What do you know about YouTube Automation?

[SonnyXD]

A guy from my town started doing YouTube Automation like one year ago and he's making around $10-15k monthly (which is really good for an European country which isn't rich). He's just 19 years old and I appreciate him so much for this.

He got around 10 "cash cow channels", that's how they are called as far as I know, and they generate lots of money. Apparently, this YouTube Automation is a thing on internet, not so known, but there are some people doing it and they earn pretty good while generating views on YouTube. The cash cow channels are channels like "Top 10 things" or "Top 7 tiktoks" etc.

It's insane that he grows these channels so fast, he gets like hundreds of thousands of views in one month or so, even millions, and earns money with this model business.

Before some of you will say "it ain't gonna work" or "he is just a poser", no, he isn't. I know him, he bought a nice and expensive car, he got huge brands on clothes, his lifestyle shows that he's doing really good.

The thing is, he doesn't give more information about this thing, so guys, if you know anything, can you actually give some info? Thanks in advance guys!

 

[b2btradeworld]

I am very interested is there a tool doing automation?

 

[SonnyXD]

I am very interested is there a tool doing automation?

Wish I knew too, brother

 

[MrDenz]

First of all @SonnyXD welcome to BHW.

I'm not talking to you directly, just wanted to share my $0.2 when it comes to "questioning vs trying".

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You know, we see successful people all the time, and instead of trying to replicate (not literally) what they do, we ask questions about "how they do it".

It's a huge difference between trying and questioning...

Trying = Progress = Chance of success
Questioning = Failure = People that will always finish their projects with "it's just hard" and continue finding the way to "ask questions"

How does he do this? How they do that? How... Just how?!

I get the point where most people will wait and search all their life for the "how-to - from dot A to dot B" step-by-step guide, instead of creating their own, but...

Unless you try and fail and try and fail and guess what...? You try and FAIL the next 5 or 55 times, you ain't gonna find the answers!

1st Fail = You get to know 5% out of 100%
2nd Fail = You get to know 10%
3rd Fail = You at 20%

After 3rd failure unfortunately over 80% of people will just stop, a small % will try something different, huge % will simply vanish from the Internet.

If you keep pushing after 4th and 5th fail, mark my word, you can feel that success is so close!

And that's where the difference is made when we see 9 out of 10 people on the internet who say something doesn't work while that 1 succeeds in the end because he didn't ask but created his plan of action and after a few falls matured in his head and realized how things work.

Once you break through these barriers, you will come across your unique method of work that no one but you knows!

Sounds good and simple, right?

I know, and we're not so stupid that we can't understand these things, but sometimes, as I've said many times, sometimes we need someone to say what we already know in order to understand the point of the final goal.

And no, I ain't trying to be a smart ass cause I've been there myself, anyway...

When something gets my attention I ain't gonna ask questions, I will go all in and find the answers myself!

My point is, instead of focusing on "how he did it", we already know it's possible, what are we waiting for...?

 

[SonnyXD]

First of all @SonnyXD welcome to BHW.

I'm not talking to you directly, just wanted to share my $0.2 when it comes to "questioning vs trying".

---

You know, we see successful people all the time, and instead of trying to replicate (not literally) what they do, we ask questions about "how they do it".

It's a huge difference between trying and questioning...

Trying = Progress = Chance of success
Questioning = Failure = People that will always finish their projects with "it's just hard" and continue finding the way to "ask questions"

How does he do this? How they do that? How... Just how?!

I get the point where most people will wait and search all their life for the "how-to - from dot A to dot B" step-by-step guide, instead of creating their own, but...

Unless you try and fail and try and fail and guess what...? You try and FAIL the next 5 or 55 times, you ain't gonna find the answers!

1st Fail = You get to know 5% out of 100%
2nd Fail = You get to know 10%
3rd Fail = You at 20%

After 3rd failure unfortunately over 80% of people will just stop, a small % will try something different, huge % will simply vanish from the Internet.

If you keep pushing after 4th and 5th fail, mark my word, you can feel that success is so close!

And that's where the difference is made when we see 9 out of 10 people on the internet who say something doesn't work while that 1 succeeds in the end because he didn't ask but created his plan of action and after a few falls matured in his head and realized how things work.

Once you break through these barriers, you will come across your unique method of work that no one but you knows!

Sounds good and simple, right?

I know, and we're not so stupid that we can't understand these things, but sometimes, as I've said many times, sometimes we need someone to say what we already know in order to understand the point of the final goal.

And no, I ain't trying to be a smart ass cause I've been there myself, anyway...

When something gets my attention I ain't gonna ask questions, I will go all in and find the answers myself!

My point is, instead of focusing on "how he did it", we already know it's possible, what are we waiting for...?

