0:00 In October 2025, my Faceless YouTube Shorts channel made me $56,000. Around the same time, another channel of mine went from zero to $150 million views a month consistently over the last 4 months. And then I repeated this process again with another channel of mine that went from 0 to $23,000 in less than 90 days. But the truth is, it's impossible to find this faceless niches because the niches with the most explosive growth are always created, not found. So, well, other videos similar to this one are going to give you the incognita method that takes hours and only gives you the surface level niches or next level extension method that is good but everyone else is using it so it's a bit oversaturated or just in general basic surface level information
0:46 uh without any real examples. In this video, you're going to find the niche bending method, the one that we created just recently. Uh the eight content categories to adopt any format for to invent the niche and create a new one and nine unique bands and examples for you to take inspiration from right away. So, while everyone is giving you the fish and the often very root one, I'm going to give you the fishing rod so you can get the fish whenever you want. And I want to get started with what I call a niche bend because niche bending is simply a mechanism that I use to create unique niches for my portfolio and out of YouTube clients. Uh and when I posted this method on Twitter, it went absolutely crazy. 140,000 views, 1.3,000
1:31 likes, meaning people in a faceless YouTube space, they have never seen this before. uh no one could articulate the overall process of creating niches from scratch better than I did in this twid. So today I'm going to give you the extensive version of it and uh show you step by step how to create niches for yourself. And this is also what I did with for him someone whose story I'll share uh later. And after he posted his first ever video in niche that we created together, he got 500,000 views on the first ever short, which is absolutely amazing. And to give you an idea how it works, I prepared a couple examples. U so this channel, many of you have seen it, primate economics. Uh this was monkeys explaining economy. So uh
2:17 the niche was 2D simple animations. Uh and uh the scripts were obviously made with the eye uh explaining complicated stuff with monkeys. And then a bend that uh this second channel came up with was the fitness industry. So they decided to adapt the same format and the same uh monkey trigger to the fitness niche. And instead of explaining how taxes work in with bananas, they started explaining how to get more uh bigger biceps uh with bananas and apes and how to basically get apps and get fit and stuff like this. So they kept the format, they kept the viral triggers but they changed the market from finance to fitness and that's how they created a niche for themselves. Uh and this way basically
3:04 they could ideulate their videos in seconds creating original pieces of content every single time with just a few prompts. So for example the the format as I said was monkeys explaining with bananas but then they took information from other creators uh who are shooting videos with their face. for example, uh Jeff who who did this video about how to get apps in 60 days. So they took the information from one video and a format from another video and they combined the two getting an unique new piece of content that has a proof of format and proof of concept meaning a proof of idea and uh uh that there is a market for this kind of content and I prepared a chipd or cloudi prompt that you can use to adapt any video for any
3:49 format you want. Basically, you just need to create scripts. Um, you just need to extract those scripts from each video you use uh through node GPT and then uh add those uh scripts here and there. And this prompt will give you the exact script of your future video. This way you can create not only ideas but al also scripts for your videos in seconds. This is something that we've been using for a long time. And if you want to get this prompt then uh the document will be linked uh in the description or in a pin comment. So uh check this out. Now how do you actually create niche band and unique niches for yourself? A niche is basically a combination of the content category or so-called market and a format. So basically every niche has a
4:35 content category and a market. And there's a very limited amount of content categories on YouTube. For example, uh these are the most popular content categories uh that now exist on YouTube. The most popular one is obviously gaming. Then there's lifestyle and vlogs education DIY health beauty true crime, finance, uh B2B, tech, uh and real estate. So these are the the gigantic ones with billions and billions of views. So this is the macro level. Most of these content categories are wellnown and each one of them has billions of views across different formats. But formats are micro level and the new ones emerge every single day. So there's unlimited amount of formats and the every single day on YouTube there are new ones but then the content categories almost never change.
