Step 1. Use ChatGPT Agent or Operator and use a prompt like this;
“You are the world’s best YouTube strategist. Your goal is to research the top viral faceless YouTube channels and the top performing videos. List the top 3 niches that have the most viral opportunity, and then rank them in order of the best opportunity.”
Step 2. Choose one of those topics, then prompt CHATGPT with this prompt;
“Using [enter niche] outline 30 video topics that you feel have the highest likeliness to go viral. Then, write a 60 second or less video script for each one. Present the information in a spreadsheet organized by video title and script”
Step 3. Download that spreadsheet and then load it into www.syllaby.io
You can now upload that spreadsheet of video titles and scripts into Syllaby’s bulk scheduler!
It will automatically create all 30 of those faceless videos, optimize them for SEO on YouTube, and publish them automatically!
You can literally use this strategy to find the best viral opportunity on the internet, and automate the entire process!!!
Creating viral faceless videos sounds like a fun project! 
To make 30 days of content in just 10 minutes, you’ll need a solid plan. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started:
1. *Concept brainstorming*: Use ChatGPT to generate ideas for your faceless videos. Ask it to suggest themes, topics, or styles that could go viral.
2. *Script generation*: Feed your ideas into ChatGPT and have it create scripts for your videos. You can ask it to generate 30 scripts at once!
3. *Content calendar*: Plan out your 30-day content schedule. Decide on video length, tone, and style for each day.
4. *Visuals*: Use a template or a tool like Canva, Adobe After Effects, or Blender to create faceless video templates. You can also use AI-generated visuals or animations.
5. *Voiceover*: Choose a voiceover style and record or generate audio for each video. You can use text-to-speech tools or hire a voice actor.
6. *Editing*: Use a video editing tool like Adobe Premiere Rush, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve to assemble your videos.
To save time, consider:
– *Batching*: Create all your scripts, then all your visuals, and finally all your voiceovers.
– *Templates*: Use pre-made templates for your videos to speed up the design process.
– *Automation*: Look into tools that can automate video creation, like Lumen5 or InVideo.