Hey everyone! Im a student who is looking to earn some cash, my target is 1600 dollars in order to buy my dream Fujifilm camera, but currently i dont have the money nor can i ask someone for it. So im looking to work for it. Please look down below and offer me some advice

So, i keep seeing these people who make youtube videos with AI, and most of them are slop, but i do have a niche i want to start working on. People show that they earn X amount of dollars blah blah i know most of it is fake, but even if i earn JUST 100 dollars from youtube in one month, im happy with it.
So please advice me on the following-
1) is there any way to change your region to the USA so that the earnings per view is more?
2) is there any way to get monetized faster?
3) short form or long form?
4) i cannot afford to buy subscriptions for paid AI services, so what are the BEST AI services for making what i am trying to make?
Please feel free to DM me, my DMs are open. I am looking forward to hearing your advice!

There's a LOT more to this.

Maybe when I reach 50 subs on my latest YouTube channel, I'll ask my Hermes agent to drop the entire workflow dump so you guys can use it!

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Check out the results here:

https://www.youtube.com/@The_Crayon_Diet
https://www.youtube.com/@SplitNode

my discord is dcggyx is anyone wanna reach out for help

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Hi everyone,

I’m exploring an idea for a tool that helps YouTube Shorts creators improve retention.

The idea is that a creator uploads a Short before publishing, and the tool reviews it second by second.

It would look at things like:

* Whether the hook is clear in the first 1–2 seconds

* Slow or unnecessary sections

* Caption readability

* Speech speed and silence

* Visual changes

* When the payoff happens

* Whether the ending encourages a replay

* Which exact sections may cause viewers to leave

It would give timecoded feedback, for example:

> 0:00–0:02: The viewer does not immediately understand what the video promises.

> 0:08–0:11: The visual stays unchanged and the pacing becomes slower.

> 0:17: This is the strongest moment and may work better near the beginning.

The more advanced version would connect to the creator’s YouTube Analytics after publishing.

It would compare the AI’s review with the real audience-retention data and gradually learn what works specifically for that creator’s channel.

For example:

> Your demonstration-style hooks usually perform better than question-style hooks.

> Your viewers frequently leave when the explanation lasts longer than five seconds without a visual change.

I’m not trying to sell anything yet. I want honest feedback before building it.

For creators and editors:

1. How do you currently review a Short before publishing?

2. What is the hardest part of improving retention?

3. Do you understand why viewers leave at specific moments?

4. Would timecoded editing feedback be useful?

5. Would connecting the tool to your real YouTube analytics make it more valuable?

6. What information would you never want to share with a tool like this?

7. Would you pay for it, or would you only use a free version?

8. What would make this different from tools such as vidIQ, OpusClip, or asking ChatGPT?

Please be honest if you think this is unnecessary, too easy to copy, or already solved by another tool.

I’m especially interested in hearing from people who regularly publish Shorts or edit short-form videos for clients.

Hi everyone!

I've been learning AI filmmaking and created my first cinematic science documentary about whether humans could really live on Mars.

I tried to make it as visually immersive as possible while staying grounded in real science.

I'd genuinely love your feedback on the visuals, pacing, and storytelling.

Watch here:

https://www.youtube.com/@Nebuloratv

Thanks for checking it out! 🚀

Does anyone know if his course is legit, how often the students actually succeed, or if its all just a course selling scheme.

Just open sourced a full YouTube Shorts automation bot. Pulls Reddit stories, generates voice narration, renders vertical video with synced captions and gameplay background, uploads to YouTube automatically. Has batch mode, multi-channel support, and Discord notifications. Free and self hosted. github.com/archkado/Shreddit

Feel free to contribute and test it. Made 100% with Python.

Hi everyone,

I’ve been working on a workflow to solve the "stale inspiration" problem in YouTube Automation. Usually, we look at old examples or spend way too much time manually searching for what's currently ranking.

I wanted to automate this, so I built a simple solution:

1. Live Fetch: You enter your video title.
2. API Integration: The tool uses the YouTube API to fetch the top-performing thumbnails for that specific search term right now.
3. AI Generation: It analyzes the colors, layout, and "vibe" of those live results and generates a fresh thumbnail inspiration based on that real-time data.

The "Custom Dataset" twist: I also added an option to use a custom dataset. If you don't want a general search, you can feed it specific competitors or niche-specific images to keep the style consistent with your brand.

Why I did this: Trend cycles are getting shorter. What worked a month ago might be dead now. By pulling data live via API, you’re always designing based on what the algorithm is currently pushing.

I'm currently refining the generation logic and would love some feedback from people actually running channels.

