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0:00Hello again. In this video, I will show
0:02you what niches there are on YouTube
0:03and what other ways to earn money exist
0:05. And we will take a brief look at each
0:07of these niches. After that, you will
0:10have a complete picture of what you can
0:12earn money on and start doing it right
0:14now, without going anywhere or
0:15searching for anything, just sitting at
0:17home at your computer, as they say,
0:18sipping a cup of coffee. So, watch this
0:22video to the end, don't skip ahead, and
0:24watch carefully because you might miss
0:27something very important. So, friends,
0:31let me start with the fact that there
0:33are freelance exchanges on the internet
0:35. Yes, I think many of you know a site
0:39called Kwork. It exists in both a
0:42Russian-speaking and an
0:43English-speaking version. And what can
0:45you actually do here? Look, first of
0:47all, registering here is very easy. I
0:52click on design, and there is even a
0:54special feature here for image
0:57generation. Well, they just made it for
0:59convenience. In fact, you can create a
1:02lot of other things here using neural
1:05networks and add your own services.
1:08There you go. So, there are AI photo
1:10sessions, avatars, portraits,
1:12illustrations, logos, and infographics.
1:15Can you imagine that AI business is
1:17reaching a new level today, where you
1:20can officially offer your services on a
1:22site like Kwork and similar platforms?
1:25Yes, by the way, even on Avito you can
1:29also offer something of your own in
1:32this same style. So, what do we see
1:35here? For example, I chose the word "AI
1:38photo session." And here, let's say,
1:42are the prices, like 4,000, 1,500, and
1:44here we see the number of orders.
1:47Orders. So, you can calculate for
1:49yourselves approximately how much, on
1:52average, the creator of this service
1:55has earned. Right. Well, there are some
1:58for 500 rubles. and so on. I recommend
2:02that if you are going to study neural
2:05networks, guys, try simply uploading
2:09your services here and don't set an
2:12inflated price at first, because you
2:15need reviews. And to get them, you need
2:19to find more loyal clients who don't
2:22pay much attention to reviews, and the
2:24work won't be that difficult; the most
2:26important thing for you is to build up
2:29those reviews. Look, for example, 800
2:32orders, so that's already a pretty good
2:35sum. Here there are AI photo sessions;
2:39to put it simply, look, a new author
2:43has completed only 12 orders. So,
2:46theoretically, you could calculate it
2:50on a calculator. Let me click right
2:51here. This, by the way, is not an ad at
2:53all. I just clicked it, uh, at random,
2:56so to speak, yeah. So I’m not
2:59advertising anyone, this is purely a
3:01review. I have no idea who the author
3:05of this post is, or whether they should
3:08be trusted. So, the page has opened for
3:11me. Basically, you receive a photo of
3:15some person, yeah, like their face and
3:18such, and from that photo you make
3:21these kinds of AI photos that really
3:24look like a real person. It is done
3:28very simply. With the same AI,
3:30Midjourney or even ChatGPT. Well, let
3:34me let you in on a secret, Midjourney
3:36handles this better because ChatGPT
3:37still sometimes gets a bit of a, uh,
3:39facial skew. So, there you go, here is
3:43a service for 2,500 rubles. Yes. So,
3:47orders completed. Here we see 21,
3:50rating 4.6. So you see, right? Offering
3:53a service for generating AI image
3:55photos. Guys, believe me, this is done
3:57very simply. And imagine, in an evening
4:01, theoretically, two grand drops into
4:04your, well, wallet, and that’s how
4:06you can make a little extra money. So,
4:10please, yeah, fitness AI, photo shoots,
4:12and things like that. It’s all here.
4:14You can also create music on demand.
4:16Yes, that’s here too. Remember
4:19earlier, I won't look for it now,
4:22it’s an old topic, there was an AI
4:24where you hug, well, either your
4:26younger self or, conversely, relatives
4:29and such. And here, on Kwork, you could
4:33also make money from that. Okay,
4:36let’s go to another exchange now.
