How To Make $10,000/Month With Higgsfield (No Experience) — Transcript

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1. 0:00Making $10,000 a month is never going to
2. 0:03be the same and it's all because of one
3. 0:06company. What company you might be
4. 0:07asking? Well, the fastest growing AI
5. 0:09company in the world, [music] the one
6. 0:11that's growing faster than OpenAI,
7. 0:14Cursor, and Anthropic. Lovable, the
8. 0:17fastest growing. So much so that I've
9. 0:19just made a sizable investment into the
10. 0:22company. It's called Higgsfield AI. Now,
11. 0:25this isn't your average AI tool. Let me
12. 0:27just give you a glimpse of what it can
13. 0:29do. Now, look at me
14. 0:31and now I'm this.
15. 0:33Crazy, right? Yeah, I know. And this is
16. 0:35only scratching the surface of what
17. 0:37Higgsfield can do. Higgsfield has
18. 0:39single-handedly opened up a whole new
19. 0:42world.
20. 0:47And because of this, it has also created
21. 0:49new ways to make money online, even if
22. 0:51you have never created content before
23. 0:54and even if you've got [music] no
24. 0:55experience or skills. So, in today's
25. 0:58video, I'm going to show you three ways
26. 1:00to use Higgsfield to make $10,000 a
27. 1:03month. So, let's get straight into
28. 1:04method number one, content maxing. For
29. 1:07this, I want you to think about the last
30. 1:09time that you went on a holiday. Maybe
31. 1:11you wanted to go with your partner,
32. 1:12family, or just a close friend. Well,
33. 1:15what did you do? Maybe you went on
34. 1:16Airbnb and you started looking at some
35. 1:19listings. You selected some filters
36. 1:21based on what you were looking for and
37. 1:23you started browsing. At first, nothing
38. 1:24really catches your attention until
39. 1:27after a while you found an apartment
40. 1:29that looked decent. So, you click on it
41. 1:31and start scrolling through some photos.
42. 1:33A spacious room, a swimming pool, a nice
43. 1:35kitchen, Wi-Fi, but the photo quality,
44. 1:39it was average at best. So, you start
45. 1:41getting second thoughts and you move on
46. 1:43to the next one. Now, the next one was
47. 1:44okay, but there was no Wi-Fi, which in
48. 1:462026 is a huge problem. And then, you
49. 1:49found another one that caught your eye,
50. 1:50but the price was just out of budget.
51. 1:53So, you kept going until finally, after
52. 1:56about an hour, this listing caught your
53. 1:58attention. The pictures looked really
54. 2:00nice, so you click on it to see more
55. 2:02pictures and more info. You then start
56. 2:04going through some more pictures. The
57. 2:06apartment looks tidy, the swimming pool
58. 2:08looks good, the room looks spacious, and
59. 2:10it had your one non-negotiable, Wi-Fi.
60. 2:13So, after a little bit of discussion
61. 2:14with your partner or your friend, you
62. 2:16decide to book it. Now, let's go back to
63. 2:18that first apartment for a second. Why
64. 2:20didn't you book it? What if the images
65. 2:22were better quality? You would have at
66. 2:24the very least considered it. You would
67. 2:26have clicked on it, you would have taken
68. 2:27a closer look, and you need to
69. 2:29understand for Airbnb hosts, that's the
70. 2:31whole game. The more people that click
71. 2:34on a listing, the more people end up
72. 2:36booking it. And what decides whether you
73. 2:38click or keep scrolling? It's the
74. 2:39photos. So, you know what? Let me just
75. 2:41show you what I mean. Let's take a look
76. 2:43at this Airbnb listing in Marbella,
77. 2:45Spain. You can rent it for $55 a night.
