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@publisherinabox can you explain this more, what do you put in the video ads? same thing just a video?

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@publisherinabox Well I can’t get mine to stop going down… over 2 weeks now. No flags or anything

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A cat channel makes $30,000/month using nothing but stock footage of cats.
No host. No original footage. No face.
Just a system.
Here's what almost nobody understands about why that number is possible:
The channel isn't making $30,000 from views.
It's stacking three revenue sources on top of each other that most creators don't even know exist simultaneously.
AdSense from the views.
Affiliate commissions from pet product companies paying 30% recurring — meaning every customer they send keeps paying the channel every single month, not just once.
A single cat care course attached to a flagship video the rest of the channel points toward.
Strip out any one of those three layers and the number drops to $5,000-8,000/month.
Keep all three and you have a $30,000/month business built around stock footage of cats sleeping.
This isn't an accident and it isn't luck.
It's the difference between understanding how YouTube monetization actually stacks versus thinking AdSense is the whole business.
Most creators never figure out the stack.
The ones who do build something that earns while they sleep.
I documented exactly how the stack works — and which niches make it most powerful — in my book.
Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

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Jet Genius makes $15,000 a month from AdSense alone.

The channel covers air travel tips. That's it. Just tips about flying.

No host on camera. No original footage. Just well-structured information about a topic every frequent traveler searches constantly.

Here's the thing most people miss when they look at a number like that: the audience watching travel tip content is already spending money. These aren't people dreaming about travel. They are actively planning and booking trips.

That makes them commercially valuable in a way that general entertainment audiences simply aren't.

The advertisers paying to appear against that content know their customer is sitting right there, credit card accessible, actively thinking about travel purchases.

That's why the RPM is what it is. And that's why a channel covering one specific type of travel content, with consistency and volume, can clear $15,000 a month from ad revenue before attaching a single affiliate link.

I mapped out the full travel niche opportunity in my book.

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[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

YouTube's new Shows update is here, and it's a game-changer.

Turn playlists into Seasons & Episodes with custom artwork. Your channel gets a Netflix-style show page promoted across the app.

Build it now, or your competition will steal a year of watch time.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

A cat channel makes $30,000/month using nothing but stock footage of cats.
No host. No original footage. No face.
Just a system.
Here's what almost nobody understands about why that number is possible:
The channel isn't making $30,000 from views.
It's stacking three revenue sources on top of each other that most creators don't even know exist simultaneously.
AdSense from the views.
Affiliate commissions from pet product companies paying 30% recurring — meaning every customer they send keeps paying the channel every single month, not just once.
A single cat care course attached to a flagship video the rest of the channel points toward.
Strip out any one of those three layers and the number drops to $5,000-8,000/month.
Keep all three and you have a $30,000/month business built around stock footage of cats sleeping.
This isn't an accident and it isn't luck.
It's the difference between understanding how YouTube monetization actually stacks versus thinking AdSense is the whole business.
Most creators never figure out the stack.
The ones who do build something that earns while they sleep.
I documented exactly how the stack works — and which niches make it most powerful — in my book.
Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

Jet Genius makes $15,000 a month from AdSense alone.

The channel covers air travel tips. That's it. Just tips about flying.

No host on camera. No original footage. Just well-structured information about a topic every frequent traveler searches constantly.

Here's the thing most people miss when they look at a number like that: the audience watching travel tip content is already spending money. These aren't people dreaming about travel. They are actively planning and booking trips.

That makes them commercially valuable in a way that general entertainment audiences simply aren't.

The advertisers paying to appear against that content know their customer is sitting right there, credit card accessible, actively thinking about travel purchases.

That's why the RPM is what it is. And that's why a channel covering one specific type of travel content, with consistency and volume, can clear $15,000 a month from ad revenue before attaching a single affiliate link.

I mapped out the full travel niche opportunity in my book.

Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

Nick Invests uses an animated character as the face of the channel.

Not a person. A cartoon.

1.9 million views per month. $29,000 a month from AdSense. Before products, before affiliates, before anything else.

Here's why this matters to anyone who thinks they need to be on camera to build something real:

The character never has a bad filming day. It doesn't age out of the brand. It can be sold with the channel. And it generates $29,000 a month in a niche where the audience is worth 3-4x what a general entertainment audience pays per thousand views.

The formula is not complicated.

Right niche. Consistent character. High-RPM content. Volume.

The character doesn't have to be you. It just has to show up consistently.

I documented how operators are building channels like this from scratch in my book.

Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

YouTube's new Shows update is here, and it's a game-changer.