4:37This is a more extensive exchange. It
4:39is in English. There’s no need to be
4:41afraid of that. Just click for Russian,
4:43yeah, to translate in the browser. And
4:46you can easily work here too, right? So
4:49you complete orders, remotely sitting
4:51at home on the couch. Just imagine, you
4:53could even, I don't know, live in any
4:54other country. Like me, for instance, I
4:56live abroad now, yeah, and I work
4:58remotely. So I don't need to go to any
5:01office, I'm not tied to anything at all
5:03. So I don't have any bosses. I am my
5:05own boss. I get up, work for a bit,
5:07answer some questions, and then I can
5:09go about my other business. So that
5:11concept doesn't exist. Up at six, and
5:13you’re indebted to someone. No, you
5:15know? That’s the whole point of
5:17working as a freelancer. And it's not
5:20even necessarily about freelancing; you
5:23could just create YouTube content.
5:27We’ll break that down later, and I'll
5:29show you what niches are on YouTube.
5:30With AI, you can create them and earn
5:34money from it. Basically, you build
5:37YouTube channels and, at the same time,
5:40you can earn money here on the F
5:42exchange; if you click on AI, you can
5:45enter specific details when you have
5:48time to explore. I really recommend
5:51checking it out. The prices here are a
5:54bit higher than on Upwork, guys, right?
5:58Since this is a Russian-speaking
6:00audience, foreigners don't come here.
6:03Yeah. It's easier to start here, but I
6:06advise casting your net here as well
6:08because, after all, the pay is in
6:11dollars. Dollars are worth more and are
6:14more valued than, let's say, similar
6:16currencies. That’s why there are more
6:18clients here from all over the world. I
6:22mean, you could be contacted by
6:25Americans, Indians, or anyone else, it
6:28doesn't matter. Literally anyone from
6:32anywhere in the world, and that’s
6:35really cool. And you can, I don't know,
6:38build a site in just an evening, and
6:41stuff like that. Things like
6:44automations, chatbots, and everything
6:46else. Creating photos and videos with
6:49AI—honestly, guys, huge opportunities
6:51are opening up. Get it? You can also,
6:56of course, join various Telegram
6:58exchanges and post your ads. Like, find
7:02a YouTube exchange or other ones in the
7:05global Telegram search, and post your
7:07ads there. Anyway, guys, honestly, if
7:12you're thinking, "Oh, it's all
7:14oversaturated"—well, I just showed
7:17you: there are newcomers, and these
7:20authors, like this one, see? One order,
7:24only 3,500, but he did it—he finished
7:26six orders, guys. So, does anyone here
7:30still think, "There's crazy competition
7:32"? No, you can find a spot for anyone.
7:34Even for, say, 1,000 rubles. The guy
7:36posted it, and he’s already got four
7:38orders. Four? Well, put it even at, say
7:41, 500. Just 500 rubles. A new user,
7:45right, posted it. And even then, he’s
7:46got an order. So guys, geez, well, of
7:49course, you could grow faster here if,
7:52hypothetically speaking, you do the
7:54following: ask your friends to place
7:57orders, maybe fluff up the reviews a
8:00bit—I mean, real reviews—then
8:02you’ll grow faster here and so on. I
8:06mean, what’s the big deal with
8:07ordering five orders, I don’t know,
8:09at 500 rubles each. You’ll already
8:11have five great reviews with a
8:12five-star rating. Naturally, the
8:14reviews should be varied. Well, I’m
8:15just telling you how the system works,
8:17but you can manage without it too. I
8:18mean, that’s up to you to decide.
8:20Understood, right? So, let me close all
8:22this; we don’t need it. And now I
8:24want to show you what kind of niches
8:26actually exist on YouTube. In reality,
8:29there are a lot of niches. I’m even
8:31opening up the homepage of my YouTube
8:33channel right now, from which I look
8:35for various niches. You can just see
8:37there are tons of them. Artificial
8:40intelligence, various clips, and so on.
