For Business Inquiries: [email protected] Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:39 - The YouTube reality most beginners never expect 1:03 - The live workshop that serious creators look for 1:45 - The oddly satisfying niche viewers can’t stop watching 2:17 - The simple recording technique that keeps audiences hooked 3:03 - The everyday-job content idea hiding in plain sight 3:46 - The record-your-work YouTube strategy creators overlook 4:18 - The food truck filming method that attracts massive attention 5:18 - The ordinary-job storytelling approach that went viral 6:03 - The career knowledge blueprint viewers are searching for 7:06 - The strange AI content formula spreading across YouTube 8:20 - The hyper-specific hobby channel viewers find fascinating 9:42 - The nostalgic unboxing format fans love watching 10:23 - The viral gaming compilation technique audiences binge 11:24 - The competition problem most new creators ignore ---------- 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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This channel makes $66,000 to $197,000 a month cleaning carpets and rugs. And we're going to
go over this channel and a bunch of other weird but profitable channels on YouTube that make at
least six figures a year. Now, this is meant to be educational. Hopefully, it helps you to pick
your niche, get views, pick the right video ideas. I'm going to be talking about how they're getting
views, how they're monetizing, and all that good educational stuff. But it's also meant to be
inspirational and motivational. You're going to see a bunch of examples that make you think if
they can do it, I can do it too. And that's amazing. And that's one of the biggest points
of the video. With that being said, I do want to have a disclaimer that I like to put in almost
every video, which is just like any other business out there, most YouTube channels fail. Most of
them do not make money. And that is why I make these videos to try to educate you on what's
actually working right now so that you have a really good idea of what to do and you're not
going in blind. But more than that, I take it to the next level and I do completely free live
workshops. And the next one is happening this week. And it's a completely unique workshop on
Zoom called The Greatest Business to Start in 2026. So click the link in the description and
the pinned comment below. In this workshop, we'll teach you what to do, what not to do,
we'll help you get more views, come up with ideas, pick your niche, and we'll give you a
step-by-step guide to getting started or fixing whatever you're doing wrong right now on your
existing YouTube channel. Additionally, we'll be giving away an AI that makes the whole process
way easier that we've been working very hard on, the Niche Validator Pro 2.4. And at the very end,
I will answer literally any question that you have. So you are going to have an advantage over
99% of other people that start on YouTube if you attend this live workshop. So it's completely free.
There's no reason to not attend. Click the link in the description and the pinned comment below.
And let's jump back into this channel right here, Change Cleaning Speedy. So this channel only
started about one year ago. They only have about 30,000 subscribers, but they are crushing it
right now. For instance, this video, which they uploaded 10 months ago, got about 3.4 million
views, and it made an estimated $17,000. And if you watch the video, it is literally just a
recording of them cleaning the rug. That's it. Like nothing special, just a recording of them
cleaning the rug. Probably took them an extra five or 10 minutes after they recorded the video
to edit it and upload it to YouTube. Basically no work. And they are making a ton of money with this
channel according to vidIQ. And they are not the only ones. There's Mountain Rug Cleaning,
there's Master Carpet Cleaning, there's Change Cleaning Service. There are a ton of other
channels crushing it in this niche too. And it's not just carpet cleaning either. This channel
right here cleans super dirty spaces and she's making $8,000 to $25,000 a month doing it. Or this
channel, The Detail Geek, that makes $10,000 to $31,000 a month cleaning dirty cars. I think you
get the idea here. There's a bunch of channels out there that just clean random stuff and they
make a ton of money doing it. And it's literally like the most random stuff. Just to illustrate
this. You might be thinking, Shane, you ran out of things that they clean. No, I didn't. Here's
a random channel about drain cleaning in Australia that makes $4,000 to $13,000 a month. And another
channel called Drain Addict that makes $4,000 to $13,000 a month. And it's not just cleaning,
it's also mowing stuff. So here's a channel, SB Mowing, that makes $12,000 to $35,000 a month.
And again, it's just the simplest stuff. He's literally just mowing stuff and recording it.