78. 2:47It's got everything that you need, a
79. 2:49bed, a bathroom, Wi-Fi, AC. But look,
80. 2:52let's be honest, the photos look a bit
81. 2:53weird, and because of that, I'm probably
82. 2:55just going to keep scrolling. And look,
83. 2:56I'm definitely not the only one. So,
84. 2:58let's say 15 days out of the month, this
85. 3:00gets booked out. That's roughly about
86. 3:02$800. If better photos double the number
87. 3:05of people booking, that's an extra $800
88. 3:08a month, about $10,000 a year. And by
89. 3:10the way, that's actually a conservative
90. 3:11estimate, because when you have better
91. 3:13images, you can actually increase the
92. 3:15rate you're charging per night. So, it's
93. 3:17no surprise that Airbnb hosts spend a
94. 3:19lot of money on this, because for them,
95. 3:21it's literally make or break. And by the
96. 3:23way, it's not just Airbnb. Think about
97. 3:24real estate agents, think about
98. 3:26restaurants, golf courses, any business
99. 3:28that relies on visuals to drive their
100. 3:30sales. And if you're serious about this,
101. 3:32I want to kickstart you on this journey,
102. 3:35so I'm giving away a brand new MacBook
103. 3:37today. To win, all you have to do is
104. 3:39watch the video until the end, and let
105. 3:41me know in the comments which method you
106. 3:43are picking and why. I'm going to pick a
107. 3:45winner and pin it in the comments of my
108. 3:47next video. And by the way, last video's
109. 3:49winner is pinned below as usual. Now,
110. 3:52when it comes to their content, these
111. 3:54businesses have two options. First, they
112. 3:57can do it themselves, or the second
113. 3:58option is they can hire someone to do it
114. 4:00for them. But, doing it yourself is
115. 4:02tough. Most Airbnb hosts already have to
116. 4:04check in guests, they have to manage
117. 4:06them, they have to handle financials,
118. 4:08they have to organize the cleaners
119. 4:09between the stays, the list goes on and
120. 4:12on. And then on top of that, they need
121. 4:13to buy the right equipment, take the
122. 4:15photos, edit them professionally. It's
123. 4:17such a faff, and it takes longer than
124. 4:19you think. And by the way, I know this
125. 4:21firsthand. I have a whole content team
126. 4:22at consulting.com that helps me put
127. 4:25these videos like this together. It's
128. 4:26very expensive, and I can tell you it's
129. 4:28no joke. So, a lot of these businesses
130. 4:30would much rather pay someone to do it
131. 4:32for them, and that is where you come in.
132. 4:34Because if better visuals can two,
133. 4:36three, or sometimes even 10x their
134. 4:38bookings, that is your leverage. So, how
135. 4:41do you turn this into $10,000 a month?
136. 4:43Let's say that you sell a visual content
137. 4:45package to an Airbnb host. So, what
138. 4:47you're going to give them is an enhanced
139. 4:49image pack, plus a walk-through video as
140. 4:52a gift. So, from there, you're going to
141. 4:53reverse engineer this, okay? If you
142. 4:55charge $500 for the package, you need 20
143. 4:57clients a month to hit 10,000. But, why
144. 5:00$500? Well, let's think back to that
145. 5:02extra $10,000 a year that you could
146. 5:04generate for that Marbella host. Paying
147. 5:06you $500 one time is already a 20x
148. 5:10return for them. Do you see how that's a
149. 5:11no-brainer for them? Now, you might be
150. 5:13thinking that you need to be a
151. 5:14photographer, a videographer, or an
152. 5:17editor to do this. And a few years ago,
153. 5:19that would have been a fair concern, and
154. 5:20I probably would have told you not to go
155. 5:22this route. Just remember, my first
156. 5:24business 11 years ago was a content
157. 5:25agency. Team, if you could put up a
158. 5:27photo of like 15, 16-year-old me with
159. 5:29acne. I had to invest $1,000 plus of my
160. 5:31own money to buy a professional camera,
161. 5:33a lens, all these other pieces of
162. 5:35equipment. That's why I'm so passionate
163. 5:36about this, and that's why I'm so
164. 5:37passionate about what is possible for
165. 5:39you. And as I said, a few things have
166. 5:41changed. Look, if you've been on
167. 5:43Instagram recently, you've probably seen
168. 5:45videos like this, or videos like this.
169. 5:48Nowadays AI can do 95% of the heavy
170. 5:51lifting. No expensive equipment, no
171. 5:53learning how to shoot content, no
172. 5:55learning how to edit, and that is one of
173. 5:57the reasons I invested in Higgs Field.
174. 5:59With Higgs Field, you can create
175. 6:00walk-through and fly-over videos just
176. 6:03like this in a few minutes. So, let me
177. 6:05just show you rather than telling you.
