Unless you've been living under a literal Rock the last couple of months, you've probably heard about YouTube automation.

I run several faceless YouTube accounts, earning me over $155,000 every month from ad revenue alone, not to mention all the other income streams I've built up through the accounts.

After watching this video, you'll have everything you need to make your first $10,000 a month on YouTube.

I'm talking how to set up your first account, to creating actually high-quality shorts with AI, and lastly, how then to automate your entire production workflow.

You see, I was browsing Discord the other day and found this one mysterious developer.

Turns out, he's building the craziest AI tool to create shorts.

It's never been revealed on YouTube, and to be honest, I actually don't know if this is a good idea to show everyone or not.

I'm going to talk about it more later on, but just to demonstrate, here's what you're going to be able to create with one single mouse click.

And of course, it's 100% monetizable.

Did you know about the time when a US town was invaded by rabbits?

This crazy situation occurred in the small small town of St Olaf, Iowa.

Now let's get to the video, and guess what?

This wouldn't be complete without the guidance of our very own automation expert, Horus.

What's up fellas. Thanks for inviting me Leo.

Now let's get into making some Wi-Fi money, shall we?

That's right, and what's the first step?

Well, the first step towards making money is obviously setting up your YouTube account.

Now, I'm not going to get into this too deep since it's a very straightforward process.

You just follow YouTube's instructions.

It just takes a minute or two.

I thought I'd give you some information at least, so I wrote a list of things you can make sure to do in order for your YouTube account to be set up correctly.

Horus, can you put it on screen?

Just pause the video and you'll be good to go.

Now let's get into what every single one of you is waiting for: how to create videos using AI that will get you accepted into the YouTube Partner program, earning you cold hard cash.

As I said before, the AI tool I'm going to show you has not yet reached the surface on YouTube.

It was released a couple of weeks ago, and I've been using it to automate several channels, earning me a couple each month.

Horus, can you tell us a little bit more?

Of course.

Well, to begin with, you need to have a grasp of how the tool works.

ShortX, as it is called, is a custom-built system combining all different AI processes related to creating a video.

I'm talking the voice over, the script editing, all that jazz.

However, there are three things that make this tool truly special.

It is 100% automated.

The only thing your lazy bum will have to do is press one button, and you'll have a finished video.

Every short is unique and 100% monetizable on YouTube and TikTok.

And last but not least, it doesn't give you these crappy videos like all other AI tools.

These videos are high quality and actually quite enjoyable.

Thanks a lot.

I'm going to stop teasing and actually show you the tool.

As Horus talked about, it's called ShortX. Just head over to the website I put in the description, create an account as usual.

Now, all that's left is the fun stuff.

By the way, I actually managed to close a deal with the developer of ShortX before I made this video, so everyone that subscribes to my YouTube can use the code howtoaI for 33% off on their first purchase.

Anyways, once you're in, just press on automation library and pick a random template.

Don't worry, these aren't the only videos you can create.

I'll show you later on how to create your own template so you can use this tool for any niche you want.

But once you've clicked on one of the templates, you'll see a lot of different settings.

For example, here you can use the prompt that will be used to generate the video script if you want.

It's of course possible to use your own prompt, or you can just paste in your script if you'd rather do that.

For all the script generation, ShortX uses GPT-3.5.

So when I create my videos, I always generate the script with GPT-4 and ChatGPT to get the highest possible quality.

It doesn't matter that much, but you know, why not?

I know that getting ChatGPT to actually write good scripts can be pretty hard, so I'm working on a literal prompt bundle that will include over 200 script prompts.

It might not be done by the time I'm uploading this video, but you can get Early Access through the link I've put in the description.

And a last bonus tip regarding the script, keep in mind to give instructions on the length of the script to avoid unnecessary regenerations and all that.

If we move one tab to the right, you can change all the settings for the image generation.

If you want a specific style for the images, just choose the Custom Image Style and you can insert your own custom prompts.

It's a lot to take in, huh?

If everything I'm talking about feels like a big blur, make sure to join my Discord.