That's it. So all of these channels are doing what they already would have been doing for a
living. They're just recording it and uploading it to YouTube. Now, they're doing it in a very
smart strategic way because you can't just record something and upload it to YouTube.
There's a few other things you need to do to make sure your video has the highest chance of success,
which are things we're going to go over in the live training. So click the link in the
description in the pinned comment below. But I think you get the point here. You can make a ton
of money just cleaning stuff or doing whatever you already would have been doing anyways on
YouTube. And it's not just cleaning and it's not just mowing lawns. It could literally just be your
job. Just as an example, Safal Burger literally just records himself flipping burgers. Like he
owns a food truck and he records himself making the burgers, making the orders, and then he posts
them to YouTube. Basically, no editing. It's just him making the burgers and he posts it to YouTube.
And he's making $2,000 to $6,000 a month in a down month just from AdSense alone doing this.
Additionally, he actually owns the food truck. So he gets a lot of free marketing and he has
people all the time saying that they're going to go to his food truck because of the video.
So he's probably doubling or tripling the amount of customers he has just from posting these videos.
Plus he could monetize the channel in many other ways as well with sponsorships, affiliate links,
et cetera. So it's an absolutely brilliant thing and it takes him almost no extra time to do this.
If you're thinking to me, well, Shane, I have a dead end job and nobody else would even want to
hear about this. No. And I'm a 30 years old and I don't have any special skills or anything. Well,
actually you probably do. So just as an example, Ian on YouTube literally was in all of those
situations. He was working at a 7-Eleven. It was a dead end job and he just recorded himself working
at the 7-Eleven. And then he'd also offer some commentary here and there and kind of talk about
the struggles of everything and what day-to-day life is like. And his channel absolutely blew up.
Now he's making $3,000 to $8,000 a month from AdSense, but he's making money from a lot of
other stuff. Just as an example, this video that blew up for him, you could see him going over all
these people that donated to him and he was getting like $500 donations. He was just getting
donation after donation from all kinds of random people. And the man is making a multiple full-time
income from this channel. Now, another thing you do is let's just say you're in a super boring,
but relatively well-paying job. Imagine you had a time machine. You could go back to the
younger version of yourself and tell yourself how to get into that job a lot quicker and easier.
Maybe you would have been able to skip college. Maybe you would have been able to get into the
job way faster and make money faster and save up a bunch of extra money and invest a bunch of money,
et cetera, et cetera. You would have saved yourself a massive amount of time, effort,
headache, heartache, et cetera. That's the point. Well, you can just teach other people how to get
into the job, like the financial controller. He teaches accountants how to become a high-level
accountant known as a financial controller. And the last time he checked in with me, he said he
made $70,000 in a single month with this channel. So he's making a hell of a lot of money with this
channel. And he's literally just teaching accountants how to become financial controllers,
that simple. Hey guys, in today's video, I'm going to show you how to read.
And he's one of my clients. I'll be going over exactly how we help people figure out what the
best niche is for them and figure out how to monetize that niche and figure out how to pick
the right video ideas and get views. And we're going to be going over all of that in the live
training. So click that link in the description and the pin comment below to see that. All right,
guys, back to the really weird ones. Now, I found this channel recently. It's called
Relaxo Hub ASMR. Now you might be thinking, Shane, I don't need to hear about ASMR channels. I've
already heard so much about ASMR. Listen, just watch, okay? Just watch and listen. This is way
weirder than ASMR, okay? This channel has been blown up recently. They're making $2,000 to $5,000
a month. And by the way, yes, there's lots of other ASMR channels that are making money too,
but they're making $2,000 to $5,000 a month with totally AI-generated ASMR videos. For instance,
this one right here, three weeks ago, Crazy AI Beds You Can't Stop Watching Oddly Satisfying ASMR.
