Hey guys and welcome back to my channel.
How many of you have been longing to start a YouTube channel, but stop in your tracks
because you don't want to be on camera?
I'm sure you know that video content is on the rise, and starting a YouTube channel is
a great way to grow your business and make money online.
In my last video I talked about 3 different ways to 'make a video without being on camera',
I'll leave the link to it in the description box below if you haven't watched that yet,
and in today's video I'll be sharing with you the 5 best faceless video ideas so that
you can make videos without showing your face.
If you've been wondering how to make YouTube videos because you're lacking ideas for YouTube
videos without showing your face, stay tuned until the end of this video to learn how to
make faceless YouTube videos, and to get a FREE cheat sheet with 9 brilliant tools that
you can use in your online business to save time and boost your productivity.
Also, make sure to subscribe and hit the bell to be notified every time I post a new video.
With that said let's go ahead and jump right in.
1.
Walk through your process with a whiteboard or doodle.
One of my favorite YouTubers who creates faceless videos is Matilda, who grew her minimalist
beauty YouTube channel to over 200,000 subscribers in just two years.
I'll leave the link to her channel in the description box below.
Contrary to many mainstream beauty YouTubers, she never shows her face, and instead showcases
beauty products by talking about them as they're overlayed on her whiteboard.
You can also provide a walk through of any topic by placing the camera above and doodling
or writing on a whiteboard, so that your face is never in sight.
2.
Create a how to or demo video.
This is awesome if you're showing someone your process, such as how to bullet journal
or how to cook a particular meal.
At most you'll be showing your hands as you take your viewers through each step, but your
face won't be seen.
3.
Product reviews.
If you're reviewing physical products, you can do an unboxing video showing what's new
or you can create decluttering videos showing which products are worth keeping, and which
ones are no longer making the cut.
If you're reviewing digital services instead, you can either do a screen recording or presentation,
which I talk about more in depth about in my video on 'how to make a video without being
on camera'.
Again, I'll leave the link to it in the description box below if you haven't watched that yet.
4.
Vlogging.
Many vloggers show their faces when they vlog and discuss what they do in their day-to-day
lives, but who says you can't vlog showing your viewers what's around you instead?
For instance, in this vlog on Allana Davison's channel, she does a walk through of what her
new apartment looks like without showing her face.
5.
Do a voiceover that overlays stock images or videos.
Instead of creating a video that shows your face as you explain a particular subject,
you can talk through a story or tutorial by creating a presentation with a number of stock
images or videos, and adding your voice on top of that.
A channel that does this exceptionally well, proven by their over 30 million subscriber
base, is Bright Side, which shares answers to life’s biggest questions.
I show you how you can create a video with stock images or videos in my tutorial on 'how
to make a video without being on camera', and if you're searching for more places to
find stock photos online, make sure to watch my video on 'how to find free stock photos
for websites'.
The link to it is in the description box below.
Now you know how to make YouTube videos without showing your face to grow your business and
make money online.
As promised, to download a FREE cheat sheet with 9 brilliant tools that you can use in
your online business to save time and boost your productivity, just click on the link
in the description box below.
So which of the ways to create videos without showing your face will you try first?
I'd love to hear your answer and start a conversation in the comments below, and remember to click
on the link in the description box below to get your FREE cheat sheet.
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