178. 6:07First, you're going to find your
179. 6:08businesses. Start with Airbnb listings
180. 6:10that don't have good pictures. For other
181. 6:12local businesses, really simple, just
182. 6:14open up Google Maps and just search for
183. 6:16the type of business that you want to
184. 6:17work with. Get their email address or
185. 6:19phone number so that way you can reach
186. 6:20out. Now, you're not going to build the
187. 6:22entire package for every business before
188. 6:24you've even heard back from them because
189. 6:26you're working on a volume-based model,
190. 6:28so that would just take forever.
191. 6:30Instead, you're going to create two or
192. 6:32three enhanced images and send it to
193. 6:35them for free. That is how you lead with
194. 6:37value. Why only two or three? Because if
195. 6:40you send everything up front, they're
196. 6:41basically getting the entire package for
197. 6:43free. So, it's only once they show
198. 6:45interest that you then upsell them into
199. 6:47the full package, the rest of the
200. 6:49enhanced images plus the walk-through
201. 6:51video, which you frame as a bonus. So,
202. 6:53they're getting exactly what they need
203. 6:56plus a bonus. Do you see how tough that
204. 6:58is for them to refuse? So, let me show
205. 7:00you how to do this. First, you're going
206. 7:02to save a few of the listing's images,
207. 7:03then you're going to open up Higgs
208. 7:04Field. Now, for this, you can use the
209. 7:06image upscale tool under the image tab.
210. 7:08It's super easy. It's plug-and-play. You
211. 7:10literally just upload your image, you
212. 7:12select your model, you choose your
213. 7:13resolution, and you click generate. But,
214. 7:15the trick here is to use Higgs Field
215. 7:17supercomputer because it's built for
216. 7:19end-to-end workflows. So, anything that
217. 7:21takes a few steps, this is where you
218. 7:23want to do it. So, I'm going to click on
219. 7:25the Higgs Field supercomputer tab right
220. 7:27at the top, and I'm going to upload the
221. 7:28images into the chat. Just remember, the
222. 7:30more specific your input, the better the
223. 7:32output. So, I'm going to be as specific
224. 7:35as possible. And by the way, you don't
225. 7:37have to worry about any of these
226. 7:38prompts. I've actually compiled all of
227. 7:40them into a free resource for you below.
228. 7:43It's my gift to you. You can literally
229. 7:44just copy and paste the prompt straight
230. 7:47into Higgsfield. So, as I said,
231. 7:48literally just copy and paste it in, and
232. 7:50now we're just going to wait for
233. 7:51Higgsfield to do its thing. And there we
234. 7:53go. Would you look at that? Now look, of
235. 7:55course you might have to tweak and
236. 7:56refine things here and there, but it's
237. 7:58already a night and day difference. When
238. 8:01doing this for an Airbnb listing, you
239. 8:03want to improve the presentation of the
240. 8:05listing, not create a listing that
241. 8:07doesn't exist. The guest needs to arrive
242. 8:09and see exactly what they were promised.
243. 8:11So, once you've checked that every image
244. 8:13is an accurate representation of the
245. 8:15listing, you can then send the sample
246. 8:17asset to the host. When they reply and
247. 8:19show interest, you're going to go ahead
248. 8:21and enhance the rest of the images the
249. 8:23exact same way, plus build out the bonus
250. 8:26walkthrough video. You could use the
251. 8:27Cling 3.0 model for this, but it only
252. 8:30lets you use a start frame and an end
253. 8:32frame. So, if the listing has 10 photos,
254. 8:34you basically have to piece it together
255. 8:36two images at a time. Instead of that,
256. 8:38I'm just going to go ahead back to
257. 8:40Higgsfield supercomputer. In the exact
258. 8:42same chat where I created the images,
259. 8:44I'm going to select Astra 6, and I'm
260. 8:46going to paste the prompt into
261. 8:47Higgsfield to build the walkthrough. And
262. 8:49voila, do you see how insane that is?
