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How to Make Money Silently:

Starting a YouTube channel can feel like a challenge, especially because you’ll fear that your family and friends will find out about your channel and laugh at you for not having any subscribers and views. But do you want to know the truth? For now, your family and friends won’t see your videos. Simply don’t tell them that you have a channel and they won’t know about it anytime soon. YouTube is not like Instagram and other social platforms where your contacts will be informed that you’re onboard. YouTube won’t tell anyone you know that you’re making videos, so, you’re safe.

If you’re still scared, then make faceless videos or use an avatar just like this one you’re watching right now. You can also use a name that people don’t know you by, or use generic words like “career institution” or “Tales and Folks”, yeah, those are mine, so, don’t use them, but I’m using them just as examples to help you catch up.

Another platform you can safely use without anyone you know finding you is a blog. If you have some money to buy domain name and hosting, then, it’s worth investing in. The issue though is that blogs grow slower than YouTube channels, this is because you’ll be the one to advertise your blog in order to grow, but if you have a YouTube channel and you’re consistent, YouTube algorithm will eventually push your channel to be seen.

But for me, I have both blogs and a YouTube channel, I might create more channels in the future though, I don’t know for now.

The bottom line is this: if you want to grow peacefully on the internet and make money online without the pressure and fear of being discovered right away by people who know you in real life, then, consider creating a YouTube channel or starting a blog, or maybe both.

However, the easiest to go unnoticed is a blog, because there’s hardly any reason to use your name or show your face, but the downside of blogging is that you’ll need some money for hosting, domain name, and advertising.

But YouTube is completely free.

These days, blogging is no longer just for writers, you can create one for several purposes.

If you’re not comfortable voicing your videos, you can use different AI tools, and some are available for free. However, if you’re using YouTube, be careful of copyright claims on free voiceovers, it’s better to use paid ones or use your own voice.

Make sure to post consistently even if you’re not seeing results whether on your blog or YouTube channel. You’ll definitely eventually grow.