@adamdelduca: If I needed an extra $5,000 a month before Christmas and I was completely new to faceless YouTube, I would not start by picking a niche I'd start with how the money gets made, because that decision quietly controls everything after it Most people build a channel that only earns from ads, then wonder why the number stays small I'd make sure I could monetize in at least two ways from day one, ad revenue and a digital product Then I'd let the monetization model choose the niche instead of the other way around I'd filter in TubeLab for channels already selling digital products, then look at two numbers only, demand and saturation A niche can look exciting and still have a low RPM, and that's the kind of thing you want to know before you make 40 videos, not after For the channel itself I'd use an AI avatar built in FaceTuber A face on screen builds more trust than a pure faceless channel, and trust is what makes someone actually buy the product Then I'd promote that product in every video, and I'd build the product from the topics and comments that already get the most attention You don't guess what to sell, the audience tells you From there it's just doubling down on the topics that work, and feeding analytics and transcripts into Claude when retention drops Views scale, income follows

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Sunday 20 September 2026 01:00:00 GMT