this channel is over ten months old now and it's still pulling the same steady numbers month after month.
people always assume faceless channels die out fast, but a solid system just keeps running once you've got it dialed in. zero inauthentic content bans across the whole run btw, not a single one.
+ the same content does a little more than this on spotify every month on top of what you see here.
i keep seeing this old method more and more for getting traffic to new youtube videos. you make image carousels on tiktok like "s-tier youtube videos you should watch instead of doomscrolling", stack trusted channels like fern or kurzgesagt in there and sneak one or two of your own videos into the lineup.
the borrowed credibility does the work, people save the list and go hunt the titles down.
also the same guy running this isn't just funneling views either, he's also selling his own little info offer on gumroad off the back of it so he's monetizing both ends at once.
over the last few weeks i started three new yt channels, and all three have started moving pretty quickly. honestly none of it felt like a gamble because i wasn't figuring anything out from scratch, i was just running the same systems that already work.
that's the part most people underestimate. once your systems are actually dialed in and you know exactly what you're doing, the thinking is basically done and the whole thing turns into pure execution, you sit down, you produce, you ship.
seeing comments like this land on a channel that's only a few weeks old is what makes the repetitive part worth it. it's not about a magic idea anymore, it's just about executing the system over and over until it compounds.
i haven't received an inauthentic content ban on a single one of my channels.
i honestly think the main reason is just the ability to adapt and constantly upgrade your systems. youtube is evolving every single day, so you have to stay sharp and move with it.
if you want to avoid getting hit with inauthentic flags in ai youtube right now, this is my take. the absolute best approach is generating completely unique ai video clips for the entire duration of the video, with zero looping.
another way to do it is putting unique video clips right at the beginning, and then switching to unique images that last a maximum of 8 seconds each, using dynamic zooms and effects. i also know channels taking the risk of using purely ai images, but by keeping everything completely unique and under 8 seconds, they manage to stay monetized.
when i started scaling my faceless youtube channels, i realized pretty quickly that you don't need a massive budget. the alternative methods and workarounds are out there, you just have to know exactly where to look.
knowing how these systems work under the hood makes it possible to bypass almost every software cost. right now i'm running methods that give me unlimited elevenlabs voiceovers completely free, alongside infinite mass-produced 5-10s ai videos and unlimited high-quality images for zero dollars.
literally the only thing you actually need to pay for to run this whole setup is a single monthly llm subscription. it's crazy that a $20 investment can fuel a system capable of making $10k+ a month, you just need the right framework to piece it all together.
hit 10k€ profit with a new yt channel in just a couple months.
the entire channel is now fully outsourced.
also just got access to @vidrush.
pretty sure i'm hitting 10k€/month by end of year.
i've noticed that yt channel age actually doesn't mean anything for reach. it's all about the gmail account's trust. made this on jan 1st and it's already doing numbers. just focus on the content and the algo will find you