Start asking:
“Where are small channels accidentally going viral?”
When a normie uploads a slideshow and it hits 2M views, that’s a broken system you can rebuild stronger.
Low-effort content + high retention = automation gold.
Search strings lead you straight to undervalued formats.
May 1 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
Everyone’s selling courses on how to start a faceless YouTube channel but 90% of them don’t tell you what actual tools people are using to run banger channels with a $0 budget in 2025.
Here’s the full stack. Learn it. Use it. Print money.
🧵👇
1. Content Research
You need instincts.
→ Open YouTube in incognito mode. No algorithm bias. Just raw, trending results.
→ Search keywords in your niche. Study the top 3 videos for each term. Look at titles, thumbnails, and baits.
→ Go to big channels → sort by “Most Popular.” Find patterns. Find topics that hit again and again.
→ r/AskReddit, sorted by “Rising.”
If you're running a storytime channel, that subreddit is literally your scriptwriter.
Final move:
→ Find 3-5 channels in your niche (ideally 50K–200K subs).
They’re small enough to experiment but big enough to be on the money.
Reverse-engineer everything they do. Posting schedule, format, title formulas, edit style, voice tone, everything.
Apr 30 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
YouTube Automation for beginners: $50 budget
Yes, it is possible 🧵👇
1. Channel Setup & Branding
Cost: $0
Your first job is to set up your channel before you start making content.
Steps:
Create a clean and concise channel name. (This can be edited later, don't waste too much time on this)
You can generate a logo from chatgpt etc.
Create a banner (use free tools like Canva canva.com) chatgpt doesn't support banner aspect ratio.
Write a channel description (Again, you can edit this later too, don't waste too much time on this)
Tools:
Canva for logo/banner design. Free.
YouTube Studio for editing channel details. Free.
Apr 30 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
Yes, our attention span is fried.
At this point, your script needs to hit like cocaine
Your audience has TikTok brain
Here is a checklist for your scripts 🧵👇
1. COLD OPEN
Skip intros. Drop the viewer in mid-crisis. Make them feel like they missed the beginning but they’re dying to catch up.
Tactics:
Start with a confrontation, secret, disappearance, or outcome
Use a line that demands explanation
Optional Add-on:
Tease future tension with: “And what happened next changed everything.”
Apr 28 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
The ultimate 2025 faceless YouTube Automation stack No camera, no budget, all profit
I spent months testing every free tool.
Here's what actually works🧵👇
1. Content Discovery → Find What's Already Converting
Use these:
TubeBuddy Free → Keyword explorer + trending topics finder
VidIQ Free → See what's working in your niche right now
Next Lev Extension → Reveals competitors' CTR, retention, and income estimates
Attention Hack: Chase PATTERNS. Look for videos that went viral 3-4 years ago and are trending again.
Apr 28 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
$1,000/month sounds small until you realize it changes everything. But 99% of people will never touch it because they’re obsessed with viral dreams instead of systematic execution.
Here’s the roadmap🧵👇
Phase 1: $0–$100 (Survival Mode)
Goal: Build a Proof of Attention foundation NOT profit.
Upload 30+ Long Form Videos.
Ignore money completely.
Apr 27 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
How to build a faceless channel thermonuke
while everyone else cries about burnout🧵👇
Step 1: Stop being a one-man prisoner. Build a mini assembly line.
If you're doing everything yourself after 90 days,
you're already f*cked.
Most of you are posting absolute garbage and wondering why nobody watches.
There are standards set by people who are putting out crazy content, here's how to do it yourself.👇🧵
If you wouldn’t even watch your own video to the end
DELETE IT.
Nobody else will either.
If your intro sucks,
pacing is slow,
topic is bland.
Apr 26 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
5 exact AI stories niche script formulas that broke 1M views on automation channels 🧵👇
FORMULA 1: "Timeline Descent"
(a.k.a. Make it worse and worse until they can’t look away)
Structure:
Start at the "normal" point (life is good)
Introduce the first fall (small loss)
Stack the falls (things keep getting worse)
Reach a “no way it can get worse” moment
THEN drop the final, unexpected gut punch
Why it works:
It chains negative dopamine (fear, disbelief, curiosity).
Viewers need to see how bad it gets.
People are more addicted to downfall than success stories.
Apr 26 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
Content velocity depends on your audiences' viewing patterns.
Here's how viewing patterns secretly control your success (and how to weaponize it): 🧠👇
Content velocity isn't about "posting a lot."
