actions. Therefore, our competitors and understand why they are gaining views. So let's

[15:13] look, for example, at this channel, which has only dropped three videos and one million 600. The man [music] flew right video, not after my video, but nevertheless. That is, he started filming what

[15:25] connected [music] coin, most likely, even earned something from it. That is, returning to the topic of analyzing competitors and identifying competitive advantages, we look at, for example, this channel. Why, for example, did his

[15:38] video shoot up to 600 million views in this thread? To begin with, we note small details preview, that the preview is composed as competently as possible. The fact that here is the most attracts attention, it is in the center, and here [the music] is the text next to it, and that’s all. And, well, a

[15:52] That is, if, for example, we want to enter this niche, we must analyze his previews, his videos, intros, and so on, and identify all these little features that made his channel successful, and implement

[16:04] say, regarding the preview, I also had a guide published on Telegram. And I was talking about how to make clickbait previews. Our goal is to create simple, clickbait previews, like this one . This is a really

[16:16] good preview. This is also a good concept. This is also a good concept, literally before and after. Here, moreover, it was done using different techniques. There are several techniques for clickbait previews. This particular preview has all the central

[16:28] objects gathered in the center. It's the same here too. You can make great videos, but no one will click on them. And YouTube will shower you with reach, show trust in you , but at the same time see that, say, 2% of you click on

[16:41] 10%, [music] 15% click on your video. Of course, it to competitors. So, once again, essentially, YouTube gave you, let's say, 100,000 views, and your click-through rate for your video is 10%. That means out of 100,000

[16:55] 10,000 clicked on it. Therefore, CTR is 10%. The higher, the better. Just take it and you will see that, for example, all of the competitors’ objects are much closer and much clearer. That is, you can see the wolves, you can see this guy there, but with you, for example, it’s

[17:10] all very [music] far away. And because of this, your CR will be lower. Because of this, your views. Here is even a clear example. Roughly speaking. This channel made a crappy preview there, where, that is, they essentially took this preview as a basis,

[17:22] but didn’t remake it in their own way, they just took it and moved the camera back. Because of this, CR was [music] lower. Because of this, this guy got a million views there, and this guy got 2.3 million views in the same amount of time . Although both the title and the theme are

[17:35] the same. And here, in fact, the length is even longer , which means that, uh, the average that a more successful preview was made here , this video got more creating videos, but again, there are many more of them. So, if you want to

[17:49] dive deeper into this topic of making money on YouTube, head over to my Telegram channel; there's a . Regarding this video, I wrote down the basics here, that is, the if you've made a crappy 30 seconds—that is, if you haven't hooked the viewer in the first 30

[18:03] seconds, they skip you, let's say 70%, 50% of viewers drop off at the very beginning. YouTube, again, draws its own conclusion and realizes that your video is crap, because 50% skip at the beginning, and only 10 watch to the end. Why

[18:15] competitor, who holds 70% of viewers for the first 30 seconds and only 50 watch to the end? will be more profitable recommending your competitor, because their video is higher quality and the audience stays on their videos longer. This is all

[18:29] few more aspects, I’ll talk about them a little later on my blog. The following blocks are, in essence, the creation of videos in general , that is, the script, the video sequence, the voice-over, the editing. Look, there is an important point that I will say. You

[18:43] don't need it at the initial stage. So you've found a niche, created a channel there, you have everything, now you want to create videos, you don't need to reinvent the wheel and come up with stage is to copy a successful shooting format. Because if you enter

[18:57] experience, you don't understand the pain, fears, and desires of this audience, and how to retain this audience, how to attract it at the beginning, what kind of regarding this niche. This means that the videos you

[19:11] tailored specifically to the viewer, their interests, and their needs. That's why, all my channels that I launched,

[19:23] something new, when I already had expertise in this area, because without it, you simply don't have enough experience and, uh, understanding of If you change your mind now, try new topics when you haven’t really explored

[19:37] this audience and what they’re really interested in, then you’ll just end up channel won't work. Therefore, the initial task at first is to copy task at first is to copy your competitor.

[19:52] Now I'll show there any niche I want and well, let's take this one, which I really liked in terms of income. How many people have grinded here in just 2 months of the channel's existence. Look, our task is to download an extension of the

[20:04] subscription or anything like that. That is, just use the free version of the IQ type. [music] After downloading, you will see a bar like this on the right, and with its help we can click here, it turns out, another section, show

[20:16] can simply click copy without watermarks, or with time codes, or without time codes. Personally, I need it without time codes. Regarding scripts, I personally it's an awesome neural network that currently does a better job than

[20:30] even the GPT chat, I'm currently using it on all my channels. I have shown it many times cool neuroscientist. I personally recommend writing to Cloudy through deep translator. This is the most accurate translator in the world, which understands everything, sen and so on.