263. 8:53Professional images and videos without
264. 8:55spending a fortune on equipment or
265. 8:58learning how to shoot and edit. Now,
266. 9:00here's the thing to keep in mind with
267. 9:01this method. Some clients will need more
268. 9:04content than others. If they want
269. 9:05short-form content, too, for example,
270. 9:07then that's actually potential for
271. 9:09recurring income. Meaning, you can keep
272. 9:11that client for longer, and they're
273. 9:13going to keep paying you for more
274. 9:15content. But a lot of the time,
275. 9:16especially if they only want the content
276. 9:18for their listing, this model is more of
277. 9:20a one-off thing, which means you're
278. 9:22going to start off next month at zero
279. 9:24looking for new clients. But not every
280. 9:27method requires you to look for new
281. 9:28clients each month. And that is exactly
282. 9:31what we're going to get into next. Now,
283. 9:33super quick, before we keep going, I I
284. 9:35to share something exciting with you. To
285. 9:36celebrate my investment into Higgsfield,
286. 9:38I'm going to be hosting the AI income
287. 9:40challenge from the 7th of November to
288. 9:43the 15th of November. It's a free 5-day
289. 9:45event where I'm going to show you
290. 9:47exactly how you can use AI to start
291. 9:49making money online, and I'm even going
292. 9:51to be giving you my exact strategy so
293. 9:53that way you can just copy me. I'm also
294. 9:55bringing in a very special co-host. His
295. 9:58name is Mark Tilbury, and you've
296. 10:00probably seen him here on YouTube
297. 10:01before. It's completely free to join.
298. 10:03I'm going to leave a link in the
299. 10:04description and pin comment. You can
300. 10:06sign up there, and let's get back to the
301. 10:08video. Method number two is AI ads. As I
302. 10:11was saying before, if you prefer the
303. 10:12stability of getting paid every month,
304. 10:14well then you need something that you
305. 10:16can deliver to businesses every month,
306. 10:18[music] and that is where ads come in.
307. 10:20Every business wants more customers, and
308. 10:22to get more customers, they need to get
309. 10:23in front of more people. One way to do
310. 10:25that is content, which is what we just
311. 10:27covered in method one. The other way to
312. 10:29do that is paid ads. This is when a
313. 10:32business pays platforms like Meta to put
314. 10:34their stuff in front of a specific group
315. 10:36of people. Simple as that. Content is
316. 10:38free, anyone can post it, but with ads,
317. 10:41a business actually pays to get in front
318. 10:43of more people. But here's the thing, a
319. 10:45business can't just run one ad and pray
320. 10:48it works. They need to keep testing new
321. 10:50ads, sometimes dozens of them, before
322. 10:53one actually gives them a good return.
323. 10:55Think of it like fishing, okay? Let's
324. 10:57say you have one rod in the water and
325. 10:58nothing bites. Well then you don't
326. 11:00really know if it's the lure or if there
327. 11:02are just no fish in that area. But let's
328. 11:04say you put 10 rods in the water with
329. 11:05different lures, well you can now start
330. 11:07to see what works. Ads are the exact
331. 11:09same way. The more they test, the faster
332. 11:11they find a winner, and once they find a
333. 11:13winner, they make more sales. So why
334. 11:15don't businesses just make loads of new
335. 11:17ads? Because it's expensive, and if they
336. 11:19outsource it, each ad can cost them a
337. 11:22couple thousand dollars. And if they try
338. 11:24to do it themselves, someone has to
339. 11:26write the script, buy the equipment,
340. 11:28film, and edit. For a business owner,
341. 11:30that's a lot. They have bigger fish to
342. 11:32fry and a business to run, but they
343. 11:34still need new ads every single month,
344. 11:37and that is your opportunity. Let's say
345. 11:39you create a fresh set of ads every week
346. 11:42for businesses that are already running
347. 11:44ads. For $2,000 a month, you're going to
348. 11:46give each business three new ads a week,
349. 11:4912 ads a month. Now, you might be
350. 11:50wondering why price it at $2,000? Well,
351. 11:52$2,000 divided by 12 is roughly $170 per
352. 11:56ad. So, for the price that some of these
353. 11:57agencies are charging for one ad,
354. 11:59they're getting one, they're not getting
355. 12:01two, they're not even getting three,
356. 12:02they're getting 12. It's a no-brainer
357. 12:04for them. It's an absolute steal, and if
358. 12:06you charge $2,000 a month, all you need
359. 12:09are five businesses to say yes. Five
360. 12:11clients at $2,000 each and you're at
361. 12:14$10,000 a month. So, let me show you
362. 12:16exactly how you can do this. So, you're
363. 12:18looking for two things here. First is a
364. 12:20business that's already running ads, and
365. 12:22the second is a business with
366. 12:24low-quality ads. To find them, it's
367. 12:26super easy. Go to Meta Ad Library, and
368. 12:28this actually lets you search for any
369. 12:30business running ads on Meta. Just like
370. 12:32method one, you're going to grab a phone
371. 12:34number or email that you can reach out
372. 12:35to, and again, you want to lead with
373. 12:37value. So, instead of sending over 12
374. 12:39variations, you're going to gift them
375. 12:41one or two free ads to prove yourself.
