For Business Inquiries: [email protected] Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:22 - The simple driving-video strategy hiding in plain sight 0:50 - The oddly relaxing content formula viewers keep returning to 1:20 - The “set it and forget it” ambiance video technique 2:04 - The channel idea mistake most creators make 3:02 - The wildlife video sourcing method that few creators consider 3:47 - The old-speech clipping technique turning forgotten footage into content 4:03 - The strangely specific niche with a loyal fanbase 5:08 - The unusual hobby niche people binge-watch 5:30 - The collectible unboxing format that keeps viewers hooked 6:22 - The kids-content blueprint that captures endless attention 7:09 - The home-content idea that attracts a dedicated audience 7:57 - The teaching channel strategy viewers rely on 9:27 - The problem-solving content approach that builds authority 10:01 - The serious YouTuber blueprint most beginners overlook ---------- SALARY DISCLAIMER: All income figures presented in this video are sourced from Glassdoor reports at the time of editing. These represent reported salary ranges for full-time positions, which may differ from freelance, contract, or part-time opportunities discussed. Actual earnings vary significantly based on experience, location, skills, hours worked, and current market conditions. The figures presented represent potential earnings according to third-party sources, not guaranteed results.
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Most people make five figures a year working 40 hours a week.
Meanwhile, I found these mundane YouTube channels that are so boring,
so mundane, so simple that you would not even believe it.
And some of these are making five figures a month,
six figures a year, even six figures a month.
And I know you don't believe me, so let's go ahead and start off
with number one on the list, which is Jay Utah.
And this channel makes about $3,000 to $10,000 a month just from AdSense alone.
And all they do is drive around and record it.
In fact, they may not even be the one driving around and recording it.
They could probably just pay somebody else to do it pretty easily.
And they've made some bangers like Dubai 4K
driving downtown skyscraper sunset that got 10 million views and made a ton of money.
Now, this isn't the only channel doing this.
There's actually quite a few different channels out there that do this or similar.
About Vision basically does the same exact thing,
but they drive around Japan specifically, and they're making $3,000 to $8,000 a month.
They got this banger right here, Relaxing Night Drive in Tokyo,
8K, 60 frames per second, HDR, soft lo-fi beats.
So yeah, they're both making a full-time income just driving around and recording it.
That's it.
Or you could be like this channel right here, Guild of Ambience,
which basically just sets cameras up in the wild,
usually in places that are very calming or chill and records the video and the sound.
And they make about $2,000 to $5,000 a month doing this.
And they really haven't posted that much recently.
So this is probably passive income.
And again, that's just from AdSense alone.
They're probably monetizing in other ways, and they could be making a lot more than that.
Now, by the way, I keep saying just the AdSense alone,
because on this channel, just as an example, I make $10 to $20 per 1,000 views from AdSense.
So those are the ads that pop up on the channel.
And I make over $400 per 1,000 views from all other sources.
So I'm making like 20 times more from other sources of income.
And so if you're monetizing correctly, you can make a lot more.
Now, unfortunately, most YouTubers are terrible at monetizing.
They have no idea what they're doing.
And plus, most people who try on YouTube don't even grow as well,
which is why I'm doing a completely free live workshop this week.
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Okay, so another channel is Latest Sightings.
And this is a channel that just takes these interesting videos
of things that are happening in Africa.
Now, are they taking these videos themselves?
They probably just find the videos online that are labeled for reuse,
or they might even hire somebody who lives there to take the videos for them.
But then they post these videos, and they're making $53,000 to $160,000 a month.
Not bad.
So they either browse the internet with these animal videos,
find the ones that they can clip and put them on this channel,
or they just hired somebody who actually lives in Africa to take these videos.
And they just sit around all day waiting for something to happen.
They record it, and then they send it to the person, and they put it online.
Pretty simple stuff.
Here's another one, GrindBuddy.
Basically, they just take older videos of Jim Rohn giving speeches,
clip them up, put them online.
And they're making $6,000 to $17,000 a month.
Asking is the beginning of receiving, so start the process.
Very boring, very easy, very mundane, not fancy at all.
And they're crushing it.
Or how about Diesel Doocy?
This channel is all about elevators.
I'm not even kidding you.
They are obsessed with elevators.
And all of their videos are just videos of them recording elevators.
And they're making $6,000 to $19,000 a month.
This is ringing the alarm in the elevator.
Like, that is a weird obsession.
For some reason, they just really love elevators a lot.
And they record them.
And other people online really love elevators, too.
And they like the videos, and they watch them.
And then this channel makes a ton of money when people watch it.
I don't know what else to say.
I don't know what else to say, guys.
It's all about the idea.
The idea is the most important thing, guys.
Attend the freaking live training, okay?
So you can find the right ideas.
Because most people just choose terrible ideas,
and it doesn't matter how good their content is.
Their channel's never going to do that well.
