Hi Admin, thank you for always sharing valuable posts here. Some of your content has really opened my eyes to new ways of doing business. I just wanted to share a little piece of my journey. When I first started my YouTube channel, it was tough. I thought repeating what worked for others would help me grow, but honestly, I kept hitting walls. I almost gave up until I decided to learn directly from someone who had already walked the path. That decision changed everything for me, today, my YouTube channel is not just a channel, it has become a real business that supports my lifestyle, I now have 2 house and 3 cars all from YouTube I’m sharing this because I know how discouraging it can feel when things don’t work out at first. If you’re in that stage right now, please don’t give up. Growth is possible, even from scratch.

1. Branding too early – Logos, banners, colors… none of that matters if your content doesn’t hook. Focus on value first. 2. Over-researching, under-posting – Growth comes from testing, not planning. Data beats theory. 3. Chasing the algorithm – YouTube doesn’t serve SEO, it serves people. Know your audience or stay stuck. 👉 DM me “GROWTH” if you’re done wasting time and ready to build a channel that actua lly moves.

I run a faceless YouTube channel in the [niche] space. I had 0 editing skills, no idea about scripts or thumbnails — but I found a specialist who handled everything. Here’s how I did it: 1. Researched viral formats in my niche 2. Hired a scriptwriter + voice artist from Upwork 3. Found a YouTube growth specialist who helped with content strategy + SEO 4. Started uploading 2x/week — it took 60 days to get my first 1,000 subs 5. Monetized at Day 83 — now doing $XXX/mo in ad revenue Now I’m reinvesting into more videos and testing Shorts. If you’re thinking about starting a faceless channel but don’t want to do the work yourself — feel free to ask me anything 👇