He Made $500,000 from Faceless YouTube Channels in 90 Days

Summary

Noah Morris shares his journey from a Minecraft creator to running over 20 successful faceless YouTube channels, earning up to $200,000 per month. He reveals a step-by-step guide to finding profitable niches, creating content, and building a team for YouTube automation. Emphasizing the importance of passion over technical skills, he explains how to use data for topic selection, optimize retention, and hire the right people for scripting, voiceovers, and editing. With minimal budget, beginners can start with hands-on work and scale to high earnings through smart outsourcing and strategic content creation.

Takeaways

• 😀 Noah Morris earns up to $200,000 per month on YouTube working just one day a week by running over 20 faceless channels.
• 😀 Faceless YouTube channels are a business model where content is produced without showing the creator's face, often using automation.
• 😀 The key to success in faceless YouTube channels is finding profitable niches such as sports, celebrity content, and crime-related topics.
• 😀 To identify profitable niches, you can use methods like refreshing YouTube's homepage incognito and analyzing keywords with VidIQ.
• 😀 Success in YouTube automation can come from identifying gaps in the market and finding channels with high views but small subscriber counts.
• 😀 You can enter a market with high-quality content or by being the first to a niche with lower quality content but high demand.
• 😀 When creating content, prioritize data-driven decisions over feeling-based decisions, using successful content from similar channels as inspiration.
• 😀 Beginners should start creating their own content (writing scripts, editing, etc.) to gain experience before outsourcing to a team.
• 😀 When building a team, it’s crucial to hire passionate individuals who care about the niche and target audience, not just those skilled in YouTube retention.
• 😀 For video production, hiring the right voiceover artist and editor is crucial, with voice talent matching the content’s tone (e.g., deep voices for crime, higher voices for gossip).
• 😀 Effective thumbnails can make a huge difference in performance. Initially, create your own thumbnails to understand what works, then outsource as the channel grows.

Q & A

How much did Noah Morris spend on producing the video mentioned in the script?

Noah Morris spent $250 to produce the video.

How much revenue did Noah Morris generate from that $250 video?

The video generated $20,000 in revenue.

What is Noah's YouTube automation business model focused on?

Noah runs over 20 faceless YouTube channels, focusing on YouTube automation to earn revenue.

What are some of the best-paying niches on YouTube according to Noah?

Noah highlights sports, celebrity content, and crime-related content as some of the best-paying niches, particularly with American audiences who have higher RPMs.

What is Noah's approach to finding profitable niches on YouTube?

Noah suggests using YouTube incognito mode to refresh the homepage and find recommended content. Additionally, he uses the keyword method, looking for channels with a high number of views but relatively low subscribers.

What is the significance of 'first mover's advantage' in YouTube automation?

Noah emphasizes that being the first to enter a niche can be beneficial. You can either produce high-quality content or enter a niche early with lower quality content to capture the market.

What advice does Noah offer to beginners about creating content for faceless channels?

Noah advises beginners to start by creating content themselves, including scripting and video editing, before outsourcing. This helps gain experience and understand the process.

How does Noah suggest finding scriptwriters for YouTube channels?

Noah recommends hiring scriptwriters who are passionate about the niche. He suggests looking in Discord channels or contacting bloggers in the specific field to find passionate writers.

What does Noah look for when hiring voiceover artists?

Noah advises hiring voiceover artists based on how well their voice matches the target audience. For example, deep male voices for crime content or high-pitched female voices for gossip content.

What is Noah's strategy for creating effective thumbnails?

Noah prefers to design his own thumbnails initially to understand what works best for his audience. Once his channel is established, he outsources the design process but keeps the concept creation in-house.

How much money does Noah suggest beginners might need to start a faceless channel?

Noah suggests beginners might need around $3,000 to $3,500 to start a faceless channel, with each video costing around $100 to produce.