And by the way, it's not just them.
There's other people making these channels, too.
Heritage Elevators, right?
They got 153,000 subs.
National Elevator, 51,000 subs.
Riding Elevators with Lane, 38,000 subs.
I think you get the point.
There are a bunch of very weird, very mundane niches out there
that for some reason, a small percentage of the population is obsessed with.
Here's another one.
Paper dolls.
So real paper dolls.
And it's mixed with K-pop.
So it's people who are really into K-pop.
And then there's, like, real paper dolls that they sort of make animations for.
Now, I think for 99% of people, this is incredibly boring.
But they're making $34,000 to $101,000 a month with this content.
Pretty wild.
Or how about PokeRev, right?
This is a channel where they unbox Pokemon cards.
Super excited for this.
We're going to start off with the $10 tin.
And again, for most people, this would be super boring.
But he's making about $6,000 to $17,000 a month doing this.
Here's another one.
Team Samurai X1.
He does the same exact thing, but he does it with Yu-Gi-Oh!, right?
So Yu-Gi-Oh! cards or Yu-Gi-Oh! games or just Yu-Gi-Oh! related stuff in general.
He's making about $4,000 to $12,000 a month.
And then, of course, there's Karen Puzzles.
She's kind of the same exact way, but she does it with puzzles.
Specifically, jigsaw puzzles.
As you can see, it's a lot more math and a lot more planning.
So she's just obsessed with jigsaw puzzles.
She's making $2,000 to $5,000 a month making content about this.
So yeah, I think you get the idea.
Super boring to most people, but super profitable for the right audience.
Here's another one right here.
Obviously, I think any kind of like children's
sort of content would be laughable slash boring to any of us.
You know, my niece, for instance, really likes Blippi.
She's a big fan of Blippi.
And, you know, when I watch it, I'm just like bored out of my mind
after I laugh initially and then cringe and then I get bored.
But yeah, children's content is not boring to children.
And here's another one.
Kidsbury Nursery Rhymes making $48,000 to $144,000 a month.
And they had a video that got 92 million views four years ago.
And here's how much it made.
Absolutely nuts.
And by the way, these channels sell for a lot of money, too.
Like some of these channels are sellable if you do it the right way.
And so this is just like an insanely valuable channel.
Or maybe you're just into like home improvement stuff, right?
So here's a channel that's all about home improvement, specifically for women.
So organization ideas, do-it-yourself, bathroom makeover,
small space organization, 10 ways to make your home look expensive.
Just all kinds of different home improvement and interior design related stuff.
It will give you that flexibility to add in different colors and textures.
Which is probably boring to most people out there,
but not to her and her audience.
And she's making $2,000 to $5,000 a month doing this.
And again, that's just AdSense alone.
She's probably making way more on the back end from other stuff.
That is something that a lot of people struggle with
is actually monetizing their channels.
I've worked with so many YouTubers that were getting views,
but they're struggling to monetize.
And if you are in that boat, definitely click the link in the description
and attend the live training,
because I'm definitely going to be able to help you monetize better.
All right, next one, guys, is anything career or sort of like subject related.
So the organic chemistry tutor is one example.
This guy makes like $100,000 to $300,000 a month on his channel.
It's absolutely wild.
And he literally just goes over tutoring related concepts.
That's it.
If you just have a simple polynomial function, this is going to be the domain.
You know, $100,000 to $300,000 a month just from AdSense alone.
If he's monetizing correctly,
I mean, he's probably making like $500,000 a month,
at least from this channel, possibly even $10 million a year.
And he's just going over these boring,
mundane subjects that nobody else wants to talk about.
And people have to do in school.
And he just makes them a little easier to understand,
maybe a little more entertaining as well.
Here's another channel, Josh Maticor.
He basically helps people get into IT and cybersecurity jobs.
I actually have a testimonial.
I helped him get from almost nothing to over $180,000 a month.
So I have a testimonial from him.
And it might not look like he's making very much money, only $1,000 to $3,000.
I do a lot of videos on IT, cybersecurity, education, and career things.
But he's really monetizing extremely well on the back end.
So he doesn't have to get that many views to make money
because he's getting the right views.
And he's helped a ton of people get jobs, which is great.
And this is actually one of my favorite niches to work with is
it's really boring, really mundane.
But basically, if you have a job,
you can just teach other people how to get into the job.
And if it even saves them a couple days, it's probably worth a lot.
In many cases, you could save people literally years
and sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars of avoiding the wrong jobs
and just getting right into the job that they want.
And so this is one of the best niches I've worked with.
I think I've worked with dozens and dozens of different career coaches
and helped them grow.
But it's not just career coaching.
It's just helping people solve problems in general.
Those are one of the easiest ways to make money.
And you don't even have to have a channel that gets a lot of views
if you do it in the right way,
which is what I'll talk about in the live training.
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And I know that most people watching this video
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