376. 12:43Once they've replied, you can discuss
377. 12:45what's included on a monthly basis. Now,
378. 12:48you're probably telling yourself, "That
379. 12:49sounds great, but how do I create an ad
380. 12:51for a business that I just found?" Well,
381. 12:53here's the [clears throat] good thing.
382. 12:54These businesses are already running
383. 12:56ads, so they already have the script and
384. 12:58the message. The only thing you're doing
385. 13:00is just taking what they have and
386. 13:02turning it into new variations with
387. 13:05Higgsfield. For the best results, take a
388. 13:07screen recording of their ad to use as a
389. 13:09reference. So, while I was actually
390. 13:11preparing this video, I found this ad
391. 13:13for a roofing company. So, now all we're
392. 13:15going to do is head back to our good old
393. 13:17friend, the Higgsfield supercomputer.
394. 13:19I'm going to start a new chat, I'm going
395. 13:21to upload the original ad, and then,
396. 13:23simply, I'm going to paste the prompt.
397. 13:25As I said, all of these prompts are down
398. 13:27below in the resource. It's my free gift
399. 13:29to you. So, very simple, copy, paste,
400. 13:31we're going to click enter, and there we
401. 13:32[music] go. Now, we've got three ads
402. 13:34just like that. I'll get my team to
403. 13:36throw this up on screen. And what's
404. 13:37crazy is when I think about how long
405. 13:39this would take manually with a full
406. 13:41production team, it's genuinely insane.
407. 13:44And once you have the ads ready, all
408. 13:46that's left to do is simply reach out.
409. 13:48And just look at this video that
410. 13:49Higgsfield posted the other day. You've
411. 13:51got posters, you've got UGC content, you
412. 13:54can even connect Higgsfield directly to
413. 13:57ChatGPT or Claude, give it a budget, and
414. 14:00let it run the ads for you. It's
415. 14:02ridiculous how much of the heavy lifting
416. 14:04that these specialized AI tools can do.
417. 14:06But, do you notice something about both
418. 14:08of these methods so far? Someone else
419. 14:10still has to say yes. A business, a
420. 14:12client, someone has to approve what you
421. 14:14sent them and agree to pay you in the
422. 14:17first place. But, surely there's a way
423. 14:18to make money without needing anyone's
424. 14:20permission at all. Well, I have some
425. 14:22good news for you. There is. But, before
426. 14:24I tell you what this is, let me show you
427. 14:25a few different clips, and you tell me
428. 14:28which one do you think is real and which
429. 14:29one do you think is AI. Ready?
430. 14:32What about this? Real or AI? AI. What
431. 14:35about this?
432. 14:39AI. You see, these were made with
433. 14:41Higgsfield. These are the kind of videos
434. 14:43that people are already making with
435. 14:45specialized AI and posting on YouTube
436. 14:48and making thousands of dollars with,
437. 14:50all without showing their face. Method
438. 14:52three is faceless YouTube. Look,
439. 14:54faceless YouTube channels are no secret
440. 14:56at this point. They've been around for
441. 14:58years. But, before I show you how to
442. 15:00build one, you need to understand how
443. 15:02you actually get paid on YouTube because
444. 15:04most people assume that YouTube pays you
445. 15:06based on views. Unfortunately, that's
446. 15:08not how it works. You actually get paid
447. 15:10based on who is watching your video.
448. 15:12Advertisers want to reach the people who
449. 15:14are most likely to buy what they're
450. 15:16selling. So, a company selling trading
451. 15:18software isn't going to pay to put its
452. 15:20ad in front of someone who's watching a
453. 15:23baking tutorial. Instead, they want
454. 15:25someone watching a video about investing
455. 15:27because that person is already thinking
456. 15:29about making money. That viewer is worth
457. 15:31way more to them, so they can pay more
458. 15:34to reach them. YouTube actually measures
459. 15:35this with something called RPM, which
460. 15:37basically means how much you earn per
461. 15:39thousand views. And because different
462. 15:41niches attract different advertisers,
463. 15:43your RPM changes depending on your
464. 15:46niche. So, let me show you what I mean.
