How to make profitable Youtube videos fast

[Dinouet]

Hi all,

I always wanted to target the US, UK and Australian markets on YouTube but my foreign accent has always been in the way. I either could not pronounce my words properly or with the stress, kept recording my sentences again and again which was a pain.
Months ago, after long research, I have found multiple tools that really gave me a kick in my Youtube campaign. My channel is now monetized and the income has been quiet nice.

I will now detail to you my tricks as I am sure many non-English Native speakers are struggling with the same issues.

1)I first film something, I am not going to tell you my niche here(I keep this for myself) and then film it.

2)I download the free version of Grammarly and start organising my text, I make sure there isn't any spelling mistakes.

3)I paste my text into an online tool called Kollox Text to Speech, if I target the British market, I use a British accent, for the American, an American accent, same for Australia and so on. I then number the downloaded wav files as, 1.wav,2.wav,3.wav,4.wav,5.wav,6.wav and so on so I do not get confused.

4)I open Davinci resolve and drag my videos and text to speech .wav files into it.

I then generate my video and upload it to Youtube.
By using this method, I have been able to create a huge amount of videos at a minimum cost(no voice overs needed).

Hope this will help someone as the native speech has always been a bit of trouble for me.

Enjoy!

 

[Roger Marquez]

This surely was shared before many times over here. Using unique footage and text-to-speech to create high-quality videos for youtube isn´t something new.

In fact, there are websites that offer unique footage for you to use many gives you a royalty-free license.

Additionally, I prefer using Shotcut for my video editing as it is a free and open-source video editing software with a very user-friendly interface.

It offers more than enough features to make an outstanding video for any YouTube channel.

Personally, I use a cracked version of Filmora.

I believe it is the best video editing software for newbies like me and it has a vast variety of tutorials on YoUTube from which you can learn pretty much anything you need in order to make high-quality videos.

Anyway, thanks anyway for sharing this. It´s always great to see newcomers take the initiative to add value to this great community.

Keep those coming!

Cheers!

 

[kosik]

But Vidoes with speech synthesizer couldn't be monetized...

 

[Bestindabiz]

You said you film something. What do you film?

 

[Dinouet]

But Vidoes with speech synthesizer couldn't be monetized...

When the voice is good yes. I don't have any problems. If you think about it, if you choose a voice that is difficult to judge between human vs text to speech, it is all good.
Some text to speech are ugly, and those will get you banned for sure. But the one I use is perfect for the job.

 

[Dinouet]

You said you film something. What do you film?

ahahaha, you are trying to find my niche

When I first started, I was filming Cooking, then coding, the scary night stories, then commenting on codes, web designs and more.
Now I have a new niche but I cannot tell you about this one sorry.
There are plenty of niches out there.

 

[Purush]

Still it feels like mechanical voice. Human voice over is best to go

 

[Dinouet]

This surely was shared before many times over here. Using unique footage and text-to-speech to create high-quality videos for youtube isn´t something new.

In fact, there are websites that offer unique footage for you to use many gives you a royalty-free license.

Additionally, I prefer using Shotcut for my video editing as it is a free and open-source video editing software with a very user-friendly interface.

It offers more than enough features to make an outstanding video for any YouTube channel.

Personally, I use a cracked version of Filmora.

I believe it is the best video editing software for newbies like me and it has a vast variety of tutorials on YoUTube from which you can learn pretty much anything you need in order to make high-quality videos.

Anyway, thanks anyway for sharing this. It´s always great to see newcomers take the initiative to add value to this great community.

Keep those coming!

Cheers!

I will have to check Shotcut, never heard of it.
Filmora looks good too yes, I think that Davinci resolve is good but difficult to use, unfortunately. I have also noticed that it takes a lot out of my poor video card.

 

[Dinouet]

Still it feels like mechanical voice. Human voice over is best to go

Yes but when you have a strong accent, it pushes some users away in certain niches(sad but true).
I increased my earnings by not using my own voice anymore.
Also if you add a simple sound effect like light chorus, it is super difficult to work out if the person is a text to speech voice or a human.

 

[Roger Marquez]

I will have to check Shotcut, never heard of it.
Filmora looks good too yes, I think that Davinci resolve is good but difficult to use, unfortunately. I have also noticed that it takes a lot out of my poor video card.

Yeah, don´t get me wrong. DaVinci Resolves it´s an amazing video editing software but it´s learning curve it´s way too steep for the average user and, as you say, required the most amount of PC resources.

Personally, i don´t think it´s necessary in order to make high-quality videos for YouTube. It´s aimed for more advanced users!

ShotCut and Filmore are more oriented for the least experienced and tech-savvy individual. Particularly Filmora it´s just amazing when it comes to UX, templates and all the available tutorials you have online that guides you through all the features and processes you need in order to make amazing videos.

That´s my 2cc

 

[johnnyboi]

Hi all,

I always wanted to target the US, UK and Australian markets on YouTube but my foreign accent has always been in the way. I either could not pronounce my words properly or with the stress, kept recording my sentences again and again which was a pain.
Months ago, after long research, I have found multiple tools that really gave me a kick in my Youtube campaign. My channel is now monetized and the income has been quiet nice.

I will now detail to you my tricks as I am sure many non-English Native speakers are struggling with the same issues.

1)I first film something, I am not going to tell you my niche here(I keep this for myself) and then film it.

2)I download the free version of Grammarly and start organising my text, I make sure there isn't any spelling mistakes.

