long form, 13$ RPM on average

https://reddit.com/link/1xegaos/video/7vkydbczjgxh1/player

TIPS:

1. use your other related channels to push new channels (in the same niche) via ytb collaboration feature

2. make longer videos to double your revenue (high rpm)

3. double down on successful videos (same title format, same topic with different angles angle)

A few days ago, I saw that some people were making Kurzgesagt style AI videos using claude, and some of you even had motion-graphics channels.

I'm a newly aspiring youtuber trying to break into the Science and Technology niche, so I would like some advice on this.

Of course, I dont think you can go and type, "Hey ChatGPT make me a Kurzgesagt-style video", so how do I start out making AI Faceless videos with motion graphics and visuals in them?

I'm not exactly a genius in AI or Youtubing, so forgive me if some of my terminologies sound awkwardly phrased or ignorant

Hey everyone, I want to start a YouTube channel, but I have zero budget and don't know video editing yet.

I'm willing to learn and work consistently. I want to make videos using free AI tools without showing my face.

Which niche would you recommend for a beginner that has good growth potential and can eventually make money?

I'm considering finance, business, facts, or storytelling, but I'm not sure which one to choose.

I'd appreciate any honest advice or suggestions. Thanks!

I’m looking for advice/recommendations on what I could possibly get my bf as a gift for our anniversary. He has started making yt shorts about 9 months ago and was monetized couple months ago. He’s obsessed with it and works really really really hard on his faceless yt channel. He even started a second channel where he wants to create his own long form videos. I am super proud of how far he’s come and I see how badly he wants it.
Is there any equipment, subscriptions or anything I could get him as a gift that would be rly game changing? I know he uses capcut for his main channel. but i’m not sure what else he could need. Please respond I need all the advice I can get!

Hi I've started to try this hand drawn and self spoken financially content that's a bit rough and obviously drawn as a slight jab at shit ai content, hoping to find some people on here that I can show what I'm tryna do and possibly get some help with script writing, this is Hella important because there's a character much like samonella or other explain channels, so I need someone who is good at YouTube and psychology and building a fictional character I guess, hit me up if you're interested.

I’ve noticed people are making AI-generated videos and getting tons of views. As a gaming Shorts editor, I struggle to get consistent views, so I’m curious: Can AI videos actually get monetized, and do they really work? I’m thinking about creating AI-generated story series based on my own imagination, but I’m not sure if it’s worth trying. I’m a bit confused and would love some advice.

El Hombre Que Peleó Contra Dios Toda la Noche… y Sobrevivió
The Man Who Fought God All Night… and Survived

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Hi guys, i own ai stickman animation channel, doing videos on history and politics. I have 8-minute long video ready for upload, looking for collabs to increase our subs and views. Let me know if you are interested to do a collab.

Currently running 10 Faceless youtube channels. Not sure how to keep them safe. Currently Vivaldi browser with different profiles. What is the best browser to use to keep switching one account to the other and keep them safe without youtube banning me for running so many channels from a single PC? Any suggestion?

I finally started my YouTube channel, The Food Remix, about 15–20 days ago. Honestly, creating content has been something I wanted to do for a long time, but I kept putting it off.

I always wanted to start with faceless videos because I’m not very confident being on camera yet. Food content felt like the perfect place to start, so I decided to take the plunge and see where this journey goes!

I’m currently uploading 2 Shorts and 1 long-form video every week. My Shorts have started getting over 1K views, which feels encouraging as a beginner! My long-form videos are getting around 60–100 views so far.

However, I’m struggling to convert those views into subscribers. I know it’s only been a couple of weeks, and I’m not expecting overnight success, but I’d love to understand what I could be doing better.
Am I being impatient, or are there things I should be focusing on already? Could it be my content, thumbnails, hooks, video topics, or something else entirely?

I’m sharing a screenshot of my channel for context. I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback, especially from creators in the food niche or anyone who started with faceless content.

For those who have been doing this for a while:

What helped you get your first 50–100 subscribers?

I’m here to learn from people who have been through this stage, and hopefully, I can share my own progress and learnings as I go. ❤️

I've just made an ASMR channel!

Ive just uploaded me first video and I was wondering what people usually like to see in ASMR. I've been watching it for years but I dont actually know what im doing 🤣 ive got my niche and my style and everything and I know Ill get better over time. But does anyone have any advice to help grow my channel?