8:43Guys, it’s really impossible to show
8:46all the niches in one video. Well, look
8:49, you see this video, made, right, with
8:51that same neural network or whatever it
8:54is. From 5 days ago, it has...oh yeah,
8:57that’s a neural network, you can see
8:59it, right. And even without me clicking
9:03for the full view, it’s got 547,000
9:06views. So it’s clear, right. Well,
9:08that’s how things are. I can even
9:11click here and go to this channel just
9:13for the sake of interest. It’s my
9:15first time seeing it. And together with
9:18you, we see this interesting topic.
9:20Something related to little dinosaurs.
9:23Yeah, this channel isn't really
9:24maintained, but, hypothetically
9:26speaking, 9 months ago he wasn't
9:27posting anything, then he started, then
9:29he posted the next video, and, well,
9:31just 5 days ago it hit 553,000 views.
9:33It seems there’s monetization because
9:35of the monetization icon, right. And
9:37just imagine, he wasn't doing anything.
9:40Wasn't doing anything. Then bam, he
9:42made about 500 bucks, or well, maybe
9:44not 500 because the video is too short,
9:46I guess. Well, maybe he made like 350
9:50or 400 bucks, right? So just imagine,
9:52he basically just took something, made
9:53it, the channel has monetization, and
9:55so on. So, I want to briefly go over
9:58some niches that are built using neural
10:01networks, and they are, of course,
10:03monetized. Guys, my task is simply to
10:06get you up to speed so you understand
10:08what exists on YouTube. Actually,
10:10there’s everything here, guys—super
10:13high-quality content, junk content, and
10:15so much made with neural networks. You
10:18don’t necessarily have to talk to a
10:19camera, the way I am sitting here right
10:21now. You don't need to speak into a
10:23microphone; you don't need that at all.
10:26You don't even need to own a video
10:27camera. You can do it all while sitting
10:30at home on the couch—I don’t know,
10:31sitting in shorts, drinking a cup of
10:33coffee, while your other hand is on the
10:35mouse doing something. Get it? So,
10:38let's take a little walk through this
10:40together. I’ll show you both Shorts
10:42and horizontal videos so you can
10:44understand. And look, even the channel
10:47named itself "IMS" and "IAB." These are
10:50just Shorts. I want to clarify that
10:53there are Shorts and there are
10:55horizontal videos on YouTube. You can
10:57earn money from both, yes. For example,
11:00if I click right here. And we can see
11:02that there are 12 million views. Now,
11:05let me tell you the truth, because I'm
11:07not the kind of person who throws dust
11:09in your eyes, saying, "Oh, this channel
11:11earns $ 15,000." Guys, look, there are
11:14Shorts and there are horizontal videos.
11:16It’s slightly different content. And
11:18YouTube, of course, pays more money for
11:21horizontal videos than for Shorts. So,
11:24even with these 12 million views, the
11:27creator obviously earns less income.
11:30But, Shorts are made much faster and so
11:32on. Here, as they say, there's no
11:35accounting for taste. If you want to,
11:36make Shorts. Shorts are easier to make,
11:38naturally, while horizontal videos are
11:40a bit harder, but the earnings there
11:42will be higher. So, we can see that
11:45this channel is associated with various
11:47topics. Yeah. And here, for example,
11:50look, 3 million views on this Short.
11:53Does it have monetization? Of course it
11:55does. So, there’s no doubt about that
11:59, honestly. And, well, I know that such
12:01channels are monetized, guys. Believe
12:04me, my experience is very good and
12:05extensive. That is why I know a great,
12:08great many things. There you go. So,
12:10let's click on this video and just sit
12:13back and turn it on. Ah, out loud, yeah
12:16, let's watch. Let me click right here
12:20and, uh, I'll quietly shut up and we'll
12:23watch.