5:22 Sometimes there is a a new emerging content category but it takes them a very long time to uh to get known to to become like you know this gi gigantic piece of YouTube. Uh this is an example of formats explained with bananas the one that we used in uh in the past why it sucks to be born as someone. This is uh another 2D format that was uh going crazy last couple of months. For example, AI influencers. This is something that we've seen with Nick Invests and Fasted Fred. Again, channels like this are blowing up right now. And every something explained in X amount of minutes. Uh this format was out there for a long time and it seems to deliver again and again. So the niche bending is basically taking a format so mikra and applying it to a different market macro
6:09 and that's simply what it is. To give you more examples and to give you context on how it works and how you can use it for your niche for example going to start with history uh to fitness something that happened to my channel in the past. So, I know that Art of War went crazy viral uh during the summer and everyone started trying to replicate its success and uh some of my most stupid competitors just came in and uh try to uh copy and paste my videos in the same exact niche. But this approach is uh useless because you will always be the second and not the first one in the in the niche to do so. But this account actually did something smart. So they took a niche which was war history explained with 3D animation and they banned it to fitness and human body
6:56 explained with 3D animation. So they kept the viral format the 3D animation and those breakdowns of the body. But while I was showing how the body reacts to a bullet or a knife or whatever, uh they decided to show how it reacts to [snorts] you lifting weights or to you using different uh like morning routines and stuff like this. So again, proven format, new market with crazy amounts of views and this way they invented the niche for themselves and I think their most popular video by now has close to like 40 million views and on average they got like 5 million views on each video they did. U again this is a perfect example of a niche band. Then another one presidents to kings. Uh this one is more recent one. Uh I actually
7:41 liked u the original channel but uh Agent Floppy went viral from his first ever video. He got like 5 million views on his first long form and he did it talking about US presidents you know favorite foods of US presidents how every US president died or what are the you know banned items from the white house and etc. So basically discussing the overall day-to-day life of uh US presidents and this guy decided to change US presidents to kings and monarchs. Basically using the same exact formats, the same exact titles and thumbnails, but changing one little details and coming up with a niche for himself. Uh his channel from the second video he posted went viral. I think it was like 250,000 views or so. Um and
8:27 again a very simple band to execute on but uh a very um you know very proven and working one. And then the last one I'm going to give you in this section is finance to fitness. Uh another case where you take two very big content categories and markets and you adapt the format from one to another. We already talked about these channels, but essentially Nick Invests was the first account in the sphere where it was an AI influencer explaining complicated finance stuff and mortgages and different um like stocks and stuff like this. Uh and then basically fasted Fred was the one to adapt the same exact format. You can even see how similar his uh titles are essentially like different colors, different person. But then
9:12 again, it's an AI influencer uh in 2D uh sticker style format explaining in this case fitness instead of finance. So the fitness and finance, I often see how those niches share similar formats. So again, if you are in any one of those, try to uh look for inspiration like within your indirect competitors because that's where you typically find ideas that you can bring to your industry and become the first one to do so. So basically, here's the formula. How do you niche bend the formats? How do you create a niche for yourself? You find a new format, adapt it to the C content category where you have an advantage, and you create a unique niche. What I mean by that is if you are a fitness trainer yourself, then a fitness niche
9:58 makes a lot of sense for you. You should probably look for proven formats in finance, in health, um any other industry and try to bring those formats to the industry where you have the skill advantage. Or for example, if you are a finance year and you understand finances, then you know you you do the exact opposite. You look for the formats in the fitness space and you bring the new ones to uh the finance space where you can become the first one to ever use this format. This is what I call the niche band and this is why I say that you will create a niche for yourself because no one else tried this unique combination before. How do you do it in practice? And I couldn't pause this video without giving you the exact step by step. So, I essentially created this
10:44 map for you where I already did uh the exact same process for two niches. So, you can get an example of how it's going to look like. Essentially, with this one, I started with the most probably the most used format in uh 2D animation I've ever saw, every something explained in x amount of minutes. This format was out there for for years now and uh again, it's been delivering. Uh but the reason why I wanted to start with this one is because I was sure that I will able to find at least a viral video in each and every like content category that we discussed. Um so starting with the most popular ones gaming I found this video greatest esport teams explained in 14 minutes as you can see 400k views and as you can see they just simply bend the same format for gaming.
11:32 Then lifestyle and vlogs every level of wealth explained in 13 minutes 2.2 2 million views. Then education and science, every band book explained in 15 minutes, 3.4 million views. Again, all of it is on different channels. And some of those are channels specifically designed for this content category for education and science or for example for DIY. This video, this one is the only one that is not faceless, but uh uh 18 types of drywall explained. this could be you know a potential niche for you because again there are no 2D channels explainers in this particular category but again you can see that the market share of this on YouTube is very big uh then health and fitness every drug explained in 17 minutes 2.6 million
12:18 views beauty and fashion even like I wasn't sure about this category but I managed to find wardrop essentials explained in 12 minutes almost a million views then true crime the most notorious serial killers explained 2.8 8 million views, 1.2 million views in finance, and uh 10,000 views probably the least uh in tech. But again, tech is very small and very target specific. So, you should only go in tech if you have an affiliate link or a product to sell. I wouldn't recommend you go in tech if you just chase the AdSense revenue. So this is how I would start breaking down formats when it comes to uh creating your own niches and uh thinking about uh about those. Now another format that I did
13:03 this with is explained with bananas. Another one we already discussed but you can already see by looking at the map how many free spots are there. And when you are doing a niche bending method, when you're like researching niches this way, you should always look for formats where they're so untapped that there are more free spots on the on the map than uh the taken ones. Uh so for example this video about tariffs and essentially the monkey economics uh channel is in finance and as you can see finance is just a small portion of the market but there are niches like true crime for example or gaming or lifestyle or science in this case the like science is already taken. So, how to increase testosterone explained by ape. Uh, and
13:49 this one, health and fitness, you know, different concepts like how fitness works, the ones that we've discussed. But then look at the all of the free spots. I even brainstorm some ideas that you can use. So, like how maniacs are created in society explained with bananas or how this particular murder worked explained by ape and etc. Then real estate, how mortgages work explained by ape or every major comeback in the two explained with bananas etc. So there is so many opportunities within this format because it it was only really used three times in three different industries but all other industry is free where you can bend the format and you can adopt the format for it becoming the first account in this
14:35 space to ever do it. But this is how you do it in practice. Um, I'm going to link the mirror map for you in the description as well, so that every time you find a format, you can go and analyze whether this format was already used in each or one of those industries or not. And then if it wasn't, then you can dedicate the entire account and become again the first one uh to ever do it, which will result in you getting way more views than competitors because the format becomes your competitive advantage. to give you even more examples of how I and my clients used it in practice. Rome, I'm sure you've seen his channel uh who went through the entire art of YouTube program. He used the niche bending method to create a unique niche for himself. I remind you that a niche is a combination of content
15:20 category and the market. And uh um with this unique band, he recently crossed a million subs and uh his brand is making close to $50,000 a month just because of the uh properly selected niche at the very beginning of the process. So you remember my channel where history explained with 3D and he was also in the 3D niche 3D space and he decided to focus on scams, casinos and sports and explain them with 3D animation. Um and his most popular videos are gaining 20 30 million views. Uh and again he just recently crossed uh a million subs and now waiting for his gold play button. Now another client of mine uh SE we decided to uh keep the content category.
