He Made $300K from Videos People Fall Asleep To: Inside Youtube's AI Slop Economy
Over the three years I've been doing YouTube, I've made somewhere around $250,000–300,000
This is Alex, a young man in a white T-shirt with a YouTube logo. He lives in a mid-sized European country and is building his YouTube business there. The average salary where he lives is $700 before taxes.
He doesn't make podcasts or record tutorials. His superpower is AI content that you watch to fall asleep or while cleaning your apartment. And videos like these now account for around a third of the entire YouTube feed. Let's take a look at how the world of faceless channels works and who can make decent money in this business.
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«You used to be able to make a video with a single image and get paid for it»
Alexhas been doing YouTube for four years and has been making money on the platform for three....
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