Most people making $100K+/month on YouTube have one thing in common that nobody talks about:

They're all using a YouTube CMS.

And if you're serious about YouTube, you NEED to understand this

Here's everything you need to know about a CMS (bookmark this) 👇🏼🧵 So first, what even is a YouTube CMS?

CMS = Content Management System

It's basically a special dashboard YouTube gives out to people who manage a ton of content.

Like if you have 40, 50, 100 channels and you need to manage them all in one place instead of logging in and out like a maniac.

The most powerful YouTube growth hack nobody's using in 2026

How to take ONE established channel and build a $50K-$100K/month empire in 90 days by sending pre-qualified traffic to your new channels

This is how the big guys scale without relying on the algorithm 🧵👇🏼 Here's the play:

You don't just launch random new channels and pray they work

You use your EXISTING channel as a traffic engine to jumpstart new spin-off channels in related niches

I just did this with a brand new 1950s history channel. And the first video 3,000 views, on a BRAND NEW account!

Here's exactly how to do it 👇🏼

How to come up with BANGER video ideas 📈

Let's break down the entire YouTube ideation process (bookmark) 🧵👇🏼 STEP 1: OUTLIER RESEARCH (Foundation)

Use a tool like @1of10media or do it manually.

Set filters:
- 3X+ multiplier
- 100K+ views
- Channels under ~500K subs

You're hunting for high signal outliers, aka videos that BLEW UP!

Manual method: search, open, compare views to channel average, look for 3X+

HOW TO CREATE VIRAL THUMBNAILS WITH AI

So you know how thumbnails used to cost $50-200 from a designer? Yeah, you can do that yourself now in like 5 minutes

And they are insanely good too...

Let me break it down 👇🏼🧵 WHAT IS NANO BANANA PRO?

It's Google's newest image model and honestly it's genuinely insane for YouTube thumbnails

Why it's different:
- It actually understands what you're asking for
- You can just mention well-known people by name, no need to upload their photos
- Simple prompts work great

And the best part is that it works crazy good when you give it a reference thumbnail to work from

So you can find ANY winning thumbnail format, show it to Nano Banana Pro, and get your own version in seconds 🤫

YouTube live streaming is one of the most UNDERRATED strategies right now

You can be "live" 24/7, without actually being live...

Let me explain the full setup, why it works, and why it pays way more than regular uploads (bookmark this): 🧵 What live streaming actually is (in the context of faceless YouTube):

first of all, you're NOT going live in the traditional way

but instead, you're uploading a long-form pre-edited video (could be 60-90 min for example), and streaming that on a loop (using an external platform)

you schedule the stream to run for exactly 11 hours, 55 minutes

NOT over 12 hours, because YouTube only saves livestreams that are under 12 hours to your channel afterward

so every stream becomes two assets:

- a stream that gets priority in the algorithm while it's live
- a long-form video saved to your channel, and YouTube will still keep recommending it to people, even after the livestream has ended

and you can automate this loop indefinitely

🚨 Scriptwriting is the most overlooked skill in faceless YouTube

Here's how to write scripts that keep people watching (bookmark for later) 🧵 1) The most important thing to understand about faceless YouTube is that your words ARE your personality.

With faceless YouTube channels, there is no face to connect with

So your script is the channel's identity.

Every line must serve two jobs:
- Keep attention
- Deliver value/entertainment

If your script can't do that, it doesn't matter how "aesthetic" your visuals are. They'll click away.

And it all starts with this next part 👉🏼

People are making $10K/month from faceless AI YouTube channels…

And they're spending less than $5 per video to do it.

Here's how the entire model works, step-by-step (bookmark this) 👇🏼🧵 1) First rule of AI YouTube: you don't start by creating content

1. Create a fresh dummy YouTube account
2. Don't upload anything
3. Watch 5-10 videos (faceless AI videos, 20+ mins)

YouTube's homepage will start feeding you gold within 24 hours:
- Love stories
- Crime recaps
- Racism stories
- Military tales
- Emotional revenge drama
- Old man veterans

Basically handpicking viral niches for you ;)

🚨 Brutally honest truths about YouTube Automation NOBODY talks about (bookmark for later)

If you're doing faceless YouTube in 2025, this thread is going to save you months of pain 🧵 1) Stop overthinking your niche.

Here are the criteria for finding niches:
- At least 300K views/month
- Started < 90 days ago
- Possibility to hit 1M views/month and/or $5K+/month
- More views than subs = even better

That's it. Stop being a perfectionist.

People are gatekeeping this. I'm not.

Here's the EXACT method I use to create consistent 3D AI animation videos!

Step-by-step (bookmark this) 🧵 Let me tell you this first...

I'm still testing different models.

There might be better ways soon.

But right now, this is what works (for me) and it'll save you a lot of money compared to hiring 3D artists ;)

I started making YouTube videos at 6 years old.

20 years later, I've built a $7,000,000 empire with faceless channels.

🧵 Here's exactly how I did it (and how you can too):
It all started back in 2006/2007, in my parents' attic, where I began creating RuneScape videos at just 6 years old.

