The beauty of faceless channels is simple: 👉 No camera anxiety 👉 100% scalable with AI tools 👉 Evergreen niches that can hit millions of views Here are 10 major categories that are crushing it on YouTube right now 👇 1️⃣ Children’s Content - 3D animated cartoons (Cocomelon, ChuChu TV, Little Baby Bum) - 2D animated educational songs - Toy unboxings with just hands/voiceovers 2️⃣ Educational & Explainers - Whiteboard animations (think Kurzgesagt) - Motion graphics explainers - History, science, or finance with stock footage + AI voiceovers 3️⃣ Gaming - Gameplay + commentary (no webcam) - Game lore/storytelling - Walkthroughs & tutorials 4️⃣ Compilation & Clips - Funny fails - Sports highlights - TikTok/Reddit reactions (voiceover only) 5️⃣ Meditation & Relaxation - Lo-fi music with visuals - White noise (rain, fireplace, ocean waves) - Guided meditation with AI voice + stock/3D animation 6️⃣ True Crime & Storytelling - Narrated true crime - Scary stories / creepypasta - Biographies & history docs 7️⃣ Finance & Business - Faceless stock market explainers - Side hustle/business idea channels - Animated economics explainers 8️⃣ DIY & How-To - Cooking recipe (hands only) - Crafts & home projects - Tech tutorials (screen recordings) 9️⃣ Music & Audio - Lyric videos - Lo-fi beats & study mixes - Instrumental compilations 🔟 Nature & Travel - Drone footage compilations - Walking tours (POV, no face) - Animal/nature documentaries 🗳️ Poll: If You Could Start ONE AI-Generated Faceless Channel in 2025… Which Would Help You Quit Your Job? 👉 Vote below — then comment why you picked it. Your idea might spark someone else’s breakthrough!

The other night I started working on "Day 1: Make Your Free AI Avatar in 5 Mins" found in the Faceless YouTube Channel in the Classroom. I started following Shane's steps to set up my HeyGen account, but I had a few questions for Shane. Soon he realized that my many questions would require more time. So he immediately set up a personalized training session with me using the Skool Go Live Session tool. 💻 💥 Shane helped me with the following: 🔥 ✔️Completing the setup of my HeyGen account ✔️How the Free vs. Paid HeyGen accounts differ ✔️What type of picture(s) are needed to start on my Avatar ✔️How to build my the Avatar with my own Picture ✔️You can also have the Ai create an picture for you ✔️How to change the size to 16:9 for long form videos on YouTube, etc. ✔️How to add Voice to the Avatar ✔️How to add movement to Avatar ✔️How to add a background to the Avatar ✔️How to add music to the Avatar ✔️How to test/view the short video we created. 🤯 When I tell you my head was blown when my Avatar was completed, is an understatement! 🤯 This is a game changer for me. Although I have so much more to learn, I am ready to dig into these classes Shane has taken the time to research and create for us so I can reach my goal of learning Ai quickly and putting it to use for my business. 💥 I forgot to mention that @Dionne Nicole joined the session and we all had a great discussion on using an Avatar for our businesses. using the new Skool Go Live feature for Skool Hosts is very helpful! 🙏🏽 Thank you @Shane Harris for taking your time to assist me and teach me on the spot even though it was late. I truly appreciate you for your help and for creating the courses in this community. 🙏🏽 I have watched several of your YouTube videos and they are very helpful! 🥳

🎥 See the quick demo video below 👇 — and stay tuned, a full class module is coming soon. HeyGen to animate your Avatar Narrator. Eleven Labs for natural sounding Speech. 💬 Drop “Spanish” in the comments if you want to unlock this feature. 🌍 Or tell us what second language you’d love your avatar to speak so you can serve your audience even better! 🔥 Pro tip: the more languages we see in the comments, the more likely I’ll create bonus trainings for those too. 😉

Ive been making updates all weekend to the thumbnail generator. Pixzels is cool, but this is to get us started. Momentum. Built in physiological triggers, to stop the scroll. Keep Posting your thumbnails 🤓

Family, I want to pull back the curtain on what you’re seeing with my new YouTube uploads. Every video is not just content — it’s fuel for the engagement flywheel. Here’s how the flywheel works: 1. Video drops → pinned comment drives conversation We seed the first comment to spark replies (pain point, bold claim, or action challenge). This gives YouTube an instant signal that the video is worth engaging with. 2. 3. Replies → community interaction compounds Each reply we drop on comments creates a chain. Chains = algorithm boost. The more replies, the longer the thread, the more YouTube pushes the video. 4. 5. Pinned CTA → funnels viewers back to us At the top of the comments is a permanent link to join this community. That’s how strangers → viewers → members → customers. 6. Repeat this system, and every video becomes stronger than the last. That’s the flywheel: once it starts spinning, it gets harder to stop. ✅ Your Posting Instructions (every premiere) After your video premieres, drop: 1. A pinned CTA comment with your Skool link Example: “🔥 If you’re ready to escape survival mode and rebuild your income, join [Community Name]. Inside you’ll get free prompts, AI tools, and step-by-step blueprints to launch your own YouTube income system. Join here → [link]” 2. A pinned seed engagement comment to spark replies Choose one of these each time (rotate to keep it fresh): - Pain Point Prompt:“I barely have time to breathe, let alone start a YouTube channel. How do you actually find the time?” - Debate Prompt:“Being a single mom is NOT a limitation — it’s actually your biggest advantage in building wealth. Agree or disagree?” - Action Challenge Prompt:“Describe your version of freedom in just ONE word. I’ll go first: Legacy.” 3. Reply to the first 3–5 comments - Always acknowledge, validate, and ask a follow-up question. - Example: “I hear you — time is the #1 struggle. What’s one 30-minute window you could claim this week?” ⚡ Why This Works