Me and my staff will personally help you out with all your questions.

Now, if we move on to the next section, here's where you can choose the AI voice.

And if I actually go into the tab here, you'll see that you either can choose from some less good quality voices, which are obviously cheaper, or you can choose the ElevenLabs voices in the bottom, which are the best ones.

If you've watched my videos before, you'll know that I use ElevenLabs for basically every one of my channels.

There's no AI voiceover website better than it.

I'm going to choose Clyde, because I like that one.

Now, I don't want to drag this out too much, but all the way to the right, you have pretty much all the settings that determine how your video looks.

It's pretty self-explanatory, but I'll do some small changes to make the video look like I wanted to.

To sum it up, you can change the subtitling, remove these white particles, change the transition speed, stop the wobble effect, and actually, this is pretty handy, you get to choose music that is copyright and royalty-free, so you don't have to do that manually after the video is done.

Now that everything is completely perfect, I'll just go ahead and press run automation.

Here you can see the system starting all these little AI processes to create the actual video.

Now, it's going to take a minute, probably, so I'll just fast forward a little bit to keep you from waiting.

All right, so it's done, son.

Horus, will you please turn off the lights and make it a little cozier in here?

Okay, we'll do.

Let's look at the results.

Did you know about the time when a US town was invaded by rabbits?

This crazy situation occurred in the small town of St Olaf, Iowa, in 1876.

The town faced an invasion of rabbits that almost seems like something out of a storybook.

Initially, the rabbits were a minor nuisance, but as their numbers grew exponentially, it became a significant.

That looks great.

It's engaging, has a strong hook.

It's also easier to make longer videos if you want to start posting them on TikTok to make money as well.

And as I mentioned before, they are, of course, 100% monetizable.

This is because they're not just regular slideshows.

It's got transitions and other effects which helps differentiate it from all other AI content on YouTube.

The next step is pretty much just to upload the actual video on YouTube.

As you can see, ShortX also generates an appropriate title and description.

Now, this might be a little bit controversial, but I wouldn't spend too much time on using the right tag and stuff like that.

I prefer to let the algorithm do its own thing so that it can push your content and try different audiences.

This is also very important when you're about to post your second short.

Make sure to choose your other short here so that it recommends your video when the viewer has watched one of them.

By now, you should pretty much be done and have posted your first video.

Congratulations!

The absolute most important thing you need to know if you're going to make some serious money with the strategy, however, is that you need to understand how to use these AI tools correctly.

You will not earn $10,000 per month by just posting clips like this one on one YouTube account.

People think this is a get-rich-quick scheme.

It's not.

You have to be smart about it if you want to make a lot of money.

So let's think about it.

What are the pros with using AI?

Why would anyone ever do it?

First off, using AI is cheap.

If you use tools like ShortX or other online websites, you can easily create videos for around $1 to $3 each.

Any short produced through a team of editors, voiceover artists, and scriptwriters would cost up to $50 per short, which is really hard to keep up with if you're just starting out.

Secondly, creating videos with AI is time efficient.

This is what you want to leverage.

The quality of the videos won't be as good as a human-made video that costs $50, but what you can do is compete through volume.

Upload more videos.

Use the simple production process to your advantage.

That's pretty much it.

No, no, no.

It definitely is not.

I've got one last secret tip only the real geniuses know, including myself.

Since we're dealing with AI, you can easily combine these systems to make fully automated systems.

Imagine a solution that'll let you bulk create shorts that have the same quality as ShortX provides.

A system that will also communicate with TikTok and YouTube to automatically post your videos.

That is perfection.

I'll have to stop you there, Horus, before you reveal too much.

Actually, if this video gets 5,000 likes, I will make a tutorial on how to set up a fully automated YouTube shorts channel so that you can make money while you literally sleep.

There's also a lot of different ways you can utilize ShortX, like selling finished shorts on Fiverr, since the demand for that has skyrocketed during the last months.

So comment if you want to see that as well.

Now it's time for me and Horus to go on the next automation adventure.

See you later.