[20:44] paste it into the cloud and paste, it turns out, this copied script. This is the kind of prompt I sketched out. You can write something similar, or just copy what I wrote. Now I want to feed this neural network 10

[20:57] successful scenarios of my competitor. That is, again, we take there, go here to show the text of the video, insert the copyright script . Then we come here again. That is, our task is to feed the neural network scripts that

[21:11] audience in this niche, so that the neural network specific scripts need to be written in our niche in order to attract these from beginning to end. And the more

[21:24] because she will gain experience in this niche. This is very important. So , let's say, there's a video that shot up two weeks ago, 300,000 views. This is really very good. Again, copy the video text and paste it. That's enough, I think

[21:37] studying all this, your task is to look at your successful competitor's ideas taken off. For example, this video has garnered 178,000 views. It even shows us that it is there, and it is many times larger than usual. And if this

[21:52] video got so many views, it means it's on a relevant and interesting topic that's of can repeat his theme, but it is better to look at other competitors, what theme on something new. Let's say we now copy this particular

[22:05] scenario. Here Kud makes a full-fledged analysis of each of our competitor's scenarios. We don't bother him. That is, well, let him extract all sorts of formulas, these [music] hooks, that is, let him study, let him

[22:18] busy with some other things for now, [clears throat] let's drink some water. That offered to upgrade our [music] neural network so that we can buy a subscription for Cloud directly. I wouldn't recommend buying something very expensive. You can buy

[22:32] such a subscription for, well, there, 500 dash 1,000 rubles. in [music] all sorts of services, Telegram bots, and so on. That is to say, it is not a problem. You can [music] all the benefits of this Nero. Cloud is a very cool Nero,

[22:45] I recommend it to everyone. Next, we need to write another promotion where we'll take a successful video from was recently dropped. Let's attach it here and then write the following prompt. This is the point I've written into the new promotional material: based on the

[22:59] competitor's successful scenarios, make yours unique and as engaging as possible. In short, this is blatantly copying our competitor's script, because if they simply paraphrase it, it will be difficult to monetize now, because Nerona YouTube is

[23:13] currently learning, and YouTube doesn't like it when the same script to create a new, unique script, even if it is on the same topic. This way, guaranteed the ability to connect to monetization without any

[23:26] competitor's audience has already seen this video, and they come across your video, they'll watch it with pleasure , and won't just turn it off because they'll see literally the same scenario, and thus you won't ruin your own

[23:39] overtake a competitor's video there or appear in their similar section. additional traffic from your competitor. If you follow the rules of talked about earlier, then you can actually overtake your competitor,

[23:53] theirs. Therefore, under no circumstances should we copy blindly. Our task is to rephrase as much as possible, writing a prompt so that the viewer doesn’t even realize that competitor’s script. After we wrote this prompt, the neural network essentially

[24:07] produced a ready-made scenario. That is, here, according to the hooks, he has some kind of lead-in. Next we have the main part there. More, more, more, more, more. run this script through the neural network several times, constantly asking them

[24:19] to make it more unique, add some new facts from the internet, new materials, [music] script as unique as possible. This is done, firstly, to attract the audience more, so that the scenario is more rich and useful

[24:33] , well, guarantee that you won’t get caught in a false statement . That is, if then you won’t get any inauthenticity if you shoot a normal niche. As for the voice acting, I personally, well, don’t want to recommend anything. It's not like they paid me money for this

[24:45] . But there is this option 11 Laps. 11 Laps is essentially the best, but again, the subscription is very expensive. It is possible to generate great voice acting at a very low cost through all sorts of bypass systems, so to speak . But

[24:57] today I'll show you another service, which is also not bad in general, but Labs is still the best. Let me show you one of the voice-over services. Yes, yes. Here you can choose all sorts of different voices. I liked this one. And this is what I

[25:09] got, so to speak. You can even make him speak a little faster. You can play with the voice yourself and choose the best voice acting for yourself. I recommend choosing a voiceover that isn't as

[25:22] competitors, so you can stand out a little with your voiceover, and so people get used your voiceover, and so people get used to your voiceover.

