If you were starting a faceless AI channel this month, what niche would you test first?
And more importantly: what would you check before committing 30 videos to it?
AI doesn’t fix a bad channel idea.
It just makes a good one cheaper and faster to produce.
If the niche is weak and the format isn’t proven, better tools only help you scale the wrong thing.
Don’t copy a viral video.
Copy a repeatable format.
One lucky hit is noise.
A channel with a steep curve, lots of uploads, and the same structure over and over is a model.
The real system:
Pick a niche by RPM.
Model a proven format.
Build efficiently with AI.
Double down on winners.
Full breakdown: https://t.co/W0zbD3aw8V
What's the actual AI video use case you're trying to solve right now?
Not the tool name.
The job:
short social clips, realistic action, nature/lifestyle b-roll, longer cinematic scenes, or something else?
If an AI video tool is expensive, don't "prompt and pray."
Decide 5 things before you generate:
1. subject + setting
2. action
3. camera angle/movement
4. lighting + mood
5. single shot or sequence
Better prompt structure saves more money than better taste.