12:24These people don't yet know they are
12:26living their final day here. The city
12:28took 16 years to build, with 50,000
12:30people. The average age was 26, the
12:33best supply in the country. On the
12:36night of April 26th, a nuclear reactor
12:38exploded 3 km from here. The city was
12:42told nothing. For 36 hours, children
12:44played in the courtyards as if nothing
12:46had happened. At 2:00 PM the next day,
12:48they announced on the radio: "Take your
12:50documents. You will return in 3 days,
12:531,000 buses are coming." By evening,
12:55the city was empty. Everything was left
12:57where it was. As if,
12:59guys, as you can see, right? Why does
13:02everyone know about Chernobyl? Well,
13:04everyone, well, probably every person,
13:05right. You're watching me, everyone
13:07knows about the Chernobyl accident
13:08there in the eighties. But look, the
13:10point is how the video is presented,
13:13not even really what he's saying here,
13:15but he makes this timelapse beautifully
13:18, all this is done using Runway Gen-3.
13:21You can even see the icon here, I don't
13:23know if you can see it or not. It says
13:25"Gen". There, Gen-3. Uh, it's called,
13:28meaning you upload one photo, then a
13:30second, then you write a prompt and a
13:32timelapse like this happens. Then the
13:35third photo is made from the second,
13:36the fourth from the third, and so on.
13:37By the way, I have all of this in my
13:39private channel, but let's talk about
13:40that later. So. Therefore, therefore,
13:43what do we see? We see a bunch of
13:45comments. 1,600 comments, yeah, 65,000
13:47likes. Meaning we see a huge amount of
13:51viewer engagement. And along with this,
13:54we get 3 million views. So, creating
13:57this video took him, well, let's
13:59include searching for ideas and so on.
14:02Well, I don't know, guys, maximum,
14:04probably 40 minutes, because really,
14:07this kind of animation is done very,
14:09very quickly. Just instantly, right.
14:11The main thing is knowing how to work
14:13with prompts, but that's a separate
14:14story, right. But nonetheless, there's
14:17no need for any super editing. Throw
14:20everything into the AI, it does it all
14:21for you, just upload it here. And, of
14:23course, uh, say something, either with
14:25your own voice or an AI voice, and
14:27you'll have monetization. Therefore,
14:29the channel is very cool. By the way,
14:31the links, I'll definitely, uh, send
14:33them to you if you're interested.
14:36Message me privately. I will send you
14:38this whole package of links to all
14:40these YouTube channels. There you go.
14:43Or you can find them yourself, I don't
14:46know, by name, yeah. So, look, let's
14:49take a look at the second channel. Also
14:51Shorts. Also Shorts. How many? 15
14:54million views, right? I mean, we see a
14:56huge number of views. You were making
14:58five videos a week. These videos are
15:00the same thing in timelapse mode, just
15:02a slightly different approach. So,
15:03what's happening here? A person is just
15:05, for example, building some kind of
15:07room out of a dugout, or a shelter, or
15:09something like that. I mean, people are
15:11actually watching this. Actually
15:13watching. But I'll just jump ahead and
15:16tell you, guys, that you need to make
15:17each video with a slightly different
15:19approach. They are all the same thing.
15:21I mean, if it’s a dugout there, and
15:24the next video is a dugout, and so on.
15:26You shouldn't do that, because let me
15:28bring you up to speed. On YouTube,
15:30there is a concept called "reused
15:31content." If one video repeats another,
15:33that is, without any changes, without a
15:35different approach, then, well, you
15:36risk losing monetization. So, yes,
15:38there are some nuances here, but it's
15:41all easily bypassed, well, maybe not
15:43easily, you just need to know how it's
15:45all done. Yeah. But nevertheless, we
15:48see that such a channel is currently
15:51getting 15 million views. Let's play
15:54some video and I'll show you. It's
15:57loading now. Do you see? Well, guys,
16:27honestly, it's really hypnotic to watch
16:30. And I even like it, you see, what
16:32kind of room he had and what it became.