[25:34] just create a video through. These are essentially all the neural networks that I mainly use, that is, either FO3, but banana about Grock, Dminin, we need to look at our competitor, who filmed the video.

[25:53] interpolated photographs. There is a service called Pixсо. There you can take these in addition you can simply do generations through the same GM there. Well, that's the kind of literally just copied this intro and wrote something like, "Generate the most

[26:07] realistic photo possible for this phrase," and the style is maximum realism. Next we go to Google G Mini G Mini. You can create as many accounts as you want, which literally don't even have to buy these subscriptions, you can just create a [ __ ] ton of

[26:20] I have it there, yes, and you will have plenty of it , because basically the limit use it again and again for free. you want to create everything for free. So to speak, we just change this

[26:33] picture already turned out great. We are you just copy and paste it here. Then you go there again, it here. Then you go there again, it turns out, you take this moment,

[26:46] put it here, op, op, while this neural network is working, you can, it turns out, register a new prompt here. All. Here, for example, is the second generation. This neuron is working hard there. Next we take the next one and change it. You can even have more

[26:59] cutaway frames, that is, literally insert the same prom, and the neural network after you've made a bunch of them . Plus, take some from Pixobay and other services where you can get

[27:11] this kind of footage for free. You just get the maximum number of such interruptive frames. Here, for example, I have another picture ready while I was talking to you here. All. Once we have the voiceover ready, we add some more filler footage and

[27:23] speaking, here we press the button there, put the key here, then the key here. Approximation. It's important to arrange the pictures at least according to the meaning, so that an adult audience will enjoy watching them and some sequence

[27:38] is maintained, so that there is no confusion, so to speak. It's already not bad, but we could make even more intermittent flaps. Now we'll go to Pixsay again. You can do it on Pixco with us, since it's thematic, and we just write there, like a store,

[27:53] footage from there. The main thing is that they at least fit the meaning. Well, for example, not bad either. We simply download and add more interlude replace each other quite frequently. Well, everything is already, that is, not bad. You can also add an

[28:09] already be good, because for an adult audience in adult niches there is no need to worry about super quality . The most important thing for them is what information is presented. That is, if the information provided is actually useful, then they don’t give a damn about the

[28:22] transport in general. As for video editing, I personally recommend Well, I would probably even arrange it like this, because Vincia is generally very awesome in terms of functionality. Here are Capcat and Filmore - these are the simplest

[28:35] I recommend them to everyone. But ADOP Premp is for making higher- quality videos, to get into more complex, mature niches that can potentially bring in more money. Regarding

[28:47] it’s not a problem. I have a full guide on Filmora that was released here, you can program, how to download it for free, and so on. Okay, we made a video. Then in more or less normal quality. You can set the bitrate to even 20,000,

[29:02] not filming any gaming or dynamic content. English, but you can watch niches not only in English, but in all languages in general, that is, even in Russian. I have a [music] case: “A person

[29:16] now I’ll put the statistics of my channel. These are all channels to Russia, that is, geo-Russia there. You might get the feeling that it’s fact, it is possible, but views from Russia are not monetized, because otherwise

[29:31] money. Obviously, there is monetization because, well, people just watch without a VIP. And if you come in with a VIP, then you you are sitting there, let’s say, in Germany and you are watching expensive

[29:44] German advertising. Therefore, Russian niches are also normal, they can be filmed too. OK. Now, regarding videos, we are now uploading our video, and here we have the can create the title through the same Cloud neural network. If you don't want to

[29:57] pay for the Cloud neural network, then just use new accounts there every time, day. So you won't even have to buy a subscription if you don't want to. Of course, I don’t recommend this to you, but I’ll show you how I’ll do it now, for

[30:10] educational purposes. That is, right now I’m logging in with a different Google account, registering to use Cloud for free, and so on, and so forth. Continue. My name is Bob. Role. Well, let's say it is like this. I have my own top. And that's all.

[30:23] Next I am here. Click here. By the way, it is very important to think about him thinking more about scenarios, about everything in general, so that he produces better results. Look here. separate cloud account, which will select a name for you. Roughly speaking,

[30:36] you can write a promk like this. And then just go to your competitor, go back to the Popular section and just copy, say, 30 names of your competitor there to feed the neural network, so that it gets some

[30:49] get some experience in how to make cool names, and just feed it all to the neural network. She understands what names to write based on your competitor's successful names. The more examples you upload, the better. Here.

