YouTube Automation Guide

[Userr9999]

Hey
Good evening BHW
Am 19 years old looking for a legitimate way to earn money only I have tried a lot of things like affiliate marketing, dropshiping and YTA and nothing works out maybe the is a secret method that I don’t know about please help me out
I tried YouTube Automation which am actually doing now but I just keep getting frustrated for low views i the height view i have ever had was 11k and it got me 1.5k subscribers cuz I told someone about my low views and he decided to help me boost the video when I ask him to teach me how I can boosts my view he refused to
Please am ready to learn any online skill that can get me at least $500 monthly I will be greatfull

 

[PremiumAccountsHub]

Hey
Good evening BHW
Am 19 years old looking for a legitimate way to earn money only I have tried a lot of things like affiliate marketing, dropshiping and YTA and nothing works out maybe the is a secret method that I don’t know about please help me out
I tried YouTube Automation which am actually doing now but I just keep getting frustrated for low views i the height view i have ever had was 11k and it got me 1.5k subscribers cuz I told someone about my low views and he decided to help me boost the video when I ask him to teach me how I can boosts my view he refused to
Please am ready to learn any online skill that can get me at least $500 monthly I will be greatfull

You could try focusing on one skill and one niche instead of testing too many methods at once. Give it some time, track what works, and build from there.

 

[Johnlaly]

11,000 views is not a failure, and gaining 1,500 subscribers from those views is actually a remarkably good conversion rate. Now, you should develop a directly marketable skill, such as short-form video editing.

 

[BitBrowser 1]

You'd pick one thing and stick with it. YouTube automation works. You'd better thumbnails, better hooks, and content that actually solves a problem. If YouTube's frustrating you, try something that doesn't rely on algorithms. Freelance writing, video editing, or managing social media for local businesses.

 

[cryptotrendz]

First learn full course then start.

 

[PhoneGrid]

I don't know how long you've been trying to automate your YouTube videos. YouTube is a platform that requires perseverance. As long as you keep posting, you'll eventually see results. Also, leave your contact information; some platforms will see it and contact you to add ads to your videos.

 

[Uringlac]

I tried YouTube Automation which am actually doing now but I just keep getting frustrated for low views i the height view i have ever had was 11k and it got me 1.5k subscribers cuz I told someone about my low views and he decided to help me boost the video when I ask him to teach me how I can boosts my view he refused to

Check the analytics of your boosted video, what are the traffic sources?

 

[HK SEO Expert]

The biggest “secret” is that there usually isn’t a secret method. The people consistently making $500+/month online are often selling a specific skill to people who already have money, rather than waiting for an algorithm to pay them.


At 19, I’d seriously consider service-based freelancing before starting another business model.


Good skills to learn:

• Short-form video editing (Reels, TikTok, Shorts)
• Thumbnail design
• Appointment setting
• Copywriting
• Virtual assistance
• Social-media management
• AI-assisted content repurposing

For example, if you learn short-form editing well, you could aim for 5 clients paying $100/month = $500/month. You don't need millions of views; you need a few people who value the result you provide.


And honestly, your 11k-view video that produced 1.5k subscribers is not a failure. That's actually a very interesting signal. Instead of obsessing over how that person “boosted” your video, study what made that particular video different: topic, title, hook, thumbnail, retention, audience, and traffic source. If someone is selling you a secret “boost,” be careful—there are plenty of fake gurus and artificial-view schemes.


If I were starting from zero at 19, I'd spend the next 30 days learning one skill + building 3 strong examples, then start contacting potential clients every day. Don't spend the month jumping between affiliate marketing, dropshipping, YouTube, crypto, and ten other things.


One skill. One offer. One type of customer. One month of consistent effort.


$500/month is realistic, but nobody can legitimately guarantee it in a specific timeframe. The goal is to become useful enough that someone is willing to pay you repeatedly.

 

[BoneCrusher10]

You can start learning now, what interests you most, and turn it into a way to make money. You can learn from free courses or from people who share their knowledge online. Be persistent.