Welcome back! ready to pick up where we left off Part 1 about how to make money online with a faceless YouTube channel? We’ve covered some ground already, exploring the ins and outs of faceless YouTube channels. Now, it’s time to zoom in on the next steps. From fine-tuning your channel for maximum impact to uncovering hidden gems in Google News for killer content ideas, we’ve got some exciting stuff ahead. And guess what? We’re not stopping there. In this part, we’re diving into the crucial process of monetizing your YouTube channel using insights from Google News. So, buckle up and get ready for more actionable tips to supercharge your online earning journey!
Crafting Your Script with ChatGPT
Now that you have your content ideas lined up, it’s time to put pen to paper—or rather, fingers to keyboard—and start creating your video scripts. Here’s the good news: you don’t have to do it alone. With the power of AI, specifically ChatGPT, you can turn your article ideas into engaging video scripts in no time. Here’s how:
Step 1: Access ChatGPT
First things first, visit the ChatGPT website (chat.openai.com) and log in. If you don’t have an account yet, go ahead and create one—it’s easy and straightforward.
Step 2: Bring Your Article
Next, bring your chosen article from Google News (or any other source) to the table. You can either paste the link or key points from the article directly into the ChatGPT window.
Step 3: Ask ChatGPT to Create a Script
This is where the magic happens. Instruct ChatGPT to transform the article into a YouTube video script. Be specific about what you want. Are you looking for a brief explainer, a deep dive, or a reaction? Let ChatGPT know.
Here are a couple of prompt examples:
“Hey ChatGPT, could you help me transform this article about the latest advancements in blockchain technology into a 10-minute explainer video script?”
“ChatGPT, I’d love to get your help crafting a script for a deep-dive video on the implications of this news article about remote work trends.”
Step 4: Review and Edit
After ChatGPT generates your script, take some time to review and edit it. Make sure it aligns with your channel’s tone and style, and that it delivers your intended message clearly and effectively.
Step 5: Rinse and Repeat
Remember, content creation is an ongoing process. Keep using this method to create new scripts based on the latest news and trends in your niche.
By using ChatGPT, you’re not only streamlining your scriptwriting process but also ensuring that your content is always fresh, relevant, and engaging. The tool is not just an AI —it’s your creative partner, ready to help you craft compelling video scripts that your audience will love.
So, dive into the world of AI-assisted content creation, and let ChatGPT help you bring your video ideas to life. It’s time to script smarter, not harder!
Generating Your Video with InVideo
InVideo is a powerful tool that allows you to transform your scripts into engaging videos. It’s user friendly, offers a vast selection of templates, and is fully customizable. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started:
Step 1: Decide on your Plan
In order to access InVideo, go to www.invideo.io and choose one of the below plans:
Step 2: Access InVideo
Visit the InVideo website and log in or create an account if you haven’t already.
Step 3: Choose Your Template
InVideo offers a variety of templates to get you started. Browse through the options and select one that aligns with your content. Some templates might be more suited for explainers, others for deep-dives, and so forth.
Step 4: Import Your Script
InVideo allows you to import your script directly into the platform. Look for the import option, and upload your script created with ChatGPT.
Step 5: Customize Your Video
Once your script is uploaded, you can start customizing your video. You can adjust the layout, change the fonts and colors, add images, insert transitions, and much more. The goal is to make your video visually appealing and aligned with your channel’s style.
Step 6: Add Voiceover (optional)
If your video requires a voiceover, InVideo offers a text-tospeech feature. Alternatively, you can record your own voice or hire a voice artist.
Step 7: Preview and Edit
Before you finalize your video, make sure to preview it. Check if the visuals align with the script, ensure the transitions are smooth, and confirm that any voiceover matches the pacing of the video. Make any necessary edits.
Step 8: Export Your Video
Once you’re happy with your video, you can export it in your preferred format. InVideo will process your video and make it ready for download.
And that’s it! With InVideo, you can turn your scripts into polished, engaging videos without any professional video editing skills. Remember, practice makes perfect. The more you use InVideo, the better you’ll get at creating videos that captivate your audience. Good luck!
