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youtube is a F*CKING goldmine for selling digital products right now
everyones is so focused on meta ads and SEO, while this is sitting here completely for FREE
these channels do an average of 5M views per month and they both started around 2-4 weeks ago
assuming only 5-10% convert to purchases, thats $250k-$500k/m + at least $50k from youtube monetization creating literal AI slop
holy f*ck
this format is printing money and is still unsaturated
this channel peaked 100k views before transferring to it
What’s crazy is you can completely automate the production too
i recreated this entire channel in one prompt on opus 5.5
> +20M views
> +2M likes
> +100k followers
completely automate-able workflow
and i’m giving away the prompt for free and you can steal it
[References]
<Man> corresponds to @Image 2. Use only his appearance: bald round low-poly head, simple dot eyes, short brows, orange t-shirt, seatbelt.
<Woman> corresponds to @Image 1, the passenger on the left. Use only her appearance: shoulder-length wavy brown hair, purple t-shirt, seatbelt.
<Teal Car> corresponds to @Image 1 and @Image 3. Use its body, color and interior.
<Fries Bag> corresponds to @Image 4: a plain brown paper bag with a plain red fries carton full of golden low-poly fries, no printing.
@Image 3 defines the parking-lot location and the exterior shot: the car parked between white lines in front of a beige fast food building with a red awning.
@Image 1 defines only the windshield two-shot framing, the seats and the characters' positions. Do not use its drive-thru menu board or its brick wall: in this video the background through the windows is the parking lot and the beige building from @Image 3.
@Image 2 defines the medium close-up framing of <Man> behind the wheel: his whole head, shoulders, seatbelt and both hands on the steering wheel in frame, with the car roof and windows around him. Do not crop tighter than @Image 2.
@Image 4 defines the close-up framing of <Fries Bag> on <Man>'s lap.
There are exactly two people in the car: <Man> in the driver seat on the right of the windshield shots, <Woman> in the passenger seat on the left. Do not swap their seats.
[Visual Style]
Low-poly faceted 3D toy render exactly like the references: flat soft even daylight, matte materials, saturated warm colors, bright clear blue sky, chunky low-poly trees. Simple stylized animation: small head turns, blinks, brow changes, chewing and hand moves only. No realism, no film grain, no depth-of-field blur. No text, letters, logos, captions or speech bubbles anywhere.
[Shots]
0-3 seconds: Shot 1, the exterior from @Image 3. <Teal Car> sits parked and still. End state: the car is parked, both people visible small through the windshield.
3-5 seconds: Shot 2, hard cut to the windshield two-shot. <Man> holds <Fries Bag> on his lap and opens its top. <Woman>'s hand is already inside the bag. End state: her hand is in the bag, he stares down at it.
5-10 seconds: Shot 3, hard cut to the close-up from @Image 4. <Woman>'s hand pinches fries out of the carton, pulls them out of frame, then comes back for more. End state: her hand is back in the carton.
10-12 seconds: Shot 4, hard cut to the windshield two-shot. <Woman> chews happily with her eyes closed and a big smile, holding fries; her mouth moves as she talks. <Man> stares at her flatly. End state: she is still chewing and smiling.
12-15 seconds: Shot 5, hard cut to the close-up of <Man> from @Image 2, the parking lot behind. Flat deadpan face, mouth closed, eyes slowly narrowing. End state: he looks unimpressed.
15-20 seconds: Shot 6, hard cut to the windshield two-shot. <Man> slowly reaches toward <Fries Bag>. <Woman> snatches the whole bag and hugs it to her chest, turning away from him, her mouth moving as she talks. End state: she holds the bag against her chest, his hand hangs empty in the air.
20-24 seconds: Shot 7, hard cut to the close-up of <Man>. He lowers his empty hand back onto the steering wheel and stares straight ahead, completely deadpan. Mouth closed. End state: both hands on the wheel, staring forward.
[Maintain Consistency]
Keep both characters' faces, outfits, seats and seatbelts, the teal car, <Fries Bag>, the parking lot background and the bright daytime lighting identical in every shot. The camera never moves inside a shot; only hard cuts change the view.
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i grew my agency from $0/mo to $15k/mo in 90 days
here’s what i learned outreaching manually
> i know this sounds cliche but confidence is key, people only know the version of yourself you choose to display
> actual successful people couldn’t care less if you speak formally, what they look for is your skills, hunger and passion for the project
> try go get a consistent line of contact, (Whatsapp, Telegram mainly)
> offer samples. paid or not the only way to stand out and not be another “joe” in peoples dms is to offer samples and do them as quick as you can
> off days are okay, making 0$ for 30 days straight is okay but giving up isn’t
> NEVER forget why you started this and stay consistent
Luck finds those who seek it, keep grinding kings!
i got paid $500 to make this video
you can make your own personal brand and get paid for sponsors too, here's exactly how i made mine
> find a cartoon nostalgia character
> ask claude to make an unhinged claymation scripts options and choose the one you like
> ask it to generate start frames for each scene using GPT2 img model
> finally tell it to create video prompts for each scene using kling 3.0
> copy and paste it then done
this whole process will take less than 15mins, and once you made a video for one brand you'll keep making for others it's literally an infinite money glitch
here's the prompt i used for this exact video:
Create a short Tubbyroadmen comedy video featuring a (Censored)collaboration. Treat the absurd characters and situation like a serious British crime drama, with natural UK roadman dialogue and understated reactions.
STYLE:
Photorealistic characters, detailed fur, realistic faces, glossy black puffer jackets, worn British interiors, warm amber practical lighting, cool blue shadows and subtle 35mm film grain. Controlled handheld camera work. Vertical 9:16, except the generated video displayed on the laptop, which is 16:9.
CHARACTERS:
Dipsy: green creature with a straight antenna, cow-print bucket hat and black puffer. Black British male voice, mid-20s; flat, slightly nasal East London accent, natural roadman delivery.
Po: short red creature with a ring antenna, backward black snapback and black puffer. Young adult Black British female voice; South London accent, dry and unimpressed.
STORY:
Dipsy sits at his laptop in a dark bedroom. A lotion bottle and tissues beside it create a suspicious visual misunderstanding. Po is already visible in the doorway. Leave the first second silent for an added sound effect.
Po: “I told you to stop clicking them dodgy ads.”
Dipsy: “Nah, bruv. I’m using Migoo to make our next video. Look.”
Po approaches. Cut to a laptop POV showing the video he has created, composited onto the screen in editing.
LAPTOP VIDEO:
A shorter version of Po stands at a chicken-shop counter, holding a small kitchen knife low beside her thigh. She reaches up with her empty hand and rises onto her toes.
Po: “Bossman. Empty the fucking till.”
She notices the fried chicken, becoming distracted.
Po: “Actually… you got any wings left?”
Play the change of priorities completely straight. No attack or exaggerated slapstick.
BACK IN THE BEDROOM:
Po: “Make me taller.”
Dipsy: “It makes videos, bruv. Not miracles.”
Po: “Make yourself funny, then.”
ENDING:
Po: “How much you spending on this?”
Dipsy, looking directly into the camera: “Half what you’d pay for Seedance. Get on Migoo, bruv—link’s in the bio.”
PRODUCTION:
Generate separate clips from approved start frames, maximum 15 seconds each. Every required character and prop must already exist in the frame. Maintain consistent faces, clothing, voices, lighting and physical continuity. Only the speaker moves their mouth. Natural lip sync, stable eyes and normal blinking. No extra dialogue, random vocalisations, morphing or appearing objects. Keep each individual Kling prompt under 2,500 characters.
