Reddit to youtube automated videos still works

Videos still get tons of views and can be monetized later in many ways


Can be easily automated with python, including uploading.
They upload 3 per day this way.
I’m not sure if it’s possible to receive regular payments other than through AdSense. These are things that have been done for a long time using the Reddit API and some Python code—and yes, people do watch this kind of content.
 
I’m not sure if it’s possible to receive regular payments other than through AdSense. These are things that have been done for a long time using the Reddit API and some Python code—and yes, people do watch this kind of content.
There are many ways to monetize a channel. A simple one is selling it.
 
Pumping ? Last vidéos got like 160 views on average
More than 500k views for the best one, many sitting at more than 100k.
And I stumbled upon other channels in other niches doing way more than that on a daily basis.


Most of you just don't want more people to enter this kind of business because it would mean more competitors for you. Sorry guys.

You’re talking about small amounts of money. I get it.
In reality, it’s ineffective because the channel cannot earn money from those videos.
You clearly don't know what you're talking about
 
More than 500k views for the best one, many sitting at more than 100k.
And I stumbled upon other channels in other niches doing way more than that on a daily basis.


Most of you just don't want more people to enter this kind of business because it would mean more competitors for you. Sorry guys.



You clearly don't know what you're talking about
It's definitely a decent channel!
There are many ways to monetize a channel. A simple one is selling it.
If you could mix it up with affiliate marketing it could generate a good stable income I think.
 
it still does, because my python script using praw 7.5 to pull new posts, ffmpeg 4.4 to render 1080p clips, and the youtube-upload cli respects the 10 000-unit daily api quota, and i've been posting 2-3 videos per day without issues
 
it still does, because my python script using praw 7.5 to pull new posts, ffmpeg 4.4 to render 1080p clips, and the youtube-upload cli respects the 10 000-unit daily api quota, and i've been posting 2-3 videos per day without issues
Congrats mate.
Using the same stack as you right now to upload shorts on autopilot let's see what happens.
 
They can grow and sell channels even if youtube doesn't allow monetization. I doubt about the affiliate marketing potential though.
 
They can grow and sell channels even if youtube doesn't allow monetization. I doubt about the affiliate marketing potential though.
Everything's possible, depends on the niche.
Dating affiliation for example can benefit from this. Lots of related content on reddit to use on yt, like "my gf cheated on me while I was at work" kind of topic.
 
Everything's possible, depends on the niche.
Dating affiliation for example can benefit from this. Lots of related content on reddit to use on yt, like "my gf cheated on me while I was at work" kind of topic.
Yes, it could work. There are limitations in automation but if anyone is doing manual editing, they can use indirect promotions by using specific brands or apps in the stories. However, they need established channels with consistent traffic volume for brand collaborations.
 
Yes this works. I am not personally into YouTube (I had but no luck after 4000k subscribers and yes it's a vlog lol not automated) however I got friends who got faceless channels and decent money.

Like I have been saying many people say it's not working at the same time other side people earning decent money with it. Some people (I call them parrots) are just repeating what many are saying and they never try. It's not limited to YouTube it happens everyday. I see some say EMD and affiliate marketing dead while others earning from it decent.. some people don't like to tell that it's working cause they're scared that it will overstate the market.

Autoblogging, Link wheels, EMDs, Flipping, FB monetization, dropshipping etc all working not for everyone and you will never know if you never try
 
Yes this works. I am not personally into YouTube (I had but no luck after 4000k subscribers and yes it's a vlog lol not automated) however I got friends who got faceless channels and decent money.

Like I have been saying many people say it's not working at the same time other side people earning decent money with it. Some people (I call them parrots) are just repeating what many are saying and they never try. It's not limited to YouTube it happens everyday. I see some say EMD and affiliate marketing dead while others earning from it decent.. some people don't like to tell that it's working cause they're scared that it will overstate the market.

Autoblogging, Link wheels, EMDs, Flipping, FB monetization, dropshipping etc all working not for everyone and you will never know if you never try
Best advice is to try yes. Reading experiences from other is still useful though, but nothing better than getting your hand dirty.

Personally for youtube monetization I prefer avoiding google adsense because they can ban you for any reason. I'd rather use affiliation or content locking, or your own product.

Lots of niches on reddit to automate, and with youtube you can place your ad at different places including the video itself.
 
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