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Earn $950 A Day Copy & Pasting Google & YouTube Links: Quit 9-5 job & Go Viral

Odetta Rockhead-Kerr19:56

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What if you could make $950 online simply by copying and pasting links of trending Google news stories or viral YouTube videos with the use of a very user-friendly AI tool?

And here's the best part: you would not need to show your face or use your voice. Just a simple strategy that even a 10-year-old child could execute.

Now, this may sound too good to be true, rockstars, but give me a chance to walk you through how this is going to work step by step. I'm going to give you examples, share payment proof with you, and present success stories of others who are using this simple copy and paste method to make, hear this, $5,000 a day online.

So, if you're interested, knowing that this doesn't require any technical skills or any previous knowledge or experience, go ahead and write for me in the comments, "$950 a day." We need to start the manifestation process.

Welcome back to the Rockstar Academy, and thank you so much for continuing to come back whenever you see my videos pop up. I do not take it for granted, rockstars.

Now, before I even dive into the steps, let me talk to you about why trending topics or viral videos matter in the grand scheme of things when creating this kind of content.

Trending topics and videos about trending topics often go viral very quickly because they address what people are already searching for online.

Take this example of a faceless YouTube channel that posts trending topics. The channel is called Viral Now, and I'm showing you here on screen that it has over 770 subscribers.

As per VidIQ, as I'm showing you here on screen as well, it's making up to $177,000 a month, which works out to about $500 per day.

The same kind of content that is posted on Viral Now can easily be created with this Google copy and paste method that I'm about to share with you in this video.

Now, on another note, recreating viral YouTube videos is a powerful strategy for fast growth. Why, rockstars? Because it leverages proven topics that already resonate with large audiences. That's why it's getting a lot of views.

I'm going to show you how you can use the same simple copy and paste strategy or method that uses YouTube video links, not the videos, to create viral content and make it your own.

A channel like Bright Side, which has over 44 million subscribers, here, rockstars, actually earns, as per VidIQ, anywhere from $72,000 to $216,000 per month—not per year.

This equates to $2,400 a day at the lowest point. This channel is a prime example of the type of content that can be created with this simple copy and paste method that I'm about to share with you.

So enough of that, let's dive into how you can get this done as a beginner.

Now, in the first step, I'm going to share with you how to source your content, and we're going to do so from YouTube, which is owned by Google, and Google itself.

Let's start with viral YouTube videos first, and you can easily use this prompt in ChatGPT to get this done: "Give me examples of successful faceless YouTube channels."

And rockstars, as you can see here on screen, you're going to get a list with very large channels in various niches. But I always recommend that you choose educational content because it actually pays more money.

Now, from the list that I got from ChatGPT here, I have many options to choose from, but I'm going to go with Ted Ed as an example.

Ted Ed is a faceless educational YouTube channel where animated content related to things like science, history, and philosophy is being shared.

Ted Ed actually has over 20 million subscribers, as you can see here, and as per VidIQ, it makes at the lowest here, this rockstars, $5,000 a day.

I'm not promising you that you're going to make this kind of money overnight, but when I explain how simple this strategy is, I know you're going to see the possibilities.

Anyway, let's keep going. Go ahead and select videos from the menu of the channel and then select popular so that you can see the most viral videos on this particular channel.

Choose a viral video, and what I would say is choose one with a million views or more. This is the link that we're going to copy and use later as our source.

Now, let's get to the second source that we're going to use to create this content, and it is Google News. We'll be leveraging trending content.

All you have to do is to go in Google and search Google News and click the first link, which is Google News, as I'm doing here.

After landing on the Google News homepage, you'll be able to browse through categories, as I'm showing you here, like business, technology, sports, and their additional categories as well.

But your objective is to identify trending articles. As an example, at the time I was creating this video, this particular article was trending.

The URL or the link for this article, not the whole article, that's all we need.

Now let's move to step two. Once you have identified a viral YouTube video or a trending topic on Google News, the next step is to turn the links into professional videos by simply copying and pasting them.

We will use InVideo AI to get this done. Now, to get started with InVideo AI, just go ahead and go to the description below this video, click on the link—it's going to be a link at the top—and quickly create an account.

You'll then land on the InVideo AI homepage. Now let's get started with YouTube, and we're going to recreate our version of a viral video using a video link.

