Noah Morris shares how he makes $30k a month with faceless youTube channels

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Are you tired of being the "bottleneck" in your YouTube channel? Have you considered starting a faceless channel?

In this episode, Noah Morris spills the secrets on how to grow a successful faceless YouTube channel that can potentially make you $20-30k a month. Don't know what a faceless channel is? Don't worry, Noah breaks it down for you.

Not only does he explain why faceless channels can be better than talking head channels, but he also reveals the type of content that doesn't work for faceless channels, explains how to build a team, and discusses the different revenue sources and metrics that you should monitor to ensure your channel's success.

But the best part? Noah's master plan to exit. He shares how you can potentially sell your channel for four or five times the yearly revenue.

So if you're ready to start and grow a faceless YouTube channel, this episode is a must-listen.

Tune in and learn how to make a money-printing machine on YouTube!

Key Takeaways:

Intro (00:00)
What is a faceless YouTube channel (00:34)
Why would anyone start a faceless channel (02:07)
How do you find your talent online? (05:41)
How much has Noah spent growing his YT channels? (09:18)
Can you build a brand and monetize outside of ad revenue? (10:52)
How to make a big exit from the faceless YouTube channel business (13:59)
These faceless channels have a difficult time turning a profit (15.28)
The future of AI animation tools (17:47)
Hedging against the risk of a channel getting shut down? (18.27)
How much money should you set aside for a channel? (21:37)
How to connect with Noah (24:43)

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[megalomedia]

Probably one of the few faceless channel gurus who's building something real. Other than that, the faceless channel industry is hopelessly oversaturated with fakers. I'm working with a couple of people who built YouTube channel networks (and yes, they do reveal all of the channels in their network) AND private equity funds doing transactions in this space - and nobody has ever mentioned any of the faceless creators that pretend to be big shots on Twitter.

[readonemohamed]

I found it particular interesting when he mentioned how he seizes control of entire niches by making multiple channels in there that dominate that market.
And then keep it for a while milking it and than sell before they die. ^^ I notice this happening left right and center. Even in a game that I made a channel around. Just a 1 or 1, 5 years ago it was much easier to grow a channel and get views. Now everything has become skin tight. A lot of them faceless channels competing for the views now.

It kinda sucks for those individual creators not gonna lie, who cannot compete with the power of entire teams outworking and outproducing them. But whenever you are onto something where money is easy to be made, you can be sure somebody is having their knives and forks out and will be coming for your slice.

[SparkFinancialGroup]

It's a reminder that success on YouTube is possible with dedication, creativity, and a well-executed plan. Thanks for sharing!

[Mrhappychappy]

We need a part 2, really enjoyed the value for these Youtube automater's!

[ZurisResilientNetwork]

I loved this interview. It was very helpful and informative. Thanks so much!

[Wushu-Sport]

Great content, Ryan! You got the big BOSS on your video, much love Noah!

[spidgeb]

Excellent video. Very helpful information, succinctly delivered.

[ailearningskill]

bro you have potential. keep up the good work.

[WebKidStudio]

Why nobody address so-called "Invalid Traffic"? YouTube is penalizing creators for its own mistakes?

[Storymodeu]

Have an entrepreneur mind while working a full time and just thinking of different ideas and execution

[RyanHelms]

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[siatadam]

You asked very good and necessary questions.

[RouaOffical]

there is a very important point about working in a Faceless channel the content u take or use is 99% copyrighted how did Noah avoid that we need a complete explain video thanks love the content u guys do!

[Storymodeu]

Really enjoyed the video, very interesting to incorporate a passionate topic into these!

[toptoworld]

You always ask the best questions in interviews Ryan ❤

[MrDeSilva]

great take Ry...thank you very much for your contribution..u got a new sub here n cheers from the City of Knowledge @ The Panama Canal

[nubeslocas]

How is it possible to monetize a channel using TV footage, images or any other footaged that is not yours? I mean, the YPP is clear on that: make sure that you have all the necessary commercial use rights for it.
I guess any of Noah channels may be demonetized at any moment. or not?

[ubonga]

Part 2!!! awesome! and great questions

[revkonyc]

This is briant, I really hope he comes out with some teachable resources. I just subscribed to his personal channel, yet he has zero content and he has more subs than what I have in my FC😂😂. I can wait for him to drop some more gems.

[OmegaVideoGameGod]

Technically all of us are faceless channels unless we show ourselves and most people aren’t even close too 30, 000 a month unless they have a popularity that is supporting their goals and progress.