Uploading and Optimizing Your Video on YouTube
Now that you have your video ready, it’s time to upload it to YouTube and let the world see your creation. But it’s not just about hitting the “upload” button—there’s a crucial step called video optimization that can significantly impact your video’s visibility and success. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to upload and optimize your YouTube videos.
Step 1: Upload Your Video
Sign in to your YouTube account and click the “Create” icon (camera with a plus sign) at the top right of the screen, then select “Upload Video”. Drag and drop your video file into the upload area, or select the file from your device.
Step 2: Add a Title
Choose a title that is clear, compelling, and contains your primary keyword. This should give potential viewers an idea of what your video is about and why they should watch it. It’s your first chance to capture their attention, so make it count!
Step 3: Write a Description
Your description should provide more detailed information about your video. Include relevant keywords but avoid keyword stuffing. Remember, your description should make sense to human readers, not just YouTube’s algorithms. Include links to your social media, your website, or call to action (like subscribing to your channel).
Step 4: Add Tags
Tags help YouTube understand the content and context of your video. Include a mix of general and specific tags, along with your main keywords. They can help your video appear in relevant search results and related video suggestions.
Step 5: Choose a Thumbnail
Your video’s thumbnail is like the cover of a book—it can significantly influence whether someone decides to click on your video or not. Use an engaging image that accurately represents your content. You can add text overlays or other visual elements to make it more enticing.
Step 6: Add to Playlist (optional)
If you have a playlist related to your video, be sure to add your new video to it. Playlists are a great way to keep viewers on your channel by directing them to more of your content.
Step 7: Select a Category
Categorizing your video helps YouTube know how to associate it with similar content, which can expand its reach.
Step 8: Enable Comments and Likes/Dislikes
Feedback mechanisms like comments, likes, and dislikes can help your video’s engagement and interaction rates, which are key factors in YouTube’s ranking algorithm.
Once your video is live, focus on search optimization. That means creating content that aligns with what people are searching for, including using relevant keywords in your title, tags, and description.
As your channel grows and gains more subscribers, shift your focus to optimize for YouTube’s Browse features (Home, Subscription feed, and Trending). This means creating content that your subscribers are interested in and that will keep them coming back for more. This is a crucial step in building a loyal community and achieving sustainable growth on YouTube.
Uploading a video to YouTube is easy; optimizing it for success takes a bit more effort—but it’s worth it. By following these steps, you’ll maximize your video’s visibility and increase your chances of reaching your target audience. Happy uploading!
Monetizing Your YouTube Channel
So, you’ve set up your YouTube channel, you’re regularly posting engaging videos, and you’ve gathered an audience who loves what you do. The next logical step? Monetizing your hard work. Here’s how:
According to the latest guidelines of the YouTube Partner Program (YPP), you can apply for monetization if you have at least 500 subscribers and have uploaded a minimum of three public videos in the last 90 days. In addition, you need a total of 3,000 watch hours. Alternatively, 3 million short views.
The key to reaching these numbers and successfully monetizing your channel is through a smart combination of short and long-form videos. Let’s break it down:
Short-Form Videos: These are your YouTube Shorts—vertical videos that are typically under 60 seconds long. Shorts can quickly rack up views and help you reach the 3 million short views requirement for monetization. They’re also great for attracting new subscribers and can help you hit that 500-subscriber mark. However, it’s important to note that shorts don’t typically generate significant revenue even after monetization, but they can be instrumental in growing your channel.
Long-Form Videos: These are traditional YouTube videos that are generally longer than 60 seconds. Long form videos take more time and effort to produce, and it can be a slower path to reach the 3,000 watch hours required for monetization. However, once you’re in the YPP, long-form videos have much better earning potential. They can host more ad placements and typically yield higher ad revenue. Additionally, they provide more value to your audience, boosting engagement and building stronger relationships with your viewers.
In essence, short-form videos are your channel growth engines, helping you to quickly meet the
requirements of the YPP. On the other hand, long-form videos are your revenue drivers, bringing
in the ad dollars once you’ve hit those benchmarks. This dual strategy will ensure a steady path
towards monetization and sustainable income for your YouTube channel. Happy monetizing!
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