Wow, your reply is so inspirational.. I loved it man!! You are so damn right, I know this is "the recipe to success", I already own a business which is doing pretty good so I know how it is to fail and also lose money sometimes, been through a lot but never gave up.

I know, there a difference between the success ones and the failed ones, and that is the only thing: take action!

I wanted more information about this, can't find anything more on Google, would love to make the process easier, I don't even know how to do all this automation thing, that's why I came here for help.

I am planning on doing it, but first I would like to get more information about it, start and then creating my own strategies (which I did with my business too)

Thank you again man! You're truly inspirational and you are damn right

 

[Starblazer]

Cashcow channels are the ones created exclusively to rank & bank. They just follow trends, create vids, drive traffic and make money.

 

[ALPHASWAP]

First of all @SonnyXD welcome to BHW.

I'm not talking to you directly, just wanted to share my $0.2 when it comes to "questioning vs trying".

---

You know, we see successful people all the time, and instead of trying to replicate (not literally) what they do, we ask questions about "how they do it".

It's a huge difference between trying and questioning...

Trying = Progress = Chance of success
Questioning = Failure = People that will always finish their projects with "it's just hard" and continue finding the way to "ask questions"

How does he do this? How they do that? How... Just how?!

I get the point where most people will wait and search all their life for the "how-to - from dot A to dot B" step-by-step guide, instead of creating their own, but...

Unless you try and fail and try and fail and guess what...? You try and FAIL the next 5 or 55 times, you ain't gonna find the answers!

1st Fail = You get to know 5% out of 100%
2nd Fail = You get to know 10%
3rd Fail = You at 20%

After 3rd failure unfortunately over 80% of people will just stop, a small % will try something different, huge % will simply vanish from the Internet.

If you keep pushing after 4th and 5th fail, mark my word, you can feel that success is so close!

And that's where the difference is made when we see 9 out of 10 people on the internet who say something doesn't work while that 1 succeeds in the end because he didn't ask but created his plan of action and after a few falls matured in his head and realized how things work.

Once you break through these barriers, you will come across your unique method of work that no one but you knows!

Sounds good and simple, right?

I know, and we're not so stupid that we can't understand these things, but sometimes, as I've said many times, sometimes we need someone to say what we already know in order to understand the point of the final goal.

And no, I ain't trying to be a smart ass cause I've been there myself, anyway...

When something gets my attention I ain't gonna ask questions, I will go all in and find the answers myself!

My point is, instead of focusing on "how he did it", we already know it's possible, what are we waiting for...?

We all know this yet we tend to forget this. Thanks For Reminding

TRYING >> QUESTIONING -- ACTION >> IDEAS

 

[chillyourmind]

That's actually a great idea I guess I'll do something like that

 

[pm_me_your_legs]

there are online services that make cash cow videos for you, you can try them if you have some money to invest.
You'll probably need $30-50 for 1 video depending on length.

 

[smmcharger]

As far as I know, YouTube automation is a very delicate and complex business, even more complicated than Instagram. But I am working on trying to create a tool that could automate some things.

 

[TheRealGamer]

First of all @SonnyXD welcome to BHW.

I'm not talking to you directly, just wanted to share my $0.2 when it comes to "questioning vs trying".

---

You know, we see successful people all the time, and instead of trying to replicate (not literally) what they do, we ask questions about "how they do it".

It's a huge difference between trying and questioning...

Trying = Progress = Chance of success
Questioning = Failure = People that will always finish their projects with "it's just hard" and continue finding the way to "ask questions"

How does he do this? How they do that? How... Just how?!

I get the point where most people will wait and search all their life for the "how-to - from dot A to dot B" step-by-step guide, instead of creating their own, but...

Unless you try and fail and try and fail and guess what...? You try and FAIL the next 5 or 55 times, you ain't gonna find the answers!

1st Fail = You get to know 5% out of 100%
2nd Fail = You get to know 10%
3rd Fail = You at 20%

After 3rd failure unfortunately over 80% of people will just stop, a small % will try something different, huge % will simply vanish from the Internet.

If you keep pushing after 4th and 5th fail, mark my word, you can feel that success is so close!

And that's where the difference is made when we see 9 out of 10 people on the internet who say something doesn't work while that 1 succeeds in the end because he didn't ask but created his plan of action and after a few falls matured in his head and realized how things work.

Once you break through these barriers, you will come across your unique method of work that no one but you knows!

Sounds good and simple, right?

I know, and we're not so stupid that we can't understand these things, but sometimes, as I've said many times, sometimes we need someone to say what we already know in order to understand the point of the final goal.

And no, I ain't trying to be a smart ass cause I've been there myself, anyway...

When something gets my attention I ain't gonna ask questions, I will go all in and find the answers myself!

My point is, instead of focusing on "how he did it", we already know it's possible, what are we waiting for...?