16:34It's very, very cool. And once again, I
16:37want to say, don't make template videos
16:39that look just like one another. So
16:41I'll jump ahead and say, guys, if you
16:43don't want to make mistakes, I talk
16:46about some of them on my YouTube
16:48channel. I mean, I hold streams for
16:51free on my YouTube channel. Subscribe,
16:53check it out. I mean, I'm not some new
16:56blogger here. Guys, honestly, I have a
16:58lot of experience and I have something
17:00to share. Yeah. And I often host
17:01streams on my channel. That's where I
17:03talk about what you can do and what you
17:05can't. I share some tips, secrets, and
17:09my own insights. So come on over and
17:11make sure to subscribe to my Telegram,
17:13if anyone doesn't know it yet. Anyway,
17:15it's a pleasure for me to talk about
17:17myself and my experience. Also, it’s
17:19really nice when you have—well,
17:22let’s say among students or
17:24colleagues, or whoever is subscribed to
17:27me—it’s very, very pleasant to see
17:30results, especially when people share
17:33them with me personally. That is really
17:35cool. By the way, just recently a
17:38student of mine was happy and said: "
17:39I’ll reach monetization soon." He has
17:42a really good channel. It’s growing
17:45quite well right now. He’s doing it
17:47on the topic of history. And, well,
17:49it’s fun. Okay, anyway. The
17:51historical format, you understand,
17:53right? So, a format like this. This is
17:55all done with the help of neural
17:56networks as well. The same GPT-4,
17:58working with prompts, and it only takes
18:00about 30 minutes. And another channel
18:03is also Shorts. Let me click here.
18:05There are fewer views here, but it's
18:06also a million-subscriber channel,
18:07right? I’m just showing you what
18:09other interesting topics are out there.
18:11It’s all the same thing using neural
18:13networks. Here, please, let’s take a
18:15look. Look, I want to say, this
18:33specific video wasn't made by a neural
18:35network itself, but there is a neural
18:37voice, I can clearly hear the robotic
18:39voice, and the script was definitely
18:41written by something like ChatGPT. Yes,
18:44you don't have to sit there and write
18:45scripts, guys; neural networks do
18:46everything for us today. And as you
18:49remember, there was the Terminator. Who
18:51would have thought that today there are
18:53actually neural networks that could
18:54even potentially get out of control?
18:56Because there was news recently, you
18:59know, about Anthropic's Claude, which
19:01you’ve probably heard of, that it
19:03also almost went out of control. That
19:07was its latest model, yes. That’s why
19:10I say "robotic voice" here, because a
19:12neural network was definitely used—it
19:14is a robotic voice. But some shots here
19:17could be taken from real footage, but
19:19you could also do all of that using
19:21neural networks, I mean, compiling it
19:23all together, you see? It’s about all
19:26kinds of technology, how it’s built,
19:28and so on and so forth. The next
19:30channel is for horizontal videos.
19:34It’s monetized, as we can see, and
19:36I’ll explain why it says "can't check
19:38" here on Shorts, meaning it's
19:39impossible to verify. It’s impossible
19:43to verify because this program doesn't
19:45work on Shorts. But let me tell you
19:47this, there is monetization on these
19:49Shorts. That is why, for horizontal
19:51videos, he shows clearly that there is
19:53monetization. That’s why it says "
19:55monetized" here. So, this channel,
19:57despite these kinds of thumbnails—
19:59well, first of all, they are bright and
20:02eye-catching—has 112,000 subscribers
20:05and 202 videos. If we click here, guys,
20:07he has 1. 395,000 views. Here, he is
20:12easily earning, I would say, somewhere
20:14around 3,000 dollars, if not more. In
20:18general, in the history niche in
20:21English, the income is about 3 dollars
20:24per 1,000 views. Therefore, well, he is
20:28earning, let's say, a few thousand
20:29dollars a month, right? You see, there
20:31are no Shorts. I am showing you such a
20:33channel on purpose. So, the channel is
20:36about history, various tribes, like the
20:38Himba, and so on. See, even some of the
20:41thumbnails are somewhat similar in
20:43meaning, right. We can see that—and
20:46by the way, you need to understand,
20:47guys, that it won't be the case that
20:48every video you make gets hundreds of
20:50thousands of views. Here is a simple
20:51example for you. Just look. Despite the
20:54fact that he has a big channel—well,
20:57this is already considered a large
20:59channel—look, his video got 1,000,
21:02then the next one got 4,500 views, then
21:0529,000, then 1.6 thousand, then 100,000
21:07. So, you see, then one, then 1.5, 2.7,
21:11then almost 300,000 views. So it is
21:14absolutely normal; it never happens
21:16that every single video hits the
21:18audience. Guys, we are the ones who
21:20think we did something cool, but in
21:21reality, the audience might think
21:22otherwise. Therefore, this is a
21:24slightly different kind of work. There
21:25is a concept of video delivery and
21:27choosing the right niche. By the way, I
21:31am currently working on an AI
21:33automation project for niche analysis,
21:35where I input search keywords for it. I
21:40promised the guys in my private group,
21:42Nermania, that if this project succeeds
21:43, I will share it with them for free.
