Яossos

Cyprus and Faceless YouTube: The story tells itself

[Яossos @abelrossos]

From a few days ago... ❄️

(long format and evergreen obviously)

[Яossos @abelrossos]

@grundstromleo This channel is the same but focused on cats, and I stopped posting and we all know why. https://t.co/BiqHclB7Cw

[Яossos @abelrossos]

@grundstromleo And in a few days, goodbye for inauthentic content.

Is creating AI content without a CMS really profitable considering the significant risk involved?

I don't feel comfortable using AI right now, I'd like to hear your thoughts on the matter.

[Яossos @abelrossos]

@wannercashcow But do people who consume content to help them sleep really consume it on TV as well?

[Carl Pisano @carl_pisano_]

One month you can be at $0 and the next one you can make over $10,000

Never stop believing you can make it, in the end it will all work out

[Яossos @abelrossos]

@wannercashcow Don't you think there are niches where uploading longer videos makes them perform worse, since shorter videos might work better in that niche?

[Яossos @abelrossos]

I need to settle down in Cyprus alone and go to another fucking level. ⏳

[Яossos @abelrossos]

I’m blessed.

[Seth Fowler @sethfowIer]

Big creators are rarely the best to learn from as a small creator.

This is especially prominent in gaming.

Many of them are EXTREMELY reliant on their returning audiences, both for bolstering their AVD and viewership.

Meaning they can produce lower-quality content in higher volume and still achieve healthy, if not exceptional, viewership.

Retention best practices are often poor, consisting of a lot of fluff, lack of structure, and heavily reliant on personality.

You'll learn a lot more from looking at small channels that are excelling, as they have to work harder and be more on point to achieve the same results.

Quality has likely dropped over time for the big creators because they learned they can get away with it, OR they built their core audience when the niche was less saturated.

[Яossos @abelrossos]

@wannercashcow Happy birthday 🐐!

[Яossos @abelrossos]

No shorts, only long content.

[Яossos @abelrossos]

Blessed.

Let us continue sowing.

[Яossos @abelrossos]

@successfaceless I completely agree. I only apply it to trending channels with very high frequency news, which are more about volume than quality. And also for economic reasons, since there are many videos every week.

[Яossos @abelrossos]

@successfaceless I understand, and yes, most of them sound robotic, but it's true that there are some interesting ones, although not as many as 11labs.

[Яossos @abelrossos]

@successfaceless Will Clipchamp have problems after that date? In other words, will it no longer be usable?

[Яossos @abelrossos]

@saimagnate Is that how you replicate content that has already been created and uploaded by your competitor? Rewrite it and change the packaging?
Because I don't know how to manage ideas previously implemented by my competitors.

[Яossos @abelrossos]

Yesterday was my best day on YouTube, 350€ in one day with my channels, as I always say:

Always grateful but never satisfied.

It is time to continue sowing.

[Яossos @abelrossos]

This channel, in English would have made me about 5k....

I have to change market, sh*t.

But always grateful 🙏🏼.

[Яossos @abelrossos]

@NotNotAbu2 But it depends on the niche, doesn't it? Or do you think any niche can be profitable with external monetization?

[Яossos @abelrossos]

@wannercashcow Does it affect negatively to put many or is it advisable?