After looking at the FanVue courses and the crypto trading courses, we found a new niche popping up: YouTube Automation courses.
The way they frame it is rather unsettling:
“pov: you’re 19 and post brainrot for kids as living…”
We counted around 10 accounts posting organic videos in this space.
There are 3 main formats they use.
The first is the classic young hustler vibe from the example above.
The second format is meme based. It’s used less often but still brings in strong numbers. The video below hit 8.9M views.
It does not promote the offer directly and instead focuses on motivation and slowly building an audience.
Another account only posts motivational edits with a call to action in the bio that leads to a Discord server.
The creator is clearly a pre-teen. He uses a money-hustle visual style that’s adapted to younger viewers, with YouTube awards instead of piles of cash.
We love the dramatic door opening visual hook used there.
The last format is the mass faceless style where the creator films the screen and walks through a chart step by step.
The account pulled 1.3M targeted views and drives traffic to a Discord link in the bio.
Explore their hooks and viral videos:
Overall there are several creative formats and two main approaches.
One is the indirect route where the content pushes people into a Discord that later leads to a course.
The other is the direct route that sends viewers straight to a course using a link tree or landing page.
They could also add an auto DM lead magnet to make the funnel even more aggressive.
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