[31:01] And then the cloud itself comes up with a name for you. Well, for example, it generated a title on this topic. It would be even better if we gave her our finished script and gave her this prompt. And only then will she choose the

[31:14] video. If anything, you can just upload the file to her and write this prompt, , we'll continue to shorten it here. Personally, I try to make the title there up to 85 characters. There we simply copy the description. Again, you can just copy it there

[31:29] under all the videos. competitor, throw it into the club, throw in your script of your video and ask to make a description for this video, because the description does they say, so be it. It's cool that Vidq itself offers its own version of a

[31:43] do it differently. Regarding previews, we can simply copy the main preview and ask the GPT chat to do all the work for us scratch. That is, you don’t even need to rummage around in

[31:56] Photo Director app for my thumbnails because I believe in -the-top, high-quality ones. high-quality ones.

[32:12] wrote. Now let's see what GPT can do for us. I just forgot to specify that I need to specify the pixel value, that is, 192080, so that it would be made horizontally, and not a square photo. While GPT chat is

[32:25] display it there. No, my video is suitable even for children under 18. This is all. Well, that is, we can put tags, we simply copy the tags from our competitor through VDQ. So here's the review, open the video tag. And the guy

[32:39] doesn't even write video tags in this niche. Tags, in general, that is, well, they don’t play any role, because YouTube already understands what this video is about, because YouTube’s neronka, it now understands, even more than that, it now understands how I

[32:51] eyebrow rises, and so on. Neronka understands all this now. That's why I competitors' tags, add them there once and for all, and that's it. And the same tags always appear there. For example, you can add tags to the title so that

[33:05] it shows up in searches. From now on, you can leave everything as is. gods. Overall, it doesn't matter, it doesn't play any role at all. Here you can a channel, throw in a link to your channel, like subscribe. So that this

[33:19] thing would pop up for the guys and at the top there would be the inscription "Sign up", so that they turns out, we click on the link to access it, so that the video has time to be verified, uploaded there, then there will be verification, and only then, when the video there looks like this, so to

[33:32] no verification and so on, only then can the drop be made. Why? you'll already have the video dropped, then you'll have to delete it, and that's, well, a suspicious action for YouTube. It's better not to delete your videos there too many times and

[33:46] good option for us. You can play with it , that is, simplify it further. but overall it seems pretty good. Click here and you can download the file here. This is how we choose it. Preview loaded. And that's basically it.

[34:06] let's go over it again, because we learned something today. That is, first we search for a niche. How is she, how to find her? You can even take something from here, some test coverage, to reach your first monetization. Next we

[34:19] get to create a channel. Channel design, competitor analysis. Based on this, a script is written, then [music] and voice-over are done, and then visuals, Regarding tags, we copy them from competitors. It is important to analyze precisely

[34:31] those ideas and topics that are currently gaining views. Because if you not interesting to these viewers, they simply won’t even click on your video. If something new appearing in a niche, you try to implement it as quickly as possible

[34:44] , because, well, this idea, this format, this batch, it's all the hype right now. That is, usually, as soon as some hyped topic appears there Therefore, you need to implement it as quickly as possible , thereby boosting your

[34:57] channel, getting views, reach, and if your channel is based on coin, then getting money. And further on, regarding the clickbait previews, I also circled around. Another important I forgot to mention is that you need to, uh, post videos, try to produce more units of goods

[35:09] more units of goods. I had a video where I talked about my Roblox channel, where we created videos in literally 30 minutes a day. I showed the channel and what’s important is that I showed how we overtook our competitor. Simply

[35:23] more units of content than he did. That is, our competitor dropped two videos a day. And because of this, when YouTube looks at all the channels in partnership, that is, YouTube's business partners, YouTube looks at those channels that deliver

[35:36] content regularly and with high quality. The audience stays on their videos more often than on their competitors' videos, and what's more , they deliver the product more often. Of course, such channels and give them more criticism. That's all, gentlemen. Congratulations.

[35:50] scaling on YouTube and launching your own channels is up to me. In addition, I’ll now tell you something that I haven’t mentioned anywhere else . If anyone student-partner format, [music] I’m thinking of recruiting

[36:03] run YouTube channels with them every day. I think I'll take about 50 people for my lot of people who wanted to do it. There were, I think, 400 people there. So I took only 30 people to introduce myself, and launched channels with them. Here are their results, I can make a

[36:17] Therefore, their results can be seen everywhere. I talked about it everywhere on YouTube and time there were about 400 wishes, now I think there will be about 1,000. I will take exactly 50 people as mentors, no more, no less.