3)I paste my text into an online tool called Kollox Text to Speech, if I target the British market, I use a British accent, for the American, an American accent, same for Australia and so on. I then number the downloaded wav files as, 1.wav,2.wav,3.wav,4.wav,5.wav,6.wav and so on so I do not get confused.

4)I open Davinci resolve and drag my videos and text to speech .wav files into it.

I then generate my video and upload it to Youtube.
By using this method, I have been able to create a huge amount of videos at a minimum cost(no voice overs needed).

Hope this will help someone as the native speech has always been a bit of trouble for me.

Enjoy!

is kollox free or paid service ?

 

[Dinouet]

Yeah, don´t get me wrong. DaVinci Resolves it´s an amazing video editing software but it´s learning curve it´s way too steep for the average user and, as you say, required the most amount of PC resources.

Personally, i don´t think it´s necessary in order to make high-quality videos for YouTube. It´s aimed for more advanced users!

ShotCut and Filmore are more oriented for the least experienced and tech-savvy individual. Particularly Filmora it´s just amazing when it comes to UX, templates and all the available tutorials you have online that guides you through all the features and processes you need in order to make amazing videos.

That´s my 2cc

I am not getting notified when you reply, no idea why.
Yes you are right, the learning curve is steep. But I perhaps only use 5% of the whole software to be honest. I will check Filmora out, I heard a lot about it. Thanks for that.

 

[Dinouet]

is kollox free or paid service ?

I only pay about 10 Euro per month which is so small compared to what I used to pay for voice overs + waiting time.
What I like about it is that it keeps an history of my last 20-30 text messages which helps me a lot if I need to rebuild a voice from a spelling mistake.
To make good videos online, my monthly spending is about 25 Euro/month with various software. If I buy Filmora (Roger spoke about it), it will be a bit more. But, you make it back in amazon earnings very fast.
I spend 25 Euro but make about 600 Euro monthly, so it is fine for now.
I purchased a very expensive microphone but gave up lol. If I can make money like this why not continue

 

[Roger Marquez]

I only pay about 10 Euro per month

my monthly spending is about 25 Euro/month with various software.

@Dinouet Not taking into account the €10 per month you already mention you spend on Kollox...Can you share on what other software you invest the other €15 a month?

Cheers!

 

[johnnyboi]

I only pay about 10 Euro per month which is so small compared to what I used to pay for voice overs + waiting time.
What I like about it is that it keeps an history of my last 20-30 text messages which helps me a lot if I need to rebuild a voice from a spelling mistake.
To make good videos online, my monthly spending is about 25 Euro/month with various software. If I buy Filmora (Roger spoke about it), it will be a bit more. But, you make it back in amazon earnings very fast.
I spend 25 Euro but make about 600 Euro monthly, so it is fine for now.
I purchased a very expensive microphone but gave up lol. If I can make money like this why not continue

do you use/create your own content ? or cc videos ?

 

[Dinouet]

@Dinouet Not taking into account the €10 per month you already mention you spend on Kollox...Can you share on what other software you invest the other €15 a month?

Cheers!

With the rest, you need to find footages, I usually go to different video sites and get my content (legally) from there. But I have also filmed a lot of content myself and created my small library of videos and sounds(I compose music too).

 

[Dinouet]

do you use/create your own content ? or cc videos ?

No, I never CC videos, I create my own content.
In fact, let me tell you a story.....
I was suffering from a severe chronic illness, I still am but I am in remission. So I started to create some content about my health. I was always ok to put the video footages together but for the Audio/voice, this has already been my nightmare. You may record your voice but the volume is not right or the accent not nice...then you spend time cutting, removing the wavs...a mess. That's when I decided to look for a text to voice solution. When this was in place, I could make 1 to 2 videos per day after work. In my videos, I was telling people to buy probiotics, vitamins and this and that. With time, the money came in and I realise....if I use the same speed to create content in other niches, I will make a lot more. So I did. And I started to make a cool passive income.
Without some of the tools I use, I would be dead meat for sure as my goal is speed, make videos quickly and upload, add a few amazon link and next day go to the next.
During the day, at work, I think about the products I will advertise at night
I believe that in 6-12 months I will be able to quit my job and go full blast on this.

 

[wpsokw]

First, thanks OP and Roger for the great info! I am definitely gonna download Shotcut now when I go home. Saw the web page and tuts, looks great. The only weird thing was that testimonial by a guy named 'Dan Dennedy' - - worst made up name ever. Lol.

Othert than that, I would love to partner with some people, and do free-to-cheap voice overs, so that I can build a portfolio, and find something to do. If any of you are interested, please PM me.

@Roger Marquez did you get your cracked Philmora from BHW? Or elsewhere?

Thanks guys! Have a good one! And good luck!

 

[Dinouet]

But Vidoes with speech synthesizer couldn't be monetized...

You do not need to monetize your videos to make money. In fact never rely on Youtube earnings because your monetization can be banned very quickly. What you need is divert people from your videos to affiliate links. It is super easy. But you need a lot of videos and keep going with it non stop so your channel grows and Youtube sees that you work hard and sometimes put some of your videos in recommended feeds.

 

[Dinouet]

First, thanks OP and Roger for the great info! I am definitely gonna download Shotcut now when I go home. Saw the web page and tuts, looks great. The only weird thing was that testimonial by a guy named 'Dan Dennedy' - - worst made up name ever. Lol.

Othert than that, I would love to partner with some people, and do free-to-cheap voice overs, so that I can build a portfolio, and find something to do. If any of you are interested, please PM me.

@Roger Marquez did you get your cracked Philmora from BHW? Or elsewhere?

Thanks guys! Have a good one! And good luck!

you are welcome!