16:06 This is also a tool uh for you to to remember. Uh you can keep the content category but then change uh the format which is uh also going to be another niche band that uh you do to invent something unique. In his case, we took inspiration from Infin's Diary channel, which is wholesome commentary channel, and we replaced saturated commentary with something more branded and more unique. Uh, which I'm not going to reveal in this video, but you can look at the graph. You can see that uh Seth made uh his first 10K uh 20K months uh just recently at the end of December um last year. Uh and again, absolutely amazing niche band. He became the first ever to do it uh in this niche. And just recently another client of mine, the one I told you about at the beginning for
16:51 him. During our on boarding call, I realized that uh he was a dentist basically. He came to me. He was like, "Tim, I want to start a history channel." And I was like, "Yeah, but history is a bit more saturated right now. Are you sure you want to do this?" And then during the conversation, we figured out that he's a dentist. And I was like, "Okay, cool. What if we go to Zagd Films uh as absolutely amazing um 3D example and what if we try to find videos about teeth on his channel and when we did that we realized that every single video that Zach Films did about teeth exploded to tens of millions of views and that's when we knew that teeth are going to work and we decided to start an entire channel about teeth and
17:37 you know proving that concept for him posted uh only two videos and the first one ever uh to be posted got 500,000 views. Uh again, the the whole channel is about teeth right now. And now he has the competitive advantage because he is a dentist. He just naturally knows way more than his competitors uh about the topic that uh they're talking about. And this is what I call the niche vending. Right now, there are four crazy profitable niches and uh around 12 niche bents that I'm paying attention to and I'm giving to the art of YouTube clients. There are niches like this with a half a billion views and only 36 videos posted or for example the fourth one is the craziest 58 videos posted, 1.2 billion views. And niches like that
18:24 are very easy to adapt. for example like 2D pixel style animation or low poly style 3D animation. Those are very easy to adapt and there are niche bands just like this one where like almost the full circle is free and you can take any industry you want any industry that interests you because of the RPMs or your professional skill set. And again they're almost all free for the taking because there are just a few channels in those content categories for now. I already personally invested in one of these four and I'm about to scale it using the rest of our system and others are still very untapped as I said but the art of YouTube clients are going to catch up with those very soon. So, if you want to take the natural next step, I highly recommend you check out the art
19:11 of YouTube. U in the description, you'll find the link to uh to check it out. But essentially, this is where I personally show our clients and students how to hire, build systems, and uh scale YouTube as a business using niche band as just one out of zillion different tactics and uh uh tricks that we use uh to stand out to create something unique and to build niches and channels for ourselves. So, I'm not a fan of those saturated markets such as commentary or AI slop. are more into branded channels, the ones that you can monetize for longer and the ones that will stay around even when YouTube is uh absolutely crazy taking down channels here and there. So, we basically take
19:56 creators who used to run commentary long form AI slop or other channels and we show them how to dominate the branded YouTube channel space and this is how people are making up to 2K a day uh getting silver play buttons 1.4K 4K day or for example Kil who got 50,000 long form views on his second ever video using the niche band that I actually showed you in this video. Together we'll launch a branded YouTube channel and uh then we'll do three main things. We'll hire the high ROI team of 2D or 3D animators. This is something that we are probably the best at at the market right now. We'll build systems uh so that you can uh run it yourself with a predictable team who you can rely on and uh we'll scale the channels through the ideation and scripting frameworks. Uh
20:42 again the niche bending tool and method is like one out of like hundreds of different methods that uh I'm going to give you. Choose the niche to uh define niche to then um you know make sure that the niche actually worth it and etc. uh and while helping you along the way with our network of YouTubers, daily script reviews, channel breakdowns, and help of my HR. So, if that sounds something like you'd be interested in, uh just find this link in the description, the art of YouTube.com uh and apply to work directly with me or just watch a free 53minut masterclass that I have on the same exact website. You'll enjoy it anyways. Uh it doesn't make you um like you don't need to leave your email or anything to watch it. Just go ahead, find the link in the description, watch it, and let me know uh if you are ready
21:29 to take one of those niche bands and scale it to 15K months together with our systems.
