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[00:02] video. This one generated $11,000 posting videos about cartoons. This one made $7,000 with two videos and is on track to generate $30,000 this month. And in this video, I'm going to show you seven faceless YouTube niches and 21

[00:16] dominate [music] with new AI technologies. Because while 99% of creators blindly copy what works, real YouTubers carefully engineer blue oceans for themselves to get results like this, this, or this. And if you don't know who

[00:31] I am, my name is Tim. I built Artlist to over 1.6 million followers, and this portfolio are going to cross a million followers mark. Besides that, Artlist generated $300,000 in revenue, and in the past 400 days we've made over half a

[00:45] million dollars with high-quality branded channels. This is our weekly branded channels. This is our weekly niche digest. Let's dive right in. Our first YouTube channel made $11,000 posting 2D animated videos about

[00:57] characters from cartoons. Their channel averages half a million views per video across only 26 videos, and their most popular video sits at 1.6 million views. Because they're using a niche band from Agent Floppy. What they did is literally

[01:11] take a thumbnail layout that was crushing in history and bend it toward cartoons. And because nobody was doing it in a cartoon space before, they got That's what I call the niche bending. You take a format that's already working

[01:26] in one market and you apply it to another where nobody used it yet. And you can bend this even further. Take the same three-way split thumbnail and apply it to anime character ranking, video game bosses, Marvel versus DC versus

[01:41] image comics, or different movie universes. All of those niches are wide open. This is a perfect example of how one format alone can unlock completely fresh income. Our next YouTube channel posted two

[01:56] videos and generated $25,000 because of a secret technique even they don't okay, but nothing crazy until they posted these two videos. Stickman on thumbnail, a 6-8 minute curiosity spot to appeal to a broader audience,

[02:12] extremely wide question-based titles, but most importantly, the hook structure. They start with a fact, then make an assumption, then dismiss the obvious answer, and drop the video promise. This hook is universal, and I

[02:25] want you to take a screenshot of it right now and use it in your next video. $6,800 from a single video. This video is called Every Feeling You Can't Name, and it did 1.7 million views on a brand new

[02:41] channel. And this channel didn't even invent this format. Because there was another video from Psychology Explained called Every Emotion You Can't Name that did around 400,000 views. So, they simply took the exact same concept,

[02:55] changed one word in the title, executed it better with a cleaner animation, and did four times the views. This is what I call the script bending, which is where you take a proven viral concept and rebuild it better, adapting for current

[03:09] trends. You usually win because 90% of the audience has never seen the original before. And if I were you, I would hop on that niche and do videos like Every Type of Intuition Explained, Every Regret You Can't Name Explained, Every

[03:23] Relationship Red Flag Explained, or Every Type of Anxiety Explained. Because as we know, based on the Psychology Simplified channel example, when you execute it right, psychology makes you hundreds of thousands of dollars.

[03:38] Our next YouTube channel honestly sucked. generated close to a million views, and assuming a six-buck RPM, made them

[03:52] assuming a six-buck RPM, made them roughly $6,000. So, here's exactly why this video blew up and how you can replicate it. First, they used a three-way thumbnail at much higher quality than their typical ones. I'm

[04:04] still not a big fan of it. It could be better, but it's already decent. Second, they clearly laid out three different branches of Christianity, which made people wonder what's the actual difference and [music] resonate with the

[04:18] content if they already identify with one of the three. You can bend this format into psychology, for example, introverts versus extroverts versus ambiverts, or into relationships, the

[04:31] cheater versus the family man versus the playboy, and into many other niches. Just niche bend it right and [music] expect similar results. Hey, real quick, I've created this beautiful document with all of the seven

[04:45] niches and three potential niche bands for each one of them. This is your first step to starting a channel in a blue ocean instead of trying to copy what already worked. All you need to do to scan this QR code you can see in the

[04:58] screen, or click the first link in the description, and then fill out your email details, and I'll instantly unlock your access to this free beautiful doc. Our next YouTube channel made $2,000. But before you say it's not really

[05:13] impressive, they only posted four videos. Their best video are sitting at 200,000 views each, and they operate in a very narrow niche, so they can easily run a web community on top of their AdSense revenue and generate an extra

[05:26] five to $10,000 from the back end. This channel initially used the riches are in the niches principle because they took a very old popular format and sub-niched it to bodybuilding. The cap though is serious, and most likely they are not

[05:42] going to get millions of views, but instead they can build a very small yet close community and sell an info product on the back end. The closest example to that is going to be the Bball Explain channel that did that with basketball

[05:57] and quite successfully generated a few million views. Our next niche is the most interesting of them all. The first channel only posted one video, and it generated 900,000 views and made them about

[06:10] $5,600. And the second one, pretty recently, did almost the exact same concept and got 1.1 million views on just two videos, which made them about $7,000. So, the format is an AI-generated vlog from the

[06:23] past. I traveled to ancient Rome vlog, or I traveled to the Titanic 1912 vlog. But that's not it. Because many channels have already tried replicating it >> and failed. The real reason why those channels exploded is because they

[06:38] studied how actual real vlog videos are blowing up. Only once they dialed in the script and storytelling framework did their channel actually explode. Inside of my program, the first thing that we always do before writing scripts is we

[06:52] competitors, and using our Cloud Core Prompts, we dissect every little detail of their scripts. This gives us a detailed understanding of why their channel works, so we can replicate it. And in our free niche list that I linked

[07:07] below this video, I shared three potential niche bands for this crazy niche that no one has tried yet that you can dive into right now. This faceless YouTube channel that posts AI-generated videos about birds got

[07:21] 300,000 total views in less than two weeks. Their best video sits at 140K views, and this channel is a textbook niche band of balloon. And if you don't know, we leaked balloon a few months ago. Back then I predicted that bending

[07:35] it to dogs would explode, and it made someone $15,000. I then said that bending it to kids would explode, and one of our clients got a million views on their first ever video listening to the advice. Now, someone bend it to

[07:47] birds. So, a good lesson for all of us to remember is that every new format that blows up on YouTube has at least five killer niche bands that anyone can use to create blue oceans. So, YouTube is not saturated. You're just doing it

[08:03] the wrong way. And if instead you want to do it right and actually create blue oceans for yourself, I just prepared a list of 21 of them. Basically, for every niche I shared, we have a document with three potential niche bands that no one

[08:16] is doing right now. You can grab this doc below this video. It's absolutely free. And if you want my help in scaling your channel to $10,000 a month, then join the Art of YouTube, and I'll personally help you get there. We have

[08:29] countless testimonials of people who already did. The link will be below. already did. The link will be below. Peace.