21:46But believe me, no one would likely
21:47sell such a project, even for money,
21:49because it is a really, really, shall
21:51we say, secret proprietary product. But
21:54I decided that, well, since the guys
21:57trust me like this in my private group,
22:00then, accordingly, I also want to give
22:02out some of these little gifts. Yeah.
22:06So, okay, let’s move on to this
22:07YouTube channel. It’s a historical
22:10niche, AI voice, just so you know, you
22:12can go check it out and so on. Very
22:14often well, for example, videos like
22:18this are made using neural networks. I
22:21mean, yes, there’s a combination of
22:23some documentary photos, absolutely,
22:25yes, see, this photo, this photo is
22:26taken, say, from the internet, you can
22:28take it. So he makes a combination, a
22:31mix of photo and video, right, photo
22:33and video. There you go. Yes, even look
22:35at how he animated the photo. The photo
22:37is just still, but he added this
22:39zooming effect. All this is easily done
22:42with any editing software and the like.
22:46I mean, it tells stories about various
22:48tribes. So, there’s a combination,
22:51well, most likely, this video was made
22:53using a neural network as an option. So
22:57you don't necessarily have to go and
22:58buy subscriptions to websites with
22:59stock video footage. Well, there are
23:02free stock videos, and there are paid
23:03ones, right. But now it’s a time when
23:07, let’s say, there’s no need to buy
23:09a paid site. And all of this can also
23:12be done using AI. Anyway, cool channel,
23:14go take a look. Making such videos
23:16isn’t complicated. Next channel. So
23:19what is this? Remember I told you about
23:21a digital avatar? A digital avatar. I
23:23have a digital avatar that manages some
23:25of my social media for me. Yeah. Well,
23:28check out my TikTok, for instance, go
23:30take a look. I have a digital avatar
23:32almost everywhere there. I rarely film
23:34myself on camera. That’s how it is.
23:36Now, look, the channel is young, 6,000
23:39subscribers, 21 videos, but look,
23:41it’s taken off, see? Almost 800,000
23:44views and it’s monetized. Yes, he’s
23:47already making at least a grand from
23:49this channel, at least. Look, let me
23:52open this video. Just take a look. in
24:00the boats of people who never saw them
24:02coming. For decades, this was theor of
24:05the Illinois River and everything.
24:17So there’s a combination. A
24:19combination, and now I’m going to
24:21focus specifically on this author.
24:23It’s a mix of a real photo plus
24:25neural networks and so on. I mean, the
24:27same thing, photos can be taken from a
24:30site like Pexels, for example, and the
24:32like, and all of this is combined. But,
24:34guys, why am I showing you this YouTube
24:36channel? Look, this isn't a real person
24:39, believe me. It's not real, it's a
24:42neural network, it's that very same
24:45digital avatar, which, as we can see,
24:48is supposedly running its own YouTube
24:51channel, guys. And here we can see, yes
24:54, it's taking off. Meaning, it started
24:57running this channel 2 months ago. 2
25:00months. Here is his face, please. Yes.