465. 15:47There's a YouTube channel called Casual
466. 15:49Finance. It has around 400,000
467. 15:51subscribers, and according to VidIQ,
468. 15:53it's making about $24,000 a month. Then,
469. 15:56there's another faceless channel, which
470. 15:58is a similar size. It's called Monkey
471. 16:00Mind 101. This channel has a little bit
472. 16:02less, about 300,000 subscribers, but
473. 16:04it's making less than a thousand dollars
474. 16:05a month. Similar size, completely
475. 16:07different income. Why? Because Casual
476. 16:10Finance is in the finance niche, and
477. 16:12financial advertisers are willing to pay
478. 16:14a lot more to reach that audience. So,
479. 16:16if you want to position yourself at the
480. 16:18top in terms of how much you can earn,
481. 16:20finance, tech, and education are
482. 16:22generally the best niches. That is the
483. 16:24first step to $10,000, choosing the
484. 16:27right niche. Now, a couple of years ago,
485. 16:29I would have told you that this is
486. 16:31crazy, because if you were to actually
487. 16:33produce a video like this, you know how
488. 16:34many hours it would take? Someone has to
489. 16:36script it, someone has to find or film
490. 16:39every single shot, someone has to sit
491. 16:41there and cut out all of the boring
492. 16:42parts and the bad takes. This is not one
493. 16:45or two hours worth of work. I know this
494. 16:46because when I first started my YouTube
495. 16:48channel 11 years ago, I had to do
496. 16:50everything myself. Film, edit, cut,
497. 16:52upload, it was tough. Now, Hicksfield
498. 16:55can do something similar in minutes, but
499. 16:57there's one thing you need to get right.
500. 16:59Your video still needs to be original.
501. 17:01YouTube will not monetize content that's
502. 17:04made from a template with a very little
503. 17:06variation. And before you ask, no,
504. 17:08YouTube isn't going to demonetize your
505. 17:10content just because it was made with
506. 17:12AI. YouTube demonetizes bad, boring
507. 17:15content. So, you need to do your
508. 17:17research first, videos, articles, books,
509. 17:20whatever. And no, that doesn't mean
510. 17:21reading every single article and
511. 17:23watching every video yourself. That is
512. 17:25exactly the kind of task that you can
513. 17:27actually offload to Higgs Field. The
514. 17:28rule of thumb is simple, the more
515. 17:30context you give Higgs Field, the more
516. 17:32original your output. So, enough
517. 17:34talking, let me show you how to do this.
518. 17:35I'm going to go back to my best friend,
519. 17:37the Higgs Field supercomputer. Then, I'm
520. 17:39actually going to go ahead and paste the
521. 17:41prompt for Higgs Field to find my niche,
522. 17:43do the research for my video, and then
523. 17:45even script everything out. Now, it's
524. 17:47got everything to start building out the
525. 17:49video. But, before I let Higgs Field do
526. 17:51its thing, I'm actually going to prompt
527. 17:52it to build a high CTR thumbnail. CTR,
528. 17:56or click-through rate, is basically the
529. 17:58percentage of people who see your
530. 17:59thumbnail and click on it. Do you
531. 18:01remember the Airbnb listings from method
532. 18:03one? Same concept, you want as many
533. 18:06people clicking as possible. Because
534. 18:08YouTube wants people to stay on the
535. 18:10platform, the higher your CTR and the
536. 18:12longer people watch, the more YouTube
537. 18:15actually pushes your video to people who
538. 18:17haven't found your channel yet. I've
539. 18:19actually gone to the liberty of
540. 18:20including all of this in the prompt in
541. 18:22the resource. So, very simple, I'm going
542. 18:24to go ahead and paste in the prompt,
543. 18:25[music]
544. 18:26simple as, and there we go. We've got
545. 18:28our thumbnail and the video. So, let's
546. 18:29take a look. That is just a small clip
547. 18:32of what it's created for me. Pretty
548. 18:33crazy, right? But, let's also be
549. 18:35realistic, you can't upload one YouTube
550. 18:37video [music] and expect make $10,000.