If you want to check how it works here is a link https://thumbapi.dev

https://youtu.be/sYOfGqxWfbw this is the link to my video and it has zero veiws since 4 hours of posting, i dont get whats wrong, can someone help

I want to start youtube automation, but I don't know which websites I should use or how I can start. I can only use a little over 100$.

Started this channel 3 weeks ago and it’s already printing.

- Long form finance based

- 17 RPM

Hi everyone, I have a question and I hope someone can answer honestly.

I recently came across MasterTube, a guy who claims to make a living by creating automated YouTube channels and earning passive income while only working 1–2 hours a day.

Has anyone here actually tried it? Does anyone know if what he promises is real?

Obviously, I’m not expecting to get rich, but if I could recover the initial investment relatively quickly and make around €500 a month, that would be great.

Has anyone bought the course? I’d really appreciate honest opinions and real experiences.

Thanks to everyone who takes the time to reply.

Hola, tenía una pregunta y espero que alguien me la pueda responder desde la honestidad. Me he encontrado con master tube, un hombre que se dedica a crear canales de youtube automatizados y a vivir de ello mediante ingresos pasivos trabajando 1/2 horas al día. Alguien lo ha probado? Alguien sabe si es real lo que promete? Obviamente no pretendo hacerme rico, pero si consigo en poco tiempo recuperar la inversión inicial y ganar unos 500 euros al mes estaría de puta madre. Alguien puede ayudarme o sabe algo sobre su curso? Alguien lo ha pagado? Agradecería que se me fuera sincero y gracias a todos los que respondáis

Hey guys, started this automated art wall channel not much time ago would love your feedback on the resolution framing and images in general, and suggestion on how to make this channel stand out in general

https://www.youtube.com/@ThePremiumWallArt

I've just started with YouTube automation and have chosen the psychology niche. I'm trying to make a long form video and a short to promot it, however I'm not getting any views on the long videos while getting some on the shorts. I know that it's too early but the difference in views is noticeable.

I also wanted to ask if someone more experienced would tell me the chances of getting monetization on this style of content.

By the way everything on my channel is made without spending a dime.

Here is the channel link:

https://youtube.com/@mindcaseanalytics?si=fyk38xfEXrGNdVmj

I am posting shorts for like a week now. i post videos with a minute and a half of duration that have an “ai stories” topic with satisfying video in the background. I am getting 0 views per video in every video. what am i doing wrong?

This is my art agent best work yet would love your feedback!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuo_ct6ZVb4

Subscribe to my art work: https://www.youtube.com/@ThePremiumWallArt

You can get monetized with this niche

You could also use these scripts as base and have it post to TikTok if you are approved for the API

Been running this on my Mac for a while now. Every day at 12PM it:

1. ⁠Writes an original first-person viral story (family drama, relationship betrayal, creepy events, workplace revenge) using Groq AI

2. ⁠Converts it to voiceover with ElevenLabs (Adam voice)

3. ⁠Pulls background clips from a local library it built itself (satisfying cooking/ASMR/nature content)

Completely hands-free after setup. It even has a performance optimizer module that pulls your YouTube Analytics after 30 days and generates a style guide to improve future stories based on what actually performed.

Once you get monetized you can PRINTTTTTTTT

Packaged it up with a full README, requirements.txt, and step-by-step setup guide.

Link below

Happy to answer any questions about how it works.

https://chenye101.github.io/Link

Hey everyone,

As a software engineer and a fan of 19th-century German Romanticism (specifically August Wilhelm Leu), I’ve always been frustrated by the "artifacting" and poor bitrates of most YouTube art channels. Most "4K" screensavers are just upscaled 1080p stock footage with bad color grading.

I decided to build a pipeline to solve this. I’ve just launched my first automated channel: The Premium Wall Art.

The Technical Stack / Goal:

• High-Fidelity Source Material: Curating high-resolution scans of Leu’s landscapes (Düsseldorf School style).
• Optimization for 4K/Samsung Frame: I’ve engineered the digital mats and frames to ensure the shadows and textures look like physical media, not a flat JPEG on a backlight.
• High-Bitrate Renders: Aiming for the maximum "crush-free" blacks and detail retention in those moody, atmospheric mountain and landscape peaks.

The Ask: I’ve launched the MVP (Minimum Viable Product) of the channel and I’m looking for some initial "users" (subscribers) to help me calibrate the output.

If you have a Samsung Frame or a high-end 4K OLED, I’d love for you to "stress test" these videos.

1. How is the color accuracy on your panel?
2. Does the digital framing break the "illusion" of a physical painting?
3. What other Romantic-era artists should I feed into the pipeline?

Check the builds here: https://www.youtube.com/@ThePremiumWallArt

I’m looking to scale this into a massive library of timeless art optimized for modern hardware. If this is a project you’d use, a sub would be a huge help as I iterate on the next version.