David

I'm an online entrepreneur diving into Youtube Automation and faceless channels. Follow my journey and learn with me.

[David @DavidFr33man]

I’m on a quest to $100,000 in 6 months with Youtube automation and faceless channels.

I’m learning everything from zero and will be sharing the most valuable information I find, my journey, the dead ends, failures and wins.

Follow along for the insights and tips. Rise and shine

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@fyreinteractive Scripts

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@tubegenai Topic selection. Most likely his current audience that YT is showing the video to doesn’t resonate with it at all.

ZOO is fat from a typical cash machine. People who want to buy a zoo are passionate about animals not money.

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@tryahdd The best source for script writing are other people’s outlier videos.

Plus AI can explain the mechanisms in it if needed.

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@seergioo_gil Channel discovery. Plus it makes it standout more or maybe YouTube pushes it more

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@seergioo_gil Somehow this topic is going viral for so many channels. They all copy each other and still reach hundreds of thousands of views in a few days.

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@Nerdrockz Where do you learn to write good scripts? Other videos mostly or something else?

[David @DavidFr33man]

I won’t be holding anything back. I'm sharing it all.

The secret sauce. No hiding. No gatekeeping.

When I hit my milestone, I’ll reveal my channel here.

If you’re starting Youtube automation, follow along. We're going to the top

[David @DavidFr33man]

I’m on a quest to $100,000 in 6 months with Youtube automation and faceless channels.

I’m learning everything from zero and will be sharing the most valuable information I find, my journey, the dead ends, failures and wins.

Follow along for the insights and tips. Rise and shine

[David @DavidFr33man]

Lessons from video 1 applied to video 2:

- Every video needs a payoff
- Use “you” only for immersion or universal truths, not presumptions
- Viewers have to arrive at self-recognition themselves
- Title and thumbnail need serious work. Don’t rush them

[David @DavidFr33man]

Publishing the first video fast gives you a huge psychological boost. It moves you from someone talking about Youtube, to an actual creator. That’s already a win

So what do you do when it flops? Don’t overanalyze. Create another one

It's likely to flop. It did for me too

[David @DavidFr33man]

The most important thing to do when starting Youtube:

Get the first video out asap. Don't compromise quality, but don't delay it either. Aim for "good enough"

There are a lots of unknowns. The best way to find them is by creating and posting

1st video = 1st data point

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@fytnas Digital

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@facelessdevon YouTube

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@chrisdadiva Secret Sauce

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@Become_Viral Faceless

[David @DavidFr33man]

Publish a lot. When you start quantity is more important than quality. Avoid inauthentic content

See what’s working for you, what’s getting traction. Double down on winning topics and format

Stay consistent. Keep analyzing outliers. Eventually you'll get good, monetized and win

[David @DavidFr33man]

YouTube Automation Beginner Tutorial - NO GURU BS

After a month of learning here are the only things you need to do to succeed:

YT burner account
Pick the niche you love
Analyze competition videos
Start creating asap
Automate and focus on high-leverage tasks

Details bellow 👇

[David @DavidFr33man]

Once you get basics start delegating the tedious parts

Video editing and thumbnail design (not the idea)

Create a process for coming up with topics, packaging and script. Automate with AI or delegate to freelancers

Not to step out. To be fast and focus on high-leverage tasks