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Adam | YouTube

@Adam_DelDuca

Feb 21

Start a YouTube channel this month

Upload 1-3 videos every week until summer

Here’s how you can grow to $5,000/mo using AI:

I already know what you’re thinking

“Is it even possible to grow a channel to $5,000/mo in under a year”

Yes, just check out this channel here making well above this goal

The best part? It’s completely AI. Here’s how you can copy it…

First, select a high RPM niche

This will maximize your returns per 1,000 views from ads

I like to use TubeLab for niche filtering:

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Adam | YouTube

@Adam_DelDuca

Feb 17

1 viral YouTube video = 1 million views = $10,000

All you need is:
- Niche (TubeLab)
⁠- ⁠Ideation (VIDIQ)
⁠- Titles (AMI Headline Analyzer)
⁠- Thumbnails (Canva)
⁠- Editing (TubeGen)

Here’s exactly how you do it in 2026:

One of my students runs a successful finance channel

His goal with YouTube is to leave his 9-5 job and gain his financial freedom

Recently, his channel just hit $20k+ a month

Here’s how he did it:

Step 1: Niche Selection

First, he used TubeLab for niche analysis

This allowed him to confirm there was demand for his content

Here’s how I use TubeLab to find $10k/mo niches:

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Adam | YouTube

@Adam_DelDuca

Jan 21

How much YouTube pays you if you start a channel about financial history

1,000 views = $7.5
10,000 views = $75
100,000 views = $750
1,000,000 views = $7,500
10,000,000 views = $75,000
100,000,000 views = $750,000

Here’s exactly how you do it:

Step 1: Channel Setup

You can’t make money without a channel (duh)

Your first step (you can do it today), is to create your Google account and channel ASAP

Here’s a complete walkthrough:

Step 2: Modelling

Find 3-5 role model channels in the niche

This will help with ideation, packaging etc.

Here’s how you use TubeLab to do just that:

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Adam | YouTube

@Adam_DelDuca

Jan 17

VIDIQ is free
Canva is free
YouTube is free
ChatGPT is free
CreatorHooks is free
WouldYouClick is free

Every tool you need to run a faceless channel is free

Here’s how you use them to make $15,000/mo in 2026:

1. YouTube

You can’t make money on YouTube without a channel

As such, you’ll want to sign up for Google

Then proceed to creating a channel

It’s the weekend, get this step done ASAP

If you’re completely new to this you can follow this walkthrough here:

2. VIDIQ

On your channel, you want to target ideas with: high demand and low supply

VIDIQ makes this task easy with its trending tool

Install the browser extension, analyze your competition and ideate

Here’s a little walkthrough of how this works:

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Adam | YouTube

@Adam_DelDuca

Jan 6

To make $10,000/mo with YouTube Automation in 2026

- you don't need $1,000s
- you don’t need to edit videos
- you don’t need to quit your job

You just need to do this:

In the last few months, my student has scaled his channel to almost $5k/mo (so far)

All while:
- Working a 9-5 job
- Spending $0 on freelancers
- Not editing a single YouTube video

Here’s how he did it:

Step 1: Niche selection

My student focused on an in-demand, low saturation niche

Finding these gaps in the market it make is 10x easier to grow and monetize

You can validate your own niche using TubeLab. Here’s how:

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Adam | YouTube

@Adam_DelDuca

Dec 24, 2025

How to change your life before 2026 (no bs guide)

1. Start a YouTube channel
2. Select a high-paying niche
3. Identify topics using VIDIQ
4. Create videos using VidRush
5. Upload videos and get paid for views

Here’s how to start a $5,000/mo channel today:

The first thing I’d do is sign up for my Google Account - do this today

Then start up the YouTube channel

Don’t push this first task off

Here’s how you do it:

Using TubeLabe tool, I’d identify low-competition, high paying niches

Theses niches allow for:
- Faster channel growth
- Quicker monetization

Then I’d validate that I could monetize the niche in multiple ways

Here’s how I do this using TubeLab to do this: