How To Start a YouTube Channel & Make Money From Day 1 (Step by Step)

In this video, revealing a step-by-step tutorial on how to start a YouTube channel and how complete beginners are making $100 to $700 a day—literally on day one—with no experience. More at that after the intro. [Music] So, when people get started in, for example, YouTube, it's very kind of like a crazy uphill battle because they literally see this: okay, like it says, "Oh, grow with YouTube, and as a YouTube partner, you'll be eligible to earn money from YouTube videos, get creative support, and more.

" But you need a thousand subscribers and 4,000 hours required, right? And that is very disheartening because it's literally like you have to go ahead and grind for that out, and for many people, it prevents people from actually going ahead and getting started, right? But what if it was actually possible to circumnavigate all this and actually start a YouTube channel that literally makes money on day one?

Meaning you don't actually have to wait for, for example, 1,000 required subscribers, nor do you actually have to go ahead and wait for 4,000 required public hours, nor do you actually have to even show your face on camera, nor do you have to create like hundreds of videos that no one will ever watch? In fact, all you need is one. Because here's the thing, there are literally people in our community that start YouTube channels and make money on day one.

Like, for example, Dina, at age 47 years old, never showing her face on camera, and yet within five to eight weeks, was literally able to go from zero to 30 grand a month—literally shown in this podcast—as well as hundreds of other people that tried this brand-new method. Now, you're probably wondering, "Okay, well great, how can I then, Mike, start a YouTube channel and make money on day one? " Well, here's exactly an example of it happening: here is a YouTube channel with no subscribers and yet no content, right?

But yet, they literally have one video that's three minutes long, that they never showed their face on camera, that they started a new YouTube channel on. But yet, this one video has literally pulled in 25 million views—not dollars—without being. .

. saying, "25 million views" to a product that's not their own! And look at this: no subscribers, and it's an unlisted video.

So, how were they able to go ahead and do this? And like I said, you could do both. You could literally go ahead and start your own YouTube channel, but one of the downsides when you go ahead and do this is—and this is just like obvious, right?

—YouTube is a business, okay? And the only reason why YouTube would show your video to more people is if they make money. Now think about this: every YouTuber will tell you this is the moment they're able to go ahead and monetize it, right?

YouTube, for some reason, just gives you more and more and more traffic. Like, "Oh, this guy is not monetized because we can now run ads on this channel. We should go ahead and, for example, get more traffic and more videos and more views to this person," right?

So, it's kind of like a catch-22, chicken before the egg type of thing. You could actually make money with YouTube, right? But you have to first kind of like literally grind your way up to here, right?

But what if there's a way that you could actually go ahead and circumnavigate that by literally getting views and subscribers for free—by just, like, running ads? Because you let customers pay for the acquisition. Does that make sense?

So, are people going in and doing this? Because when you get 25 million views on a three-minute video, that literally starts adding up your watch hours like crazy, okay? And it literally brings a lot of subscribers to maybe a brand new YouTube channel, where you can really go ahead and start making money on day one without actually having to wait for a thousand subscribers, nor do you have to wait for 4,000 watch hours.

So, what are these people doing to go ahead and jumpstart their YouTube channels without actually having their own product, or showing their face on camera? Well, it's very simple: they're using business and e-commerce to go ahead and fund it, right? Essentially, they're literally creating a process where for every one dollar that they spend of their customers' money—so not their own—it literally turns into three dollars because they're selling a product in the back end.

Now, if you really think about it, if you create a new YouTube channel and you create this process where, for every one dollar that you spend, for example, in YouTube ads, that literally gets you the subscribers and the views for free, but then you also make three dollars, how many times would you go ahead and spend it back on, for example, something like YouTube ads? Do you see how people are able to scale like crazy? Because even though they might not have a big budget, one dollar could easily turn into three dollars.

But then you take the three dollars, and then you spend it on, for example, YouTube ads, and then you make ten dollars. You then take the ten dollars, and that's not your own money; it's the customer's money. You take that, and then you spend it on ads, and then you make thirty dollars.

And that's how likely people with small budgets, even like for example Francisco from Chile, were able to go from zero to 30 grand a month with this method and building YouTube channels on the side without having to worry about. . .

Waiting for 4,000 watch hours or a thousand subscribers, you know? For example, does that make sense? Now, once you actually understand the mentality and the understanding that you don't actually need a big budget, it's very simple.

All you've got to do then is find a bunch of unhappy people on YouTube, right? Either in health, wealth, or love. You create one simple three-minute video, right?

You don't have to show your face on camera, and we're going to show you exactly how you can get robots to go ahead and do this to really jumpstart your views, as well as, for example, your subscriber count, and that essentially turns into money that you go ahead and just use to find more people that would go ahead and buy this product, right? So, are people going to do this? Where is the money coming from?

Where the money is coming from is literally ClickBank because ClickBank is free to get started, and there are so many different products in so many different niches like business, health, fitness, languages, parenting, and spirituality. As you can see, some of these products people are selling, you know, for example on YouTube, where you could see 1,200 people have made money with this in the past 30 days. It's dietary supplements in weight loss, where someone else does the shipping, the handling, and the customer service without you spending a single dollar on inventory or, you know, hiring a team.

Essentially, you can sign up for ClickBank for free, promote this product, and get $156 per commission. The reason why I love ClickBank is it's one of the ways that I literally used back in the day that got me from zero to eight grand in 30 days without me having to do all the logistics and the complicated stuff in the backend, right? All I had to do was focus on the marketing aspect of things.

Right now, the moment you understand that, that’s literally where this money comes from; that's where the three dollars comes from that you use to, for example, buy more media and advertisements that you don't have to spend a single dollar on because the customers spend it for you when you get these commissions. Now, the next step that you've got to think about is where you're going to go ahead and find them. Well, obviously, you're watching this on a YouTube channel, so why don't we just talk about YouTube?

Because that's how people make money on YouTube—by starting a YouTube channel where they find people that have a pain point that then they sell, you know, products, services, or advertisements to in order to make money to solve that pain point. Because where business comes from and where money is generated is an exchange of value, right? And value is in exchange for someone having a problem and you creating or finding the solution for that problem.

Does that make sense? So, the moment you go ahead and do that with the YouTube channel that you can literally go ahead and do for free, the next step that you've got to do is find a video that you could create an ad for that would essentially go ahead and sell this product. So, how can you go ahead and do that?

You can only go ahead and do that whenever you see a YouTube ad that catches your attention. You can literally stop that ad by right-clicking on it. Right here's like a YouTube video that we found, "Stats for Nerds," and you literally see this thing right here.

This is the exact same link as whatever is after this equal sign. So, you can literally take any youtube. com equal sign and then add this link, and you'll have the URL to that ad.

Now, here's the craziest thing: with this three-minute video, robots created it for these people, so they didn't even have to show their face on camera. Let me just play this right here: “If you wear glasses or contacts, you must see this. ” So check this out!

Literally, it's a robot voice, they don't show their face on camera; it's just a bunch of text and it got 25 million views, right? For a channel that doesn't have any content. Okay, now that is very easily able to hit all of these stats for these people.

Right now, the moment people go ahead and do this, now you've got to think about, "Okay, well then, how would I go ahead and create this for myself? " Well, it's very simple. All you've got to do is click on play whenever you find ads just like this and then write out all the words that they use, right?

When you do that, you will see that you are going to realize that a lot of these things that they talk about is essentially kind of like very similar to what normal people would go ahead and run ads on. So let me just click on play: “Must see this! A Japanese Nobel.

. . ” Say I wanted to go ahead and, for example, sell a product on ClickBank and say it's like this expire thing.

All I would do is click on this right here and pop it up, and they'll give you a bunch of email swipes. Now, these email swipes are great because it's literally somebody who's hired people to create these that are proven to make a sale, and what people are doing is they're just plugging and playing the words that are on here with the text that they found in one of these winning robot ads, which they're very. .

. Easy to find! Just watch a bunch of YouTube videos; you'll eventually find them, right?

Then right-click on it, grab the "Stats for Nerds," and grab the link. Now notice this: this one says, "A Japanese Nobel Prize-winning scientist in stem cell research. " If I wrote all the text on like a Google Doc, I would just come here and replace that with, "Oh, researchers from Carolina Institute in Sweden found something amazing.

" It's the exact same words that they're using here, but just with different words. Does that make sense? What I would do is take this entire text from this three-minute video and just replace it with other words that I find, you know, in the emails that they literally paid someone a lot of money to create to go ahead and make a sale.

Does that make sense? The moment you go ahead and do that, you have a text that's specific for a specific product on ClickBank. You can then take that text, upload it to Lovo, and it creates a robot voice for you.

So now you have the text and a robot voice. The next thing that you need is someone to go ahead and create this simple video for you. You can literally go to InVideo.

io, click on "Text to Video," upload the text as well as the audio (that's the robot voice) into this, and it literally shows you. For example, if it says "woman dancing" in the text, it will pick a video of a woman dancing in the backend and it will just edit in the backend. So you don't even have to be a video editor or creative to do that because there's literally AI technology and software that will literally go ahead and do this for you, like right here that I've shown you, right?

This is the beauty of it because literally people are going from zero to 30 grand a month in five to eight weeks, even as stay-at-home moms at age 47 or as immigrants, or even at the age of 58, never showing their face on camera, even in third-world countries, like for example Francisco from Chile, where the average income is $500 a month. If you want to know exactly what they did step by step and you want to get a bunch of free resources that will help you launch this in the next 24 hours, then sign up for the 63 workshop below. Also, check out this video on this podcast right here.

Hope this helps. Hope to see you guys later!