Turn playlists into Seasons & Episodes with custom artwork. Your channel gets a Netflix-style show page promoted across the app.

Build it now, or your competition will steal a year of watch time.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

The Purring Journal makes $5,000 a month in affiliate commissions.

The channel shows cats. Stock footage cats. No host. No face. No original filming.

$5,000 a month from affiliate links on cat videos made entirely from free stock footage.

Here's what this channel understood that most creators never figure out: pet owners are among the most emotionally motivated buyers on the internet.

They don't buy cat products because they need them. They buy them because they love their cat.

Emotional buyers convert at higher rates. They have higher average order values. And the affiliate programs serving them, pet supplements, subscription boxes, specialty food, pay 20-40% recurring commissions.

One customer who subscribes to a monthly cat food service keeps paying the channel every single month for as long as they stay subscribed.

That's not a sale. That's a revenue stream attached to a stock footage cat video.

I broke down how to build it in my book.

Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

SaaS companies pay 20-40% recurring commissions to anyone who sends them customers.

Not a one-time payment. Every month. For as long as that customer stays subscribed.

A faceless YouTube channel in the AI and tech space with 100,000 monthly views recommending three tools its audience actually uses:

Tool at $49 a month, 30% commission, 50 referrals: $735 a month recurring.
Tool at $99 a month, 25% commission, 30 referrals: $742 a month recurring.
Tool at $29 a month, 40% commission, 80 referrals: $928 a month recurring.

Total additional monthly revenue: $2,405. Recurring. Compounding. Requiring zero additional work after the videos go live.

On top of AdSense. On top of any products. From 100,000 views in a niche growing faster than almost anything else on the platform right now.

The channels building in the AI space today will own it in 18 months. The ones who wait will pay to advertise on the channels of the ones who didn't.

I documented exactly how to build in this niche in my book.

Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

Gaming channels average $2-4 RPM.

Finance channels average $12-35 RPM.

Insurance and legal content averages $20-40 RPM.

Same 100,000 views per month. Same platform. Same algorithm.

Gaming: $300 a month.
Finance: $2,500 a month.
Insurance: $3,500 a month.

That is an 11x difference in what lands in the bank from identical view counts. And the finance channel is not harder to build. The content is not more complicated to produce. The audience is not harder to find.

The only difference is the RPM, which is determined almost entirely by the niche you chose before you ever uploaded a single video.

Get that decision right and 100,000 views pays your rent. Get it wrong and 100,000 views buys you dinner.

The niche is the business model. Not the content. Not the team. Not the thumbnail.

The niche.

I broke down the 6 highest-RPM niches working right now in my book.

Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

Real estate content averages $14-28 RPM.

Almost nobody is making faceless real estate content right now.

Not general real estate. Specific sub-niches: international property investing, land banking strategies, short-term rental analysis, commercial real estate for first-time investors.

These audiences are worth dramatically more to advertisers than general audiences because they are actively looking to spend or invest significant money.

A channel doing 200,000 monthly views in the real estate niche at $18 RPM earns $3,600 a month from AdSense. The same views in a gaming niche earn $600.

But here's the bigger opportunity: real estate audiences convert on products. A $297 course on identifying undervalued properties. A $49 deal analysis template. A community at $30 a month for investors sharing deals.

The ad revenue pays the team. The products build the actual business.

And right now almost no faceless channels are competing in this space.

I mapped out exactly how to build in this niche in my book.

Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

Nick Invests uses an animated character as the face of the channel.

Not a person. A cartoon.

1.9 million views per month. $29,000 a month from AdSense. Before products, before affiliates, before anything else.

Here's why this matters to anyone who thinks they need to be on camera to build something real:

The character never has a bad filming day. It doesn't age out of the brand. It can be sold with the channel. And it generates $29,000 a month in a niche where the audience is worth 3-4x what a general entertainment audience pays per thousand views.

The formula is not complicated.

Right niche. Consistent character. High-RPM content. Volume.

The character doesn't have to be you. It just has to show up consistently.

I documented how operators are building channels like this from scratch in my book.

Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

A channel about budgeting for people earning under $40,000 a year makes more per view than a channel about general personal finance.

That sounds counterintuitive until you understand why advertisers pay what they pay.

The general finance audience is broad. Advertisers targeting it pay a blended, averaged rate.

The audience specifically searching for help with a tight budget is showing a very specific commercial signal: they are looking for financial products, credit tools, budgeting apps, and debt solutions actively. Advertisers with those specific products pay a premium to reach them.

