At 19 I wanted my first car. Not a supercar. I actually wanted to survive my first year of driving. Just a fresh BMW.
Saving up for a year made no sense to me. So I launched a high RPM faceless YouTube channel.
30 days later it made almost enough for two BMWs.
@grubeyoutuby@big_svn4317391 If you're already set up on mobile, you dont have to push every upload through it. Add that account as a manager on your main channel and upload from the normal one. Mobile is priced per GB, so a long video can cost you more in traffic than it did to generate
@YTAnimaxxing nah, not at all. the country doesnt matter. the point is that your channels dont look connected to each other. same goes for recovery emails and phone numbers, never reuse them across channels
Back when this trend peaked, I hit a million views on my very first video. Literally the first one!
Kids content is still the easiest place to get volume. I moved to older audiences anyway โ fewer views, way better RPM.
The money is in discovery-driven long form