Faceless YouTube automation (FREE COURSE)
Read this 3x and execute.
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Read this 3x and execute.
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The biggest lie is that YouTube rewards “passion” and “authenticity.” Nah. YouTube rewards predictability.
It rewards feeding the algo exactly what it thinks a certain type of person wants at a certain time. You’re not an artist here. Your job is to figure out what gets clicked, what gets watched, and what gets repeated. Then double down.
Every video you make is data, you’re training a recommendation system.
It rewards feeding the algo exactly what it thinks a certain type of person wants at a certain time. You’re not an artist here. Your job is to figure out what gets clicked, what gets watched, and what gets repeated. Then double down.
Every video you make is data, you’re training a recommendation system.
People binge true crime because they’re addicted to “what happened next?”
They binge streamer drama because they want social currency
They binge conspiracies because they don’t trust the world and want patterns that make sense.
There is a psychological satisfaction within each niche.
They binge streamer drama because they want social currency
They binge conspiracies because they don’t trust the world and want patterns that make sense.
There is a psychological satisfaction within each niche.
Best way is to sort YouTube by “most viewed this month.” Look at what’s getting millions of views from channels with tiny sub counts. That’s raw demand. Now go deeper.
Find the angle inside that niche that hasn’t been exploited to hell. Something you can repeat 30 times. And don’t pivot mid-stream, every pivot resets YouTube’s memory of you.
Find the angle inside that niche that hasn’t been exploited to hell. Something you can repeat 30 times. And don’t pivot mid-stream, every pivot resets YouTube’s memory of you.
This is the most important part and the most underestimated.
You’re writing a psychological funnel:
→ first line = hook the brain
→ next 30 seconds = buy trust
→ next 3 minutes = emotional escalation
→ final minute = payoff or loop
Break every 2 lines. Punch every sentence. Don’t let people breathe.
Make them feel like they have to know what’s next. Like if they click away, they’ll miss something big. You don’t need a writer for this. You need to understand attention. You can train ChatGPT to do it, but if you’re smart (and have the time) , you’ll read 20 viral scripts and reverse-engineer the tone yourself or train AI.
You’re writing a psychological funnel:
→ first line = hook the brain
→ next 30 seconds = buy trust
→ next 3 minutes = emotional escalation
→ final minute = payoff or loop
Break every 2 lines. Punch every sentence. Don’t let people breathe.
Make them feel like they have to know what’s next. Like if they click away, they’ll miss something big. You don’t need a writer for this. You need to understand attention. You can train ChatGPT to do it, but if you’re smart (and have the time) , you’ll read 20 viral scripts and reverse-engineer the tone yourself or train AI.
People don’t care if your voice is real (mostly)
Use 11Labs. Use Clipchamp. Hire people if you want. Just pick one voice and stick with it. Consistency = trust. Doesn’t matter if it's an AI British dude or what. If they hear it 10 times and the content delivers, they’ll associate that tone with dopamine. That’s the game.
Use 11Labs. Use Clipchamp. Hire people if you want. Just pick one voice and stick with it. Consistency = trust. Doesn’t matter if it's an AI British dude or what. If they hear it 10 times and the content delivers, they’ll associate that tone with dopamine. That’s the game.
CapCut Desktop is enough. DaVinci if you’re picky.
What matters more is the flow:
→ Hit the viewer with motion or chaos in the first 3 seconds
→ Cut every 5 seconds max
→ Overlay b-roll, glitch transitions, meme cuts, zooms, captions
→ Make it feel like they’re being dragged through the video
Never let a clip run longer than it has to. Silence = death. Freeze = bounce. Pattern break = survival.
What matters more is the flow:
→ Hit the viewer with motion or chaos in the first 3 seconds
→ Cut every 5 seconds max
→ Overlay b-roll, glitch transitions, meme cuts, zooms, captions
→ Make it feel like they’re being dragged through the video
Never let a clip run longer than it has to. Silence = death. Freeze = bounce. Pattern break = survival.
Thumbnails and titles are the first line of war.
Best thumbnails? One focal point.
→ A face with a strong emotion.
→ One word that slaps (e.g., "EXPOSED." "TRAPPED." "DELETED.")
→ Contrast. Red arrows. Zooms. Blur. Clean cutouts. Tension.
Best thumbnails? One focal point.
→ A face with a strong emotion.
→ One word that slaps (e.g., "EXPOSED." "TRAPPED." "DELETED.")
→ Contrast. Red arrows. Zooms. Blur. Clean cutouts. Tension.
Motivation dies. Systems don’t. SO build a system you can follow indefinitely.
Upload 30+ times.
Study the data.
Don’t flinch.
If you still suck after that, then pivot. Not before.
Upload 30+ times.
Study the data.
Don’t flinch.
If you still suck after that, then pivot. Not before.
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