At first, it was just a hobby, something I did to show off in-game currency tricks I'd learned.

🚨 Scriptwriting is the most overlooked skill in faceless YouTube.

Here's how to write scripts that keep people watching (bookmark for later) 🧵 1) The most important thing to understand about faceless YouTube is that your words ARE your personality.

With faceless YouTube channels, there is no face to connect with

So your script is the channel's identity.

Every line must serve two jobs:
- Keep attention
- Deliver value/entertainment

If your script can't do that, it doesn't matter how "aesthetic" your visuals are. They'll click away.

And it all starts with this next part 👉🏼

🚨 Brutally honest truths about YouTube Automation NOBODY talks about (bookmark for later)

If you're doing faceless YouTube in 2025, this thread is going to save you months of pain 🧵 1) Stop overthinking your niche.

Here are the criteria for finding niches:
- At least 300K views/month
- Started < 90 days ago
- Possibility to hit 1M views/month and/or $5K+/month
- More views than subs = even better

That's it. Stop being a perfectionist.

🚨 Brutally honest truths about YouTube Automation NOBODY talks about (bookmark for later)

If you're doing faceless YouTube in 2025, this thread is going to save you months of pain 🧵 1) Stop overthinking your niche.

Here are the criteria for finding niches:
- At least 300K views/month
- Started < 90 days ago
- Possibility to hit 1M views/month and/or $5K+/month
- More views than subs = even better

That's it. Stop being a perfectionist.

Google's VEO 3 is the most powerful AI video tool out right now.

It costs $250/month, but I use it for FREE.

And I turn that into faceless videos that ACTUALLY make money 🧵 Here's the problem: VEO 3 is locked and expensive

It's technically only available inside the US.

And the official pricing is $250/month on the Google Labs Ultra Plan.

Most people give up right there...

But there's a way around that ;)

How to get EXTREMELY High RPMs on YouTube 🧵💸

(Like $15-$50 per 1,000 views type high lol) First, what even is RPM?

Revenue Per Mille ('mille' means 'thousand') = how much YOU take home per 1,000 views.

This includes:
- AdSense
- YouTube Premium
- Channel memberships
- Super chats
- Super stickers
- etc.

So how do you actually build a high RPM farm? 🐄🥛

🚨 Brutally honest truths about YouTube Automation NOBODY talks about (bookmark for later)

If you're doing faceless YouTube in 2025, this thread is going to save you months of pain 🧵 1)Stop overthinking your niche.

Here are the criteria for finding niches:

- At least 300K views/month
- Started < 90 days ago
- Possibility to hit 1M views/month and/or $5K+/month
- More views than subs = even better

That's it. Stop being a perfectionist.

🚨 Harsh truths about YouTube Automation NOBODY tells you:

If you're building a faceless YouTube channel and want real results, this thread is for you! 🧵 1) YouTube Automation is NOT free

Everyone is selling the dream: "Start a YouTube channel with $0 using AI"

And it sounds great... until you try it

Because even a basic setup costs you at least $50/month...
- ChatGPT Plus for scripts
- ElevenLabs for voice overs
- Canva Pro for thumbnails

That's your entry ticket.

And if you're serious, like actually trying to build a brand or scale multiple channels you'll spend closer to $300-$500/month just on tools/software.

It's doable for a lot of people, but it isn't free.

🧵 Trust scores explained...

I have been getting 100's of messages and questions about trust scores so let me tell you exactly how they work, how they used to work and what you can do in order to help your channel grow. 1/

What are trust scores?
A trust score is a score youtube gives to your channel this used to actually be public information.

Channels like NBC News have a score of AAA and normal channels used to have a score between F-C before building trust with YouTube.

You could find this by using element inspect and searching for "trust-score" after which you would see =(F - AAA).

I've created over 100 YouTube channels in my career.

Most of them failed.

But the ones that succeeded have made me over €5,000,000+.

Here are the 10 biggest mistakes people make with YouTube automation (that I learned the hard way): 1. Testing too few niches

Most people try one niche, it fails, and they quit.

When a channel blows up, it's often because I tried 8-10 similar channels with different angles.

You need quantity to find what works. I upload 8-10 new channels per week now.

If I woke up tomorrow with $0 in my bank account…

And you put a g*n to my head, I could hit $10,000/month in 90 days.

Without money, skills, or courses.

Here's the exact blueprint I'd use: 🧵 At 6, I started making YouTube videos for fun.
At 18, I watched all my YouTube channels get deleted overnight.
Years of work. Gone. My €3,000/month income vanished.

I had to start from scratch with nothing but what I'd learned.

That moment taught me the most valuable lesson about making money online.

I started making YouTube videos at 6 years old.

19 years later, I've built a €5,000,000 empire with faceless channels.

Here's how I did it (+ how you can too) 🧵:
It all started back in 2006/2007, in my parents' attic, where I began creating RuneScape videos at just 6 years old.

At first, it was just a hobby, something I did to show off in-game currency tricks I'd learned.