25:03Also, here he is sitting here. Also he
25:05is sitting here and there as well. Guys
25:06, a digital avatar. You can make one at
25:08Hagen University. Well, you have to do
25:10it correctly, of course. There. But all
25:13of this, you see, I'm talking without a
25:15microphone, without anything. I created
25:17a person who doesn't even exist in this
25:20world. I created a voice for him. You
25:22can clone a voice, you can take someone
25:23else's voice and clone it. I mean, damn
25:25, there's a lot of interesting stuff
25:27here. I hope you, uh, are watching me
25:29right now, not skipping through the
25:31video, and perhaps some of you are
25:33probably in shock yourselves. Thinking,
25:36is it even possible to do something
25:37like this? Yes, guys, of course it is.
25:39As we can see, there is monetization.
25:40The next YouTube channel is called
25:43GolovolomTV. It has monetization, yes,
25:47108,000 subscribers, uh, 3.6 million
25:50views. So this channel is about
25:52everything under the sun. I mean,
25:54essentially, yes, you can run, well not
25:56about everything, I don't mean, you
25:58know, talking about Egypt one minute
26:00and then doing a movie review on the
26:02channel the next. No, of course, you
26:05shouldn't do that, but what is this
26:07channel about? Some, let's say, well,
26:11for example, you see, why the Great
26:12Lakes are more like seas, for example,
26:1450 facts about a country that did
26:16almost everything there. Well, you can
26:18click and watch that. So, relatively
26:21speaking, this is Russian-language
26:22content. There. And people watch it.
26:25There. Let's, for example, take and
26:28start a video. So, let's see, I need to
26:32select the audio. Ah, here is Russian.
26:34I see everything. Yes, original
26:36voiceover. It's even translated into
26:38several languages. Let's take a look.
26:41Imagine a country where an ordinary
26:43penguin rose to the rank of Major
26:45General and personally inspects the
26:48Royal Guard. where any person can
26:51legally check on the internet how much
26:54their neighbor earns. Although, the
26:57neighbor will then see exactly who was
26:58interested in their income.
27:01Understood, right? So, well, I advise
27:03you to also browse through all these
27:05channels and take a look. And here, too
27:08, everything is mixed together: neural
27:10networks, real clips, and so on, guys.
27:12Well, as you can see, there is nothing
27:14complicated here. And there is
27:15monetization. So, the next YouTube
27:17channel is related to technology. And,
27:19accordingly, well, such titles, right,
27:22why do tanks run on tracks and not on
27:25wheels, right? For example, a title
27:28like, why do road trains 50 meters long
27:29exist in Australia and similar things?
27:32People watch this because it is, ah,
27:34sort of interesting content that, well,
27:37you don't see every step of the way.
27:40Even people who aren't really
27:41interested in this, they, well, for
27:43example, right, let's say, is it really
27:45why fifty-year-old locomotives aren't
27:47retired, like, you think, damn, they're
27:49so old, but why, why, right? That is,
27:53everything here is also done with the
27:54help of neural networks, a lot of
27:56things, please. And we see the channel
27:58is monetized. The next channel is
28:00actually just made 100%with the help of
28:03neural networks. It has three videos.
28:05He started making it 2 weeks ago, has
28:07already connected monetization, and now
28:10he has 549,000 views. Guys, just, well,
28:12I'm telling you right away, this is
28:13already more complex content, you need
28:15to know how to do it. Well, it's all
28:16realistic, right, if you know how to
28:18work with neural networks, you will
28:19know how to work with neural networks,
28:21well, and you'll do all this, of course
28:22. Let me just put on, uh, well, a video
28:25, let's say, this one here, just the
28:27beginning, literally 30 seconds. Look,
28:52it reminds me of Avatar somehow, right,
28:54something like that. Well yes, here we
28:56see it, and people are watching it. See
28:59, this is all made with the help of
29:00neural networks. And the author doesn't
29:01even hide it. He puts an "Artificial
29:03Intelligence" label. And people, people
29:05are watching this, guys. 153,000 views,
29:091,200 likes. And it's possible this
29:12video will get even more views. There
29:14are comments, naturally, there is
29:15engagement. So, videos made with the
29:18help of neural networks 100%. Can be
29:21monetized. But, of course, guys, there
29:23are some nuances. The main thing is
29:25that you have a storyline here. The
29:26videos don't look like each other. So,
29:29the next content is also a little bit
29:32similar to this. Yes. I'm just showing
29:35you specific niches that are a bit
29:37easier, because of course there are
29:39super complex ones, but what's the
29:40point of showing them, uh, like, yeah,
29:42they are hard to make, even if you know
29:44a little about neural networks. There.
