Please stop. You are financially ruining us 🥺

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Why it worked

The video uses a 'soft sell' approach by demonstrating a practical process for creating content, making the promotional aspect feel integrated rather than forced. The creator's personal journey and willingness to share learnings, combined with the promise of future results, creates engagement and encourages viewers to follow along.

Summary

The creator explains their process for creating YouTube Shorts using AI tools like ChatGPT and Viewmax.io. They aim to make viral content by focusing on shorter videos, better hooks, and less AI-generated footage, documenting their journey to find what works.

Structure

1Introduction and premise of the YouTube automation series
2Using ChatGPT for content ideas
3Utilizing Viewmax.io for video creation and watermark removal
4Generating commentary script and voiceover
5Editing and adding captions
6

Original caption

Welcome back to episode 10 of the YouTube automation series; where I try to create a viral faceless YouTube channel to see if all the gurus really are spitting facts… in today’s episode, I show you exactly how I’ll be creating the new style of shorts! #youtubeautomation #facelesschannel #sidehustle

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Product placement

The video promotes Viewmax.io, an online platform for creating viral videos. It is shown as a tool that allows users to generate AI video, scripts, voiceovers, and captions from a single platform. The creator also mentions using ChatGPT for idea generation and a watermark remover feature within Viewmax.io.

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Drop a like and comment for the algorithm, and press the follow button to follow along with the journey.

On-screen text

Reply to YouTube's comment Please stop. You are financially ruining us 🥺 How am I creating shorts designed to go viral Well... I haven't BUT I'm until trying Let me show you YOUTUBE AUTOMATION: launch from scratch do it on my own minimal $$ invested Welcome back to episode 10 of the YouTube automation series, where I try to launch my own YouTube automation channel to see if it really is possible. So the first is open up ChatGPT and use a pretty detailed prompt to ask for some good ideas for these AI animal commentary videos that we talked about in the last episode. Then I'll cherry-pick and take them over to a new site that I'll be using called viewmax.io, because it lets me do everything that I want to do for these videos from ONE platform. I'll generate the relatively simple prompt, that lets you remove the Sora watermark to make it harder to tell that it's AI. Then I'll my commentary script and record the voiceover before taking everything into my editing software to add captions and piece it all together. Now, the points that after learning from our first upload batch Making the videos shorter, creating better hooks, and the third using less AI video. BUT, I think that this looks a lot more realistic, and it's harder to tell that it's AI in the first place. Hopefully this'll work well. BUT whatever the results of this little experiment are, we will analyse, learn, and adapt until we find out what works. And this series will show EVERY step of the way so that YOU can learn along with me. If that sounds like something you'd like to see, then drop a like and comment for the algorithm, to follow along with the journey. EPISODE 11: a look at the RESULTS! Stay tuned for the next episode where we'll check of these new videos...

Transcript

How am I creating shorts designed to go viral? Well... I haven't. BUT I'm going to keep trying until I do. Let me show you. Welcome back to episode 10 of the YouTube automation series, where I try to launch my own YouTube automation channel to see if it really is possible. So the first thing I'll do is open up ChatGPT and use a pretty detailed prompt to ask for some good ideas for these AI animal commentary videos that we talked about in the last episode. Then I'll cherry-pick the best ideas and take them over to a new site that I'll be using called viewmax.io, because it lets me do everything that I want to do for these videos from ONE platform. I'll generate the video with a relatively simple prompt, that lets you remove the Sora watermark to make it harder to tell that it's AI. Then I'll generate my commentary script and record the voiceover before taking everything into my editing software to add captions and piece it all together. Now, the points that we wanted to hit after learning from our first upload batch were making the videos shorter, creating better hooks, and the third point was using less AI video. But, I think that this looks a lot more realistic, and it's harder to tell that it's AI in the first place. So hopefully this'll work well. BUT whatever the results of this little experiment are, we will analyse, learn, and adapt until we find out what works. And this series will show every step of the way so that YOU can learn along with me. So if that sounds like something you'd like to see, then drop a like and comment for the algorithm, and press the follow button to follow along with the journey. Stay tuned for the next episode where we'll check of these new videos...