We're going to choose the channel Ted that I shared with you earlier on the Ted YouTube channel. I'm going to select video and I'm going to select popular, and we're going to choose this video here using the guidance that I shared earlier that it should have a certain amount of views.

Now, most of the videos on this particular channel are animated videos, but don't worry about that because we'll be able to recreate this with one click.

The video that we're going to choose is "What Would Happen If You Didn't Drink Water?" Now, as you can see here on Ted Ed, the video has over 22 million views.

Now let me play you a snippet of this video to set your expectations of what we will be replicating.

"Water is virtually everywhere, from soil moisture and ice caps to the cells inside our own bodies. Depending on factors like location, fat index, age, and sex, the average human is between 55 and 60% water."

Now all we're going to do is simply copy the URL or the link for this video by selecting share right here, as I'm doing on screen, and copy.

Now let's go back to the InVideo AI homepage, which you would have gotten to after clicking the link in the description of this video.

We're going to select "Create AI Video," as I'm doing here on screen. We're then going to enter this prompt in the command box on InVideo AI, which says, "Create a 2-minute animated video for YouTube using this YouTube video link."

We're going to paste the link that we copied from the YouTube video right here in InVideo AI. Just select "Generate a Video" to get things rolling.

Now, because we're creating an animated video, InVideo AI will automatically select generative media, which is available with the newest version of InVideo AI, which is version 3.

I will go ahead and continue with generative media, and I will modify the options here when prompted to "General Public" for the audience.

I'm going to leave the background and the platform as is, and then I'm going to select continue.

And rockstars, in minutes, InVideo is going to generate, using generative media, a professional animated video that will rival the original video that we're replicating.

But it will be so different that I promise you it's going to blow your mind. Do you believe me, rockstars?

Let's watch the video; I'll let you be the judge of that.

"Did you know that water makes up a staggering 55 to 60% of an adult's body? That's more than half. Water cushions and lubricates our joints, acting like a natural shock absorber.

It regulates our body temperature, helping us stay cool when it's hot and warm when it's cold. And perhaps most importantly, it nourishes our brain and spinal cord, keeping our central nervous system functioning properly.

Our heart is about 75% water, while our lungs are even more hydrated at 83%. Even our bones, which we often think of as dry and solid, contain about 31% water.

Our bodies are constantly losing water—about 2 to 3 liters every single day. We lose it through sweat, urine, bowel movements, and believe it or not, even through breathing.

When we start to get dehydrated, a part of our brain called the hypothalamus springs into action. It triggers the release of a hormone called ADH, which signals our kidneys to start holding on to water.

But if we don't replenish our water supply, we can start experiencing some pretty unpleasant symptoms. These can range from dark urine and fatigue to mood changes, low blood pressure, and even cognitive impairment.

So remember, staying hydrated is key to keeping your body functioning at its best."

Now, isn't this amazing? I'm sure you heard the level of creativity in that video, and it is very different from the original video that I showed you earlier.

Rockstars, if you agree with me that this video is amazing, I want you to go ahead and write "amazing" in the comments, especially knowing that we created this video by just copying and pasting a link.

Unbelievable! Do you remember when I told you earlier that a 10-year-old could actually do this? I'm sure you believe me now.

Now, I kept the video at 2 minutes because I wanted to show it in this video, and I didn't want this video to be too long.

But a longer video could have been created, and it would have been more engaging because with InVideo AI, there are absolutely no limits. You are in control of your creativity.

Now you can edit elements of this video, as I'm showing you here on screen, using InVideo AI to include things like changing the voiceover, the music if you want to change it, and the actual media that is used.

Because you can go right here, where I'm showing you on screen, and create generative media to replace what you got in the video if you have that desire.

You can also clone your own voice, and that way you don't have to record yourself for future videos. I'll link this video in the description that explains how you can clone your voice with InVideo AI so it sounds more like you if that's your preference.

Now, to download your video, just select download here, as I'm doing, and I'll leave the default options. In a few minutes, it will show up in your download folder.

Now that was fun, but I need a little bit more of your time because I want to show you the other way that you can use Google News this time to create content using this copy and paste method.

Let us use the link that we identified earlier from Google News to create this video, and we will replicate the process that I just shared by using this prompt: "Create a 2-minute video for YouTube using this blog link."

We're going to copy the link from Google News for that particular article, which was about the power cuts, and we're going to paste it right beside the prompt in InVideo AI.