This is the sub-niche principle in practice. The narrower the audience, the clearer the commercial signal, and often the higher the RPM.

It's also why a new channel covering a specific financial situation for a specific demographic can outperform a much larger general finance channel on a per-view basis from the day it launches.

Specificity is the competitive advantage most creators give away for free by staying broad.

I broke down the sub-niche selection framework in my book.

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[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

The Purring Journal makes $5,000 a month in affiliate commissions.

The channel shows cats. Stock footage cats. No host. No face. No original filming.

$5,000 a month from affiliate links on cat videos made entirely from free stock footage.

Here's what this channel understood that most creators never figure out: pet owners are among the most emotionally motivated buyers on the internet.

They don't buy cat products because they need them. They buy them because they love their cat.

Emotional buyers convert at higher rates. They have higher average order values. And the affiliate programs serving them, pet supplements, subscription boxes, specialty food, pay 20-40% recurring commissions.

One customer who subscribes to a monthly cat food service keeps paying the channel every single month for as long as they stay subscribed.

That's not a sale. That's a revenue stream attached to a stock footage cat video.

I broke down how to build it in my book.

Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

SaaS companies pay 20-40% recurring commissions to anyone who sends them customers.

Not a one-time payment. Every month. For as long as that customer stays subscribed.

A faceless YouTube channel in the AI and tech space with 100,000 monthly views recommending three tools its audience actually uses:

Tool at $49 a month, 30% commission, 50 referrals: $735 a month recurring.
Tool at $99 a month, 25% commission, 30 referrals: $742 a month recurring.
Tool at $29 a month, 40% commission, 80 referrals: $928 a month recurring.

Total additional monthly revenue: $2,405. Recurring. Compounding. Requiring zero additional work after the videos go live.

On top of AdSense. On top of any products. From 100,000 views in a niche growing faster than almost anything else on the platform right now.

The channels building in the AI space today will own it in 18 months. The ones who wait will pay to advertise on the channels of the ones who didn't.

I documented exactly how to build in this niche in my book.

Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

There's a stoic philosophy channel with 500,000 monthly views.

Completely faceless. No host. No original ideas, just ancient philosophy repackaged for modern audiences.

Here's what's interesting about that channel: it almost certainly isn't making what it should.

A channel with 500,000 monthly views selling to an audience of growth-oriented people who already demonstrated they want to think and improve. That channel should be running a community at $20-30 a month, a course at $197-297, and a book at $27.

Stacked together conservatively that's a $20,000-30,000 a month business.

Instead it's probably sitting at $5,000-7,000 from AdSense alone, leaving the rest on the table because nobody built the offer layer.

This pattern shows up across almost every faceless self-improvement channel. The audience is perfect. The channel has momentum. The offer layer is simply missing.

Adding it is a one-time build. The channel keeps running exactly as it is.

I show exactly how to build that layer in my book.

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[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

Gaming channels average $2-4 RPM.

Finance channels average $12-35 RPM.

Insurance and legal content averages $20-40 RPM.

Same 100,000 views per month. Same platform. Same algorithm.

Gaming: $300 a month.
Finance: $2,500 a month.
Insurance: $3,500 a month.

That is an 11x difference in what lands in the bank from identical view counts. And the finance channel is not harder to build. The content is not more complicated to produce. The audience is not harder to find.

The only difference is the RPM, which is determined almost entirely by the niche you chose before you ever uploaded a single video.

Get that decision right and 100,000 views pays your rent. Get it wrong and 100,000 views buys you dinner.

The niche is the business model. Not the content. Not the team. Not the thumbnail.

The niche.

I broke down the 6 highest-RPM niches working right now in my book.

Like this post and I'll DM it to you.

[BIG FN TIME GUCCI BBY @BigTimeGucci]

Medical Centric makes over $200,000 a year from AdSense alone.

That's the ad revenue. Not courses. Not affiliates. Not products.

Just the ads.

On a faceless health channel.

Here's the math behind why that number is possible. The health niche runs $8-20 RPM depending on the sub-topic. Medical content specifically, symptoms, conditions, treatments, sits toward the top of that range. At $15 RPM you need roughly 1.1 million monthly views to clear $200,000 a year.

That sounds like a lot until you look at Healthy Leaf Life, a channel that started one year ago in the same space and already has 400,000 subscribers with millions of monthly views.

One year.

And almost every video is evergreen. Someone searching symptoms of a condition in 2024 is just as likely to find and watch that video in 2027. The channel keeps earning long after the work is done.

I broke down the full health niche opportunity in my book.

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