[JOURNEY] Using my knowledge to try Faceless channels

Shorts channel 5 months : 1490 subs / 94 videos
Long channel : 1 month /56subs / 8 videos
hmmm, are you planning to post long videos on the short one later? also how many views do you have on the most popular video on your short channel?
 
Update Day Number 9 :
- 7 Videos are up now (I was tired for two days so I didn't upload)
- got 60 subs so far!
- 10K views in Total

I think looking at this and doing basic stats I should be able to reach 1000 subs in 3 months, but I'm sure I'll get there in less time if I stay committed. Also, I'm not worried about monetization reviews like a lot of other channels because everything I'm doing is 100% copyrights-free.
 
Update Day Number 10 :
- 8 Videos are up now
- got 74 subs so far!
- 14K views in Total
- Working on the video number 9 and will publish it later today

All my videos are exactly 60 seconds, one of the issues is that I'm trying to fit an engaging topic in a short time which is really time-consuming. I'll try shorter videos for the next 3 videos in which I'll cover shorter topics or highlight something specific and see how it goes, if it is successful and takes less time, I'll try to push more videos daily and do the 60-second videos during the weekends.
 
Start 10 YouTube channels not 1
I was thinking the same but there is a problem with that, I'm still working full-time 8 to 5 (still working because my main source of income depends heavily on the skills I learn in my full-time job and there are still a lot of things to learn), I m also managing my other business online which takes me the full weekend most of the time, so I m left only with like 3 to 4 hours a day after I finish working I can only fit 1 channel in that time at least for now and I can only fit short videos. I have a clear path if the faceless channels are a thing and they make money my chances of success while focusing on 1 channel are higher than doing 10. if I manage to make money from this first channel I'll reinvest every penny to make the work automated, the extra money will be invested in other channels and I think that's the best way to scale a business.
 
I would love to, but I'm sorry not now I'm still in the early stages so any leak means competitors, but I promise once this is a success I'll post the formula here

Thanks a lot !
I see,

Do you want to explain the method of video creating step by step

I can create 200 videos of 3 minutes each in one day

How about you
 
I see,

Do you want to explain the method of video creating step by step

I can create 200 videos of 3 minutes each in one day

How about you
I create a 60-second video in like 3 to 4 hours, and that's why I think the channel will be successful because I spend a lot of time doing research, script writing, and video editing. it is painful I know but once this channel starts bringing money all of this can be automated and I can do more videos daily.
I've always been a long-term player I prefer quality over quantity.
 
Hey everyone,

I've been an active member of this community for quite some time now, and I know most of the money-making tactics. Over the past few years, I've concentrated on a specific niche. While it's relatively small, the potential is enormous—clients within this niche are making billions. I've positioned myself as a pioneer in this domain, always aiming for a long-term strategy. The financial gains so far haven't been monumental, but I see steady growth each year.

With a diverse skill set under my belt, including programming, automation, marketing, video editing, and AI, I've decided to branch out a bit. I'm intrigued by the idea of faceless channels, as they seem promising and align with my goal of establishing something simple enough to outsource or teach to my wife :anyway:.

I'm sharing this here to keep myself accountable, and I hope you'll join me on this journey.

My Objectives:

  1. Upload one short video daily.
  2. Attain the first 1000 subscribers.
  3. Produce one long-form video.
  4. Achieve channel monetization.
  5. Generate a consistent income of $400/month.
  6. Begin outsourcing long-form video creation at $100 per video, once a week.
  7. Gradually delegate all operations and increase profitability.
Progress Report:

  • The channel is now live.
  • Successfully uploaded the debut video.
  • Impressively, the video garnered 2500 views and attracted 12 subscribers within the first 10 hours.
Hello. For your first video, where did you post the video in order to get 2500 views? Like where did you get the traffic from. And it was a short?
 
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