Again, let's select "Generate Great Video," and when prompted, as I'm showing you here on screen, just choose the best options for the content that you are creating.

Now, for this particular video, I'm not going to use generative media; I'm going to go with stock media as the option.

And in just a few minutes, from this simple copy and paste method, you have a professional YouTube video about a trending topic that people are actively searching for on Google because they want to know what's going on with the power cuts.

Let's watch the video together, rockstars.

"Hey everyone, it's Rockstar Academy here, bringing you the latest on the massive power outage that hit Kentucky following a brutal winter storm.

As of January 7th, over 29,000 customers were left without power across the state. Initially, the number was nearly 40,000, with Western Kentucky bearing the brunt of the storm's impact.

Henderson County was the hardest hit, with a staggering 6,944 outages reported. Other counties like Critton, Livingston, Jackson, Rock Castle, and Breathitt also faced significant outages, though their numbers were relatively lower.

The utility company LG and EKU reported that 4,548 of their customers were affected. Officials have been working tirelessly to restore power, aiming to have 95% of affected customers back online by late Tuesday night.

This storm serves as a stark reminder of how vulnerable our infrastructure can be during severe weather events. If you're in one of the affected areas, please stay safe. Always stay clear of downed power lines and report them immediately to your utility provider.

For those seeking shelter or resources, local community centers and emergency services are here to help. And if you have power, consider reaching out to neighbors who might need assistance.

Thanks for tuning in. Stay safe, stay warm, and keep an eye on your local news for more updates. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell for more breaking news."

Let's change the voiceover to a southern male accent, and all I'll need to do is to type a command right here in the box on InVideo AI, and let's take a listen.

"Hey everyone, it's Rockstar Academy here, bringing you the latest on the massive power outage that hit Kentucky following a brutal winter storm."

Listen, it's as easy as that to make changes to your videos.

Now let's move to step three, which is posting and scaling. Now that you know how to create viral YouTube videos and trending blogs from Google News, it's time to create a YouTube channel and start posting these videos on your channel.

Now, I have shared a link in the description of this video from one of our Patreon club members, Tam, who created a video that's very beginner-friendly on how to create a YouTube channel as a beginner.

So go ahead and use that if you don't know how to get your channel created.

Now, after you have gotten your channel created and you start posting, consistency will be key because without it, you will not grow on YouTube.

Make sure that you're posting short trending videos that are about 1 to 3 minutes long multiple times daily as news breaks.

Because for your channel to be relevant, it must be current. If you opt, however, to go with an educational video like the Ted video that we recreated that was animated, posting one to three times per week, videos that are 5 to 7 minutes long is a great way to start.

By posting regularly, rockstars, you actually maximize your chances of going viral.

Now, let me be frank with you: you will not likely go viral initially. It took me years of posting at least three videos per week while showing my face to go viral on YouTube, and it took a few months to get our first viral video with one of my faceless channels.

Yet on another faceless channel that I have, which I'm showing you here on screen, the first video we posted went viral with over 100,000 views in just 2 days.

Your journey may differ from others, so be patient, as many of these channels that are making $11,000 or more per day have been posting consistently for years.

This is not fast money, but take it from me, it's good money when you wake up and see that you have made money while you were sleeping from the videos that you're posting and YouTube placing ads on these videos and paying you per 1,000 views at the end of each month.

All that said, knowing that this is a simple copy and paste method that can actually make you this kind of money should give you hope and inspire you to stick to this, as very little effort is required.

Now, you can try InVideo for free, but if you want to use their generative capabilities, I highly recommend that you go with the generative plan that starts at $96 per month.

It's actually the plan that I have, and it gives me the most bang for my buck with 15 generative minutes per month.

If you're already an InVideo AI user, you can simply go to the add-on screen, as I'm showing you here, and buy generative seconds to be used.

Now, if you want to opt to use stock media, like I showed you earlier to create your videos, and this was shown in the second example, you can do so at as little as $28 per month if you subscribe to the yearly plan.

Now, rockstars, this copy and paste method is not just a side hustle; it's a life-changing opportunity that could potentially retire you when done right.

So whether you're aiming for $100 a day or $950 a day, the only thing standing between you and success is action.

So grab that device, and let's turn those links into life-changing income using InVideo AI. Until next time, walk good.