And this is truly some of the weirdest content I have ever seen. Now, it makes all of these very
weird sounds for sure, but it's basically just all AI-generated. I mean, it's just completely
AI-generated. And everybody knows it's AI-generated and they don't care. It's just weird,
satisfying, AI-generated visuals and audio that people watch. And the channel just started a few
weeks ago and they're already making like $2,000 to $5,000 a month. I just don't even know what to
say. Now, of course, there's lots of other ASMR channels that are making money, but I think
everybody knows about these, but this one was truly, truly weird. All right, onto another weird
one, Nikola White Mudlark. And this one is just oddly specific. So, this is a channel that basically
just tries to uncover pieces from the past by walking along the river Thames. I mean, just
super, super oddly specific channel. And I guess this is called mudlarking, where you walk along
the river and you just try to uncover kind of treasures from the past or just weird stuff.
And sometimes it's even art, right? Sometimes she makes it into art, the things that she picks up
on the tideline. Now, according to view stats, she's making $1,000 to $3,000 a month with this,
and that's just from the views. But of course, there's other ways for her to monetize it. And
then additionally, she sells the stuff that she finds on the tidelines. And this video from two
years ago, for instance, probably didn't take her hardly any time to create. She literally just
recorded herself finding this thing, got 2 million views and made over $10,000. So, I'd be
willing to bet if she's monetizing this channel correctly, she's probably making several hundred
thousand dollars a year from it. She does have a tideline art website. She does have the ability
for you to donate to her. She's got some other links in her videos as well. So, it doesn't look
like she's monetizing it correctly. But if she did, she could be making a heck of a lot of money
from it. Plus, she finds these treasures and then she's able to sell them. All right, next channel
is Pokey Rev. And this channel is all about doing Pokemon card unboxings and just opening up these
different sets and they basically just see what happens. And it seems like that's a down month
for them. And according to view stats, they're making even more, about 12 to 35,000. And their
most popular video ever was about four years ago. It got 12 million views and made $60,000,
more than the average income for an American, which is pretty insane. So, yeah, pretty simple
videos. They literally just buy Pokemon cards and unbox them. Super boring, super simple.
But to the right type of person, they like it. Now, here's a really funny channel. And I'm not
sure if they're making six figures a year. It looks like they're having a down month,
so they're probably not. But I just think it's hilarious. So, I'm going to throw this in here
as well, which is the channel 47, At 47 Rage. And this is a channel that's basically dedicated to
gamers raging and recording those compilations. So, this is one of the funniest ones right here.
8 Minutes of Gamer Rage 187 and also 8 Minutes of Gamer Rage 55. And they got 4.4 million views
here. If you look at their view stats profile, they're making, you know, 2.1 to 5.9K per month,
just from the views alone. They've gotten over 100 million views. And this most viewed video
made them $21,000. Single video, $21,000. And literally, all they did, I'm sure this was quite
boring for them, was they just looked at people's content for a very long time, looked for
rage moments, and then just made compilations of that, which I thought was pretty hilarious.
Now, it looks like that channel is not monetizing correctly. And typically,
that's also not the type of channel I typically recommend for people to make. I think there's
way better ways of making money on YouTube than doing that. Because honestly, anybody could copy
that and then it becomes saturated. And then you're not going to be making any money because
you just have too many competitors. That's another thing I teach people how to do in the live
training. Check that out in the description and pinned comment below. Also put it on your
calendar. Do not miss out on it. Now, for 99% of people who watch this, they're just going to enjoy
the free content. They're going to attend the live trainings. And that's it. They're never going to
work with myself or my team. And that's completely okay. For the 1% of you, or maybe 0.1% of you out
there that do want to work with a pro to give yourself the absolute best chance of success,
and also make sure that you do it faster, better, and without as much headache, then go ahead and
book a call using the link in the description and pinned comment below, or in the about section on
my channel. Now, just to be very clear, this is only for people who really want to take YouTube
seriously, or YouTubers who are getting a lot of views, but they're not monetizing the way that
they should be, or YouTubers that are already crushing it, but they want to crush it even
harder. If you're not in those categories, or you don't want to take YouTube seriously,
and you don't want to start right now, then do not book a call. But if you are in those categories,
book that call, click the link in the description and pinned comment below to apply to work with us.
And if you want to see an example of someone that we worked with, and we ended up blowing
up their channel, check out Judd by clicking right here, who has over 500,000 subscribers.