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We build a system that automatically groups together channels into niches so you can find and analyse niches in a single click. It’s called niche decks. Try it out and let us know what you think.

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This is why RPM is so important on YouTube. $5-15 is the optimal range for RPMs if you want to generate a good amount of money. You can get millions of views in low RPM niches but still won’t earn as much as niches with higher RPM’s and lower views. This video explains exactly how it works: (save this for later)

Rank YouTube niches with this Claude + Nexlev MCP prompt! Save this for later. The Prompt: Analyze and rank these YouTube niches: [LIST NICHES]. Grade each one across three categories and give each niche an overall score out of 10. Saturation How difficult is it for a new channel to break through Are outlier videos still getting large view counts relative to subscriber count Earning Potential Average CPM range for this niche Strength of sponsorship and brand deal opportunities Potential for digital products, courses, or affiliate income Longevity Is this niche trending, evergreen, or declining Does the content have rewatch or long term search value For each niche provide: A score for each category (1–10) An overall rank A one sentence verdict on whether it's worth entering Rank all niches from highest to lowest overall score.

This video explains exactly how YouTube faceless works and the fundamental lessons you need to learn: -How to NOT enter saturated niches -The reason some channels die out -How to view YouTube like a trader would Bookmark this for later.

YOUTUBE BRANDING RULES Bookmark this for later. Same colors, same fonts, every video. People should recognize you before they even read the title. Make it for one person. The more specific your audience, the more they feel like it's made for them. Consistency wins. Post regularly so that people can watch you regularly. Your personality is your moat. Anyone can copy your niche. Nobody can copy you. If you're a faceless channel, maintain the same consistency with your voiceovers.

Generate a viral YouTube script using this Claude prompt! Save this for later. Step 1: Find Winning Videos Find outlier videos in [NICHE]. Show me the title, views, and channel for each. Step 2: Pull Transcripts Copy the video URLs from Step 1 and manually pull the transcripts. Paste them with this prompt: Here are transcripts from outlier videos in [NICHE]. Using the patterns you find, write a script about [TOPIC] for [AUDIENCE]. HOOK Capture attention in the first 30 seconds Open with a bold statement or question No intros BODY Match the pacing and tone of the winning scripts Keep sentences concise, no wasted time CTA Tell the viewer exactly what to do next Tie it back to the video topic Only use patterns backed by the transcripts.

How long should your YouTube titles be? Data shows 30-60 characters is the optimal range. 👇

YOUTUBE SCRIPT STRUCTURE: Bookmark this for later. Hook: Skip the intro. Tell them what they're getting in the first 30 seconds so they don’t leave. Body: Break it into sections. End each one with a reason to keep watching. Cut the fluff: if a sentence doesn't teach, entertain, or move things forward, delete it. CTA: Only ask once you've actually delivered value. Write like you're talking to one person.

Channels that are going viral are NOT the most creative They just do YouTube the same way a trader would trade stocks A trader finds a stock, buys low, holds it as the price increases, and sells high It's the same with YouTube Find a format with low saturation, copy it, and add a twist High saturation = sell = avoid these niches and topics Low saturation = buy = focus on these niches and topics YouTube becomes so much easier if you view it the same way a trader would This channel did that exact thing, they were the first person to copy a format with over 1M views They got rewarded with over 350K views, without needing to be creative whatsoever

YOUTUBE THUMBNAIL RULES Bookmark this for later. Keep it simple: 1–2 things only. The more you add, the less people click. Make the text big and clear: if someone can't read it while scrolling, it’s likely a bad thumbnail. Make them curious: show just enough that they NEED to click to find out the rest. Don't trick people: your thumbnail should match what's actually in the video. Thumbnail + title work together: one should add to the other, not say the same thing twice.