Inspirational man!! thanks

 

[polecat]

It really depends on what you mean by automation since that mean more less anything. I am going to share you with a example I used to do and few other people but please note this does not work anymore.

In the past we could use software which you could buy for like $49 once we buy it all do is type in something into the software for example "dogs" now it will find all the videos it can in relationship to that keyword which are videos of other people you can reshare or reuse so now we have 100 or so videos we can now add to are own channel and get traffic or sales and it would automatic the right tags for you meaning you could make okay money from it fairly easy .

IT would also allow you to add in unique code for each video for example if we used 10 of the same videos since Youtube would believe it's different video it would consider each of the 10 videos unique video overall meaning you could if you wanted to read like 10 or whatever videos per day very easy.

You would best if possible try and find out how he does it could even just be cheap JVZOO software he's using to do it

 

[smmcharger]

It really depends on what you mean by automation since that mean more less anything. I am going to share you with a example I used to do and few other people but please note this does not work anymore.

In the past we could use software which you could buy for like $49 once we buy it all do is type in something into the software for example "dogs" now it will find all the videos it can in relationship to that keyword which are videos of other people you can reshare or reuse so now we have 100 or so videos we can now add to are own channel and get traffic or sales and it would automatic the right tags for you meaning you could make okay money from it fairly easy .

IT would also allow you to add in unique code for each video for example if we used 10 of the same videos since Youtube would believe it's different video it would consider each of the 10 videos unique video overall meaning you could if you wanted to read like 10 or whatever videos per day very easy.

You would best if possible try and find out how he does it could even just be cheap JVZOO software he's using to do it

Do you mean that YouTube defines the video chunks in your final video as someone else's content and the final video becomes irrelevant?

 

[polecat]

Do you mean that YouTube defines the video chunks in your final video as someone else's content and the final video becomes irrelevant?

Yes it considers it as someone else content and if by final video becomes irrelevant the person who made the first video then yes if you outrank it then in theory it has become irrelevant

 

[YoutubeGodFather]

Yes it considers it as someone else content and if by final video becomes irrelevant the person who made the first video then yes if you outrank it then in theory it has become irrelevant

this is not entirely true. i've seen people re upload titktok compilation copies from other channels and still get more views than original uploader.

 

[polecat]

this is not entirely true. i've seen people re upload titktok compilation copies from other channels and still get more views than original uploader.

Interesting thanks for sharing. I am looking forward to learning more from you regarding you in theory teaching us Youtube things.

 

[YoutubeGodFather]

A guy from my town started doing YouTube Automation like one year ago and he's making around $10-15k monthly (which is really good for an European country which isn't rich). He's just 19 years old and I appreciate him so much for this.

He got around 10 "cash cow channels", that's how they are called as far as I know, and they generate lots of money. Apparently, this YouTube Automation is a thing on internet, not so known, but there are some people doing it and they earn pretty good while generating views on YouTube. The cash cow channels are channels like "Top 10 things" or "Top 7 tiktoks" etc.

It's insane that he grows these channels so fast, he gets like hundreds of thousands of views in one month or so, even millions, and earns money with this model business.

Before some of you will say "it ain't gonna work" or "he is just a poser", no, he isn't. I know him, he bought a nice and expensive car, he got huge brands on clothes, his lifestyle shows that he's doing really good.

The thing is, he doesn't give more information about this thing, so guys, if you know anything, can you actually give some info? Thanks in advance guys!

youtube automation is done by a combination of bots and outsourced work to people.
the concept behind youtube automation is to run channels in the high cpm niches by paying people to create content and wait until the channel blows up.
there are also bots that automate the full task, like reddit tts channels.
the bots automatically make content and upload it.

once a channels work is outsourced to people and managed by someone you pay, you live off passive income.
the owner then scales it to multiple channels to make even more money and then enjoys his life.
the guy who started this is called chase namic.

look him up on instagram/youtube etc

 

[YoutubeGodFather]

Interesting thanks for sharing. I am looking forward to learning more from you regarding you in theory teaching us Youtube things.

that is cool, ill be replying to my main thread soon, you can drop questions there.

 

[polecat]

Thanks very much will do that. I am doing a bit of Youtube channel work at the moment but not to big stuff currently .

 

[terrycody]

He maybe just lying to you, and you don't know it right? This is a possibility. Sure many people bank on Youtube, and your 19 years old boy could also doing whitehat channel on Youtube like Top 10 viral ones, but he maybe not, maybe he is doing some black hat or even illegal things and you don't know, he won't tell you he is on sth, apparent reason right?

If he is good with you, I don't see any reason he can't just reveal one channel to you, but yeah, that is still possible, but very suspicious to me.

But I know one way Youtube automation can work, that is auto download&upload creative commons videos and put CPA links on description, or like botting comment to make it No.1 and put links, or like old days Reddit->Youtube video fun talks.

Remember, everyone can lie to you.