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People think faceless 2D channels are a low value grind. The opposite is true. Psychology and education is one of the better paying niches on YouTube, $4–$6.50 RPM, roughly double what entertainment pulls. So when one of these 2D channels lands a couple hundred thousand view video, that's four... show more

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Brian Guo2 months ago

I need to create a dedicated educational channel for my son. One that focuses on the content I want him to learn

AI Mastery Guide2 months ago

Faceless 2D being underrated is such a solid point

dn2 months ago

cost for a 15 minute video?

Authority Oladapo2 months ago

the RPM economics are real. but most tools still require manual grind. video 1 you're energized. video 5 you're burnt out on iteration and reworking. that's where creators plateau. the format wins when you go from idea to done in one flow. Stoicky does that free

Aden2 months ago

production being solved is exactly why the hook is the whole game now. anyone can make the stick figures. the one weird human behavior question that actually pulls 200k is the part that still doesnt scale

Tommy2 months ago

This is sick!

Md Monirul Islam2 months ago

Price

Channel Profiler2 months ago

totally agree! educational content is so valuable and often overlooked. great point! 🙌

Potato azul2 months ago

Nice

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