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Why do 90% of YouTube channels fail?

It’s because most don’t understand the demand and supply strategy on YouTube.

There are 2 different pathways to doing YouTube.

The first way would be the Investor’s way of doing YouTube. The investor is someone who’s trying to get an audience interested in them. They work day in and day out to make original content to create a demand for their videos.

A good example is Mr. Beast. He keeps making original content that’s so unique that creates more and more demand for his videos.

And once there’s a lot of demand, they are the only one to give away that supply for the demand. Sounds good right?

And that’s why most youtubers fail.

Most don’t realize that it takes years and years to build a personal brand. Build a demand for your content. And most can’t post 3 original videos per week, let alone 1 original video per week.

There’s going to be a lot of trail and error, a lot of time wasted, a lot of money invested to find out, Hey, no one wants to watch your videos that you pour our heart and soul into making.

But how did one of my clients, in less than 7 months, grew their channel to 19M views, 47,000 subscribers, and $92,000 in revenue?

That’s because my client chose the second pathway. The pathway of the Trader.

The trader’s way is someone who goes around YouTube searching for niches that have very high demand and very low supply.

And once they find a niche, they’ll execute on it and create content based on what’s already proven. They don’t guess, they don’t shoot in the dark, they simply copy and model after what’s already working.

Because they are creating content that are in high demand, YouTube will automatically send them traffic from other channels. These channels become so successful that they can afford to hire a team of people to create the content for them. On Autopilot. That’s why it’s called YouTube automation.

From Script writers, to video editors, these teams cost very little to maintain, while YouTube pays you double, triple, and even quadruple the amount you invest in your team.

The key difference between a trader from an investor YouTuber is that the trader already know there’s an existing market for the content they are producing and they are simply just taping into that market.

Would you agree that the trader’s way on YouTube is faster?

Now, being a trader is not for everyone.

If you already have a chosen niche, a very specific niche, and you only want to create content within that niche. You won’t be a very good trader.

Because a trader is not tied down to one niche and only that niche. They are fluid, and don’t care what niche they’re going to enter. They only care if it will be profitable or not.

The trader will look at a niche, try it and if it doesn’t work, they’ll move on to the next thing.

So are you willing to try the path of a trader?

If so, then welcome to the world of Faceless YouTube Automation.

Where we’ll show you how to grow a channel from scratch and create content that is already in high demand.

So just how did one of my clients grow their channel to 19M views in just a few months?

Continue on to the next episode where I’ll reveal the foundation of how to quickly copy what works, instead of reinventing the wheel and coming up with the next original idea yourself.