Comments on: YouTube Automation: Up to $14k a Month w/ Faceless Viral Videos

By: Dana

Dana — Mon, 22 May 2023 22:43:04 +0000

This was a really great interview. Tony mentioned that it took him 8 months to monetize his channel. How many videos did he produce during that time? He also mentioned his videos were $40 to $200 with $200 where he tried to currently limit his budget now. Has he ever totaled what his initial investment was during that 8 months?

By: Vin Wyatt

Vin Wyatt — Thu, 18 May 2023 18:15:37 +0000

Fantastic program.

I completely identify with the idea of NOT showing my face. Maybe a generational thing, but just have zero desire to put my mug out there.

One question I have is this:

Where else does Tony source his video?

The “Fair Play” law is so murky that it has kept me from dipping my toe in.

He talks a little bit about it, but curious if there is a way to gather material (For example: All the FAIL videos. )

Does credit really suffice?

Thanks!

By: YT_thumbnail_creator

YT_thumbnail_creator — Thu, 11 May 2023 23:22:17 +0000

22million views is def an achievement to be proud of Tony!!

Well done and by not giving up, you just may get similar views on another vid you create, by retracing the steps that made this vid go viral!

Would say though, with this bit:
“Tony gives his video idea to the scriptwriter and the thumbnail designer.”

I suggest that Tony changes the current thumbnail designer. It appears even Tony is aware that the thumbnail is crucial to a YT vid success because a thumbnail change was the missing piece.

Also: “The video sat idle for three months until Tony changed its thumbnail […]”
Looking at his YT channel, (May2023) it was only the titles that made me click on a few vids NOT the thumbnails.

This success story demonstrates that a standout thumbnail is one of the many keys to a successful YT vid.

There’s thumbnails and then there’s thumbnails!