It's about matching how fast your audience wants and expects to consume.
Mismatch = invisibility.
Your audience is either HUNGRY or FULL.
You better know which one.
Apr 26 • 20 tweets • 2 min read
The complete A-Z system for scaling from 1 to 10 automated YouTube channels without sacrificing quality or getting flagged.
I'm sharing EVERYTHING 💀 tools, processes, team structure, and how to avoid common pitfalls🧵👇
First, let's be clear:
Scaling to 10 channels requires systems.
You won't be working x10 harder, that's not the point.
I'll break this down into phases you can implement immediately.👇
Apr 25 • 7 tweets • 1 min read
Idk who needs to hear this but DON'T USE THE SAME ADSENSE ON DIFFERENT NEW CHANNELS IF ONE GOT COPYRIGHTED.
3+ automation channels get nuked simultaneously because of this rookie mistake.
Here's what YouTube doesn't tell you:
🧵👇
1/ YouTube treats copyright strikes as account-level issues, not just channel-level.
When one channel gets hit with a copyright strike, YouTube's system flags your entire AdSense account for review.
This puts ALL connected channels under microscope.
Apr 25 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
The average YouTube TV viewer watches 3-4x LONGER than mobile viewers, with 30% higher ad completion rates and CPMs of $15-25 (vs $2-7 on mobile).
They're also more likely to subscribe.
Yet 97% of you are still optimizing for mobile🧵👇
Technical Specifications for TV-Optimized Content
Resolution Requirements
4K (3840×2160): Absolute minimum for TV-optimized content in 2025
HDR10 or HDR10+: YouTube's algorithm heavily favors HDR content for TV
60fps: Essential for smooth playback on large screens
High bitrate: Aim for 35-45 Mbps for 4K footage
Aspect Ratio Considerations
16:9 (traditional): Still performs best for TV
Avoid vertical video entirely: TV algorithms specifically demote vertical content
Safe zones: Keep important visual elements within 90% of the frame edges for older TVs
Apr 25 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
Let me break down what tools people ACTUALLY use to run successful faceless YouTube channels with $0 budget in 2025
Learn and use. 🧵👇
Content Research.
YouTube search + incognito mode: See what's actually trending without your personal algorithm
Look at the "most popular" tab of big channels to see what's working NOW
Reddit's r/AskReddit sorted by "rising" - goldmine for story time channels
Find 3-5 smaller channels (50K-200K subs) in your niche and study EVERYTHING they do
LLMs.
Apr 25 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Most “AI Story” scripts are garbage.
They sound like they were written by a confused alien who binged Reddit for 6 minutes and called it a day.
Let’s break down the REAL strategy behind AI-written story channels that actually hold attention.🧵👇
People don’t click your video for a “story.”
They click because they’re craving a scenario they can’t stop thinking about.
Your prompt should trigger:
Jealousy
Revenge fantasies
Forbidden secrets
“What would I do?” curiosity
You’re not writing fiction. You’re creating emotional traps.
LLMs are your tool. But YOU are the architect of the spiral.
Apr 25 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
The truth about scriptwriting for TRUE CRIME channels
We’re talking what really works if you want your true crime content to keep people watching for 20+ minutes straight. 🧵👇
1. Your viewer isn’t here for the crime, they’re here for the mind
Facts are everywhere.
But your viewer wants to understand how someone becomes a monster.
This means your script needs to explore:
Behavioral patterns
Psychological escalation
Victim-offender dynamics
Subtle warning signs
Your script is half investigation, half character study.
Don’t just ask what happened. Ask why it escalated the way it did.
Apr 24 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Most YouTube scriptwriting advice is surface-level nonsense.
“Just write engaging scripts.”
“Use storytelling.”
“Hook in the first 30 seconds.”
Yeah, no kidding. 🧵👇
1
Most beginner writers write to be read, not to be heard.
But YouTube scripts are meant to be performed.
Use short sentences.
Speak in bursts, like a real conversation.
Add breathing room for the voiceover.
And for the love of retention, cut bullshit
Write for ears, not eyes.
Apr 24 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
The $0 to $1K gameplan
Here’s how I’d restart from scratch today🧵👇
Step 1: Don’t Pick a Niche.
Pick a Format with a Built-In Hook.
You don’t go viral by saying “I do tech.”
You go viral by saying:
“Every video starts with a shocking AI stat... and ends with a plot twist.”
