30 minutes EVERY DAY for 34 days = $6000/month from a Faceless YouTube Channel

[@SyedaSamanGulzar]

Thanks so much. This tutorial is gold. Liked and subsctibed.

[@videorock_ai]

Welcome!

[@waseemlaghari30]

Bro . I really want to appreciate your effort to highlight this niche. But there is my question regarding copyright and monetization? Is this type of content is monetized in countries like Pakistan, India and other south asian countries. Is there any kind of copyright issue on audio sound ? And the last one , how much is rpm for this niche ?

[@thecrazybanana9722]

Do you have a link to this KZbin video downloader ??

[@videorock_ai]

Link added in video description

[@blackpenguin376]

It's really strange that this type of content is monetized. Here in Brazil, these kinds of videos were a big trend about 2 to 3 years ago. Now, they don't get monetized anymore because KZbin sees them as not having made significant changes or adding value. What do you think is different about these channels that allows them to still be monetized?

[@videorock_ai]

It’s interesting that animal sounds channels are still monetized in some cases, even though KZbin has tightened its rules regarding content originality and value addition. The key difference for channels that remain monetized likely comes down to how they package and present the content. Channels that still generate revenue may: Add unique context: They might pair the sounds with educational commentary, such as explaining the origin or behavior of the animal making the sound, or discussing its significance in nature. Creative combinations: Some channels mix animal sounds with other elements like relaxing nature scenes, ASMR, or meditation content, which makes the video more than just a raw sound clip. High production value: Channels that use high-quality audio and video, offering a well-crafted experience, may be considered more valuable than those just uploading generic sound clips. In your region, KZbin might be more stringent on repetitive or low-effort content, but in other regions, they could be more lenient as long as the video brings something distinctive to the viewer experience.