551. 18:39You need to keep posting consistently,
552. 18:42so repeat this process until you've
553. 18:44built a few videos out. And in order to
554. 18:46start earning on YouTube AdSense, you
555. 18:48need a thousand subscribers and 4,000
556. 18:50watch hours. That's actually going to
557. 18:52get you into the YouTube Partner
558. 18:53Program, [music]
559. 18:54which then turns on ad revenue. Now,
560. 18:56look, I know what you're thinking, "But,
561. 18:57Iman, that's unattainable." It's not,
562. 18:59let me explain. Let's say you post a
563. 19:0010-minute video. Six full views gets you
564. 19:03one hour of watch time. So, 4,000 hours
565. 19:05is actually 24,000 views. But, if your
566. 19:08video is 20 minutes long, you only need
567. 19:0912,000. Now, look, of course, not every
568. 19:12single person watches all of your videos
569. 19:14all the way through, but I'm using this
570. 19:15example so you understand that when you
571. 19:17make your videos longer, this actually
572. 19:19becomes more attainable. And you don't
573. 19:20need subscribers to get views. If your
574. 19:22content is interesting and original,
575. 19:24YouTube will show it to people who have
576. 19:26never seen your channel before. But the
577. 19:28good news is you don't even need to rely
578. 19:30on YouTube paying you. Your channel is
579. 19:32already a portfolio. Every major creator
580. 19:35wants AI visuals in their videos, things
581. 19:37that they can't film themselves. So,
582. 19:39when they see a faceless channel putting
583. 19:41out content like this every week, they
584. 19:43don't think this is competition. They
585. 19:45think, "Who made this, and can I work
586. 19:47with them?" Meaning, you could actually
587. 19:48get paid by other creators with
588. 19:50literally zero subscribers. All you have
589. 19:52to do is just put your business email in
590. 19:54your channel description and let them
591. 19:56come to you. And what's interesting is
592. 19:57once you hit around 10,000 subscribers,
593. 19:59sponsorships generally start opening up.
594. 20:02And that's actually when brands pay you
595. 20:03directly. [music] So, there's really
596. 20:04three ways this channel can make you
597. 20:06money. First is working with creators
598. 20:08while the channel is still growing.
599. 20:10Second is sponsorships once you've built
600. 20:12an audience. And third is earning
601. 20:14directly on YouTube through AdSense. But
602. 20:16look, I'm not going to sit here and
603. 20:17pretend that this is the method that you
604. 20:19should choose if you need money next
605. 20:20week. Of the three, this one is the
606. 20:22slowest burner if I'm being honest. But
607. 20:24it's the one that actually has quite big
608. 20:26upside because you're not managing
609. 20:28clients or constantly finding new ones.
610. 20:30As long as people keep watching your
611. 20:32videos, you keep cashing those checks.
612. 20:34By the way, not to mention, you can
613. 20:36actually use your channel as a way to
614. 20:38get people to buy something outside of
615. 20:41YouTube. There you have it, three
616. 20:42different ways to use Hicks Field to
617. 20:44make $10,000 a month. First is you
618. 20:46create content for businesses that helps
619. 20:48them make more money. Second, you can
620. 20:50help businesses with their ads. Or the
621. 20:52third option is you can build a faceless
622. 20:54YouTube channel without ever showing
623. 20:56your face. Just a few years ago, doing
624. 20:58this would have meant having access to
625. 21:00expensive equipment, a production team,
626. 21:02or spending years learning skills like
627. 21:04filming, editing, and so on. By the way,
628. 21:06speaking from experience because that's
629. 21:08what I had to go through. But now you
630. 21:10have specialized AI tools like
631. 21:12Higgsfield to do 95% of the heavy
632. 21:14lifting for you. And Higgsfield is just
633. 21:17one example by the way, which is exactly
634. 21:19why I'm hosting the AI income challenge
635. 21:21from the 7th of November to the 15th of
636. 21:24November. It's a completely free event
637. 21:26where I'm going to be showing you how to
638. 21:28use specialized AI to make money online
639. 21:31step-by-step. So all you have to do is
640. 21:33copy me without quitting your job,
641. 21:35needing any experience, or showing your
642. 21:37face. And as I said, I'm not doing this
643. 21:39alone. I'm bringing on a finance legend
644. 21:41Mark Tilbury to make sure that everyone
645. 21:43who attends the event can start getting
646. 21:45results before the end of the challenge.
647. 21:47If you're interested, click the link in
648. 21:49the description below and I'll see you
649. 21:50there. And as always, I'm watching from
650. 21:52afar and I'm rooting for you.