29:46So, they're talking here about the
29:47Titanic, like how the Titanic was
29:49opened up after 113 years. You won't
29:50believe, yeah, what you saw. And the
29:52video got 1.4 million views. I mean,
29:54it's really, really cool. It's written
29:56there too. And you see, right, the
29:58person made a note about artificial
30:00intelligence. And, accordingly, all of
30:02this is done using artificial
30:04intelligence. This whole reconstruction
30:07, restoration, imitation, simulation.
30:11And please, yes, people really, well,
30:14many people already understand now:
30:16there are neural networks, and, well,
30:18damn, content looks more colorful with
30:20them than if you just stupidly slapped
30:23together photos like it was back in
30:252019 when I started doing YouTube. What
30:28the hell neural networks were there?
30:30You just exhausted yourself trying to
30:31make that content. Now it's much easier
30:33. Now all of this can be scaled,
30:35friends. That's why, you see, with
30:38neural networks, everything turns out
30:40much nicer, more dynamic with animation
30:43. And despite the fact that, again,
30:44these are neural networks, people still
30:46watch it. See, it says this video was
30:48created using artificial intelligence.
30:51So the channel is growing, of course,
30:53it has views, it has monetization, and
30:55it makes several thousand dollars a
30:57month, guys. Well, you see it, right?
31:004.6 million views. Notice that there
31:04are no Shorts here, see? Yes, and not
31:07all videos grow, but in total over 30
31:09days, showing you again, 4.6 million
31:11views. The next channel is a cartoon
31:13one called Cozy Chbli Kitchen. And here
31:16there are a million views. Well, there
31:18is monetization too. So everything is
31:19done using artificial intelligence.
31:21Like these cartoons, there's also an
31:23artificial intelligence tag, so don't
31:24be afraid to add it. On the contrary,
31:26you should add it, yes, because YouTube
31:28rules require it. Well, despite that,
31:31we see that there is monetization. Guys
31:33, it's really cool, of course, that
31:35today you can make such cartoons and
31:37use real people and animate all of this
31:39like this. You see, right? Before, you
31:41could only draw this. We used to buy,
31:44well, not buy, really. Well, actually,
31:47by the way, I have a tablet, yeah, it's
31:48just lying around now. I used to use it
31:51for all my content, but now what the
31:53hell do I need it for when there are
31:55neural networks and you can make and
31:57create full-fledged cartoons. So, now
32:01you understand, I showed you that all
32:03of this is real. And I gave you
32:05examples using these YouTube channels,
32:07also showed marketplaces and so on. All
32:09that's left is to work through your
32:11doubts, if you still have any. By the
32:13way, that is completely normal. Even
32:16when you speak the truth, it still
32:17feels like there’s some kind of catch
32:19or a barrier somewhere, and yes, that
32:20is also perfectly normal. I’ve been
32:23thinking, guys, and decided to give you
32:25my personal guide for free, on how to
32:27boost your mindset in just 10 minutes,
32:29leaving you with the desire to finally
32:31get started. Especially on things
32:34you've been putting off for months; you
32:37just need to spend about five minutes
32:39of your time reading it. I will drop it
32:42for you right below. Next, I’ve
32:46prepared a highly practical third
32:49lesson for you, where I’ll create a
32:52full video from scratch using one of
32:55the niches I just showed you. So, click
33:00the button to watch the third lesson,
33:02and I suggest you follow along with me
33:04so you can get straight into the
33:06practice. y

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