From the Tipseason ezine. Faceless YouTube channels are making $3,000 to $10,000 per month. No camera. No personality. Just good content that people want to watch. And AI can create almost all of it for you. Let me show you the exact 4 step process people are using right now. Step 1: Pick a Profitable Niche Not every niche works for faceless channels. Some topics need a person on camera. Others work perfectly without one. Here are the niches that are working right now. Top earners (high CPM, good views): - Personal finance tips (budgeting, investing, credit cards) - Tech reviews and comparisons (gadgets, software, apps) - History and documentary style content (wars, mysteries, events) - Self improvement and productivity (habits, time management, mindset) - Business and entrepreneurship (side hustles, marketing, scaling) Medium earners (decent CPM, easier to grow): - True crime stories - Interesting facts and trivia - Travel destinations and guides - Gaming news and updates - AI and technology explained Pick one. Don't try to do multiple niches on one channel. Focus means you build an audience faster. The sweet spot is a niche you're interested in enough to make 100+ videos about. And a niche where advertisers actually pay to run ads. My major disapointment is, Self-development's not in the top earners and that's where I'm going after my (eventual) W+ launch I know the niche is massive because I follow it. the email goes on to say, 'give it 3 months to build momentum by posting regular quality content.'

From Amy's Youtube channel. Writing an eBook is a major undertaking. Coming up with a clear outline, maintaining consistency across hundreds of pages, and polishing the final draft all take time. AI writing assistants can accelerate the process by assisting you with brainstorming, drafting, and editing, but you still need to guide them and refine their output. Here are five of the most useful AI tools for first‑time Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) authors. Best Automation Tools For Writing Ebooks - YouTube

From Nick Laight's ezine. Picture this… A camera shot of a busy London street in the daytime. Cars stream by while pedestrians scuttle along the pavement. In front of the camera stands a middle aged woman, beaming from ear to ear. She doesn’t say anything. All she does is film her joyous expression as a big red double decker bus comes round the corner behind her. Then the video ends. Doesn’t seem like much of a big deal does it? Hardly the recipe for making money online!? But a woman named Bemi Orojuogun (also known as ‘Bus Auntie’) makes tons of these videos and puts them on TikTok and Instagram. Thanks to these simple posts, she has built a following of almost 400,000 followers on TikTok,… and almost 60,000 followers on Instagram. From this she’s bagged herself a sponsorship deal with the fashion brand, Burberry. So she’s making money from what is, effectively, a daily snapshot of her life, taken on a smartphone on her way to work. This is one of the examples of recent social media sensations who’ve hit the new headlines lately because they’re so… well… ordinary. Some of the fastest-growing accounts at the moment are not celebrities, politicians, or top experts. They’re regular people who come across as relatable and authentic. Another example is Gerald Stratford, a Cotswolds-based pensioner who shares posts of himself in his garden, where he shares his love for red cabbage. And I'm barely getting started 'Keeping Up With The Kids'🤷🏼‍♀️

From Stuart Turnbull's ezine. This alone can save you months of trial and error) Before turning any public domain work into a product, ask yourself these three questions: Is there modern intent behind it?Not “Is it famous?” - but rather: Are people still searching for this today? Public domain works best when it feeds a current desire, not just an old interest. Can it be narrowed?Big mistake: trying to republish something “complete”. The SMART move: Extract a specific angle (AI can do this for you!) Focus on one aspect, theme, or use... Package it for a clearly defined sub- audience (Again, AI can do this for you!) Narrow beats comprehensive every time. Can it be re-positioned, not just rewritten?You don’t win by changing words or art.You win by changing: Context Format Presentation You don't just want the same content... You want the same content with NEW value! (And YES... AI can do this for you!) Here’s the important shift most people are missing right now with public domain… Public domain didn’t suddenly become powerful.It’s always worked. What changed is this: It’s now realistic for everyday creators to use it quickly, cleanly, and profitably — because of AI. 3–5 years ago, public domain looked good on paper… But in practice it meant:• Heavy rewriting• Lots of formatting• Design headaches• And a ton of manual work That’s why most people ignored it. Fast-forward to now… AI can:• Adapt public domain content in minutes!• Help modernize language and structure!• Instantly generate supporting content!• Speed up layout and creation dramatically! • Give you DESIGNS for many different products! That changes the math. Public domain goes from: “Interesting but time-consuming” to... “Practical, fast, and repeatable”! That’s the real opportunity heading into 2026. Now. you don’t need to use public domain to succeed. BUT... It’s become one of the smartest options you can have available in your product creation arsenal... Especially on days when:• You don’t want to start from scratch• You want something proven• Or you just want momentum without friction

From Marissa Murgatroyd. If 2025 felt like standing at a crossroads -- watching AI transform everything while wondering how to keep up... You're definitely not alone. This year pushed so many of us to question what's actually working, what's worth our time and where online business is really headed. And after deep-diving into the research, analyzing our own results and talking to hundreds of business owners... I'm more optimistic about 2026 than I've been in years. Because while a lot is changing, the opportunities for those who adapt are absolutely massive. That's why, each year, I write my annual "State of the Internet" blog post and the 2026 edition is hot off the presses >> https://liveyourmessage.com/online-business-internet-trends-2026 This is my most talked-about post of the year (for good reason!). It gives you exactly what you need to know to thrive in the new year -- with no fluff and actionable takeaways. Here's a sneak peek at what you'll find inside: - Why AI agents are the great equalizer for solopreneurs (and how to use them without losing your soul) - The "Unshittification" movement -- the massive backlash against AI-generated content and what it means for you - The surprising reason human touch is worth more now, not less These aren't just trends -- they're the roadmap for building a business that thrives while others struggle to keep up.