I've attached a PDF outlining some popular tools courses that you've probably considered at one time or another - VidIQ, Spotter Studio, ViewStats, 1of10 - and an AI tool suite talking about Midjourney, Sora, Google Gemini (I think I said Pixel in the PDF), ChatGPT, ElevenLabs, Suno, and a few others I hope this is super valuable to ya'll

Sometimes when I say unique angle I don't mean figuratively. This week's challenge: Try changing up the angle on your thumbnail. This helps it stand out from the crowd of flat forward facing thumbnails. Don't believe me? Well aside from the massive success of this video, do a quick browse for any popular YouTuber and see if they leverage a different angle for their videos. I posted this one, just because I know some will say "different angle doesn't work for my niche" It probably does. If you don't think it does, leave a comment and I'll try to help you come up with your "unique angle"

I got into faceless YouTube in 2023 because I wanted passive income without showing my face. Failed my first channel, failed the second, and the third got views but made no money. Eventually figured out what actually works, picking the right niche, understanding monetization, and knowing how to get recommended. Now I’m finally seeing the results I was chasing. If anyone here wants to start a faceless channel or you’re stuck trying to grow, feel free to ask me stuff. I can share what helped me so you don’t waste months guessing. No pitching, just helping.

Hey I just made this PDF, the information comes from Mario Joos who's worked for Mr. Beast, and now has his own consulting firm. I trimmed it for most of the information that applies to everyone int his group. Outsourcing is a way to speed up production, but there are costs associated with it, so keep that in mind. - Places to find editors: Fiverr <- Meh - YT Jobs.Philippines <- Meh, but cheaper than Fiverr - Upwork <- Meh and more expensive than Fiverr - Discord <- Probably the best at getting what you want. Pricing is more negotiable.

I've been asked about this a few times, and I thought I'd just make a post about it. You can ABSOLUTELY do shorts. You can even get paid for doing shorts, the problem is multifaceted though First, the learning curve for producing a good short is just as steep as the learning curve for longform, so you'll still have to "get good" at it. Second, shorts monetization is still not fantastic for the amount of effort - you can still get monetized and you might even be eligible for monetization sooner than if you were dedicated longform, the problem is you'd be earning pennies on the dollar unless you could guarantee millions of views per short. Third, the most successful shorts creators are those who outsource a lot of their work - meaning they pay an editor, they pay copywriters, they have a team. That's not part time. I think it's POSSIBLE to do shorts in your spare time, but it's not as likely to have the returns that long form will have. I hope this was helpful, if you have any questions drop em below