/wiz/ - Wizardry

It'll work OP, and it'll be pretty easy.

it's harder than you think. first of all, it's very competitive, most "creators" make content for years with no views, and once you do make it, it becomes just another job. you will have to force yourself to make videos when you don't feel like it and you'll have to make certain kinds of videos that take advantage of the algorithm and "meta" and sacrifice your creative vision.

if you're highly opinionated and notice things other people might miss, you can try to get a following on X/Twitter. the algorithm is very generous and i regularly see stuff explode on there that's basically shit you've read on 4chan 10 years ago and well-worded shower thoughts. getting a following is easier than on youtube because you can engage with other people's tweets. to get paid, you do need a small subscription tho, but i think the barrier to entry is much lower than on other platforms. if one of your tweets explode, you can advertise some product with your affiliate code for extra monetization. also from there, you can funnel people into your other stuff, like a substack blog if you want to write longer form content or youtube channel or patreon if you do art.

>What sort of content then could a wizard use to get views?

you could make content for other wizardly types, shut-ins or blackpill types. zoomers are hungry for that kind of content, but your growth would be somewhat limited. the best content is neutral hobby-related videos where you can plug sponsors i.e. you're talking about lifting weights and you put some gym equipment seller in the middle of the video. but videos in general do best if you present yourself and talk in front of a good camera, or better yet include footage from your environment and life, makes it easier for the viewers to connect with you.

i think you should be thinking about what you are good and knowledgeable at, rather than thinking what's going to make you money. you can make it with very niche content, it just needs to presented well and find the right audience.

LOL

you re about 10, 15, 20 years too late. No easy money. And its all Ai crap now

>>229457
I think you're a mentally retarded blackpiller. It's never been easier to make bux by making crappy YoTube videos that appeal top the lowest common denominator. Three thousand new adsense accounts are affixed to YouTube channels each day and just about every one has a at least a small platoon of parasocial Patreon paypigs.
>OoOOooOO scary A.I
Nigger A.I is going to make grifting money from bugpeople even easier than before.

it’s too late to make any money, who would sit and watch a wizard play eroges where the mc seduces her 8 year old sister?. Also you can get a million views on a video and that barely translates to a couple hundred dollars, you need to have a gigantic audience of people with faulty brains to parasite from society through content

>>229460
views aren't the only way to make money on youtube. most channels have sponsor segments so the video pays for itself before it's even published. of course, the more subscribers and views you have, the more you can ask from sponsors.

Hook yourself up to some mild electrodes then have them shock you while you're doing shit. Normies are sadists, and they'll be shamed for it if you hang your head low for the virtue-signallers. But normies will still pay to jolt you.
Do it gaming most days, with one day for getting jolted in the kitchen while making and forcing yourself to eat disgusting retro recipes. If you have a wizard's nest have an option for people to get a patreon tier to make you clean one room. While they zap you.
Dehumanize yourself by making Frankenstein's creature your gimmick.
Bam. Your content is gonna be on par with Chip-Chan or whatever that crazy Koreans name was.

if you can garner an audience, doesn't that mean you are popular and have friends? Get out of here with all that!

>>229461
You conveniently leave out the fact 99,9% of content creators have less than a thousand subscribers and nobody is going to sponsor them jack shit.

They earn at best a few dozen bucks a year.

>>229499
>99,9% of content creators have
A family to pay for with a full-time job they need to take lengthy commutes to. They work the 4HL and have been mindraped in to being hollow uncultured shells who can't conceive of ways to achieve a following aside from poorly copying other failures in the same boat. They are majority low IQ third worlders too. Their failure is due to their lifestyle. Any man posting here (besides you) is cognizant enough to at least think and brainstorm how to appeal to the algorithm, which puts us lightyears ahead of the average YouTuber sifting for gold in a developed city gutter. Their failure to strike it rich in the city with all of the other city dwellers doesn't change the fact that there's unmolested rivers still glowing with gold just up the hill. We can climb. Keep your weak blackpilling contained to /dep/. I wouldn't subscribe to you if your channel was just videos of you being set on fire.

>>229501
are you really that delusional

>>229501
So how come you haven't already done it and you're still a poor retard living on benefits?

That's right, you like anyone here would be one of the 99,9%.

You have no idea how insanely difficult it is to be a pro content creator and how many people they have to employ just to keep up a professional standard of editing.

>>229454

content for money is something only lower iq people can endure watching. the smarter the person the less the person is willing to accept anything related to advertisement because smart people value their attention while dumb people are tricked out of it under various forms of pretense ranging from public spectacle to personal guilt. dumb people are much more tolerant to listen to whoever is loudest because they have been trained by the violence of authority to accept this for centuries. worst people to be around. so you are choosing to surround yourself with the least attractive people around. you tell them to subscribe to you but what you are not told is that you also subscribe to them. subscriptions are mutual.

so essentially your job is to show products, services or potentially political ideas that you would not care about for free to people you would not associate with if you had the choice. this will ruin your psyche and make you hate yourself because you would not respect someone who does what you do. your subconsciousness will get loud about this as to sabotage you to get off this rotten corrupted path so in order to endure the self-sabotage you have to self-fragment and pretend-away parts of yourself, in essence you will have to resort to become less conscious in order to endure this and drown out the parts of yourself that will not stop warning you about it. the human body is an expert in ruining the lives of the corrupted minds that dare to pilot the sacred human vehicle impurely; once you understand this, you might wonder if there actually always have been something similar to a mechism of justice even though you will find countless examples of life being unfair.

most likely you will be worn down to become depressed way harder then you ever have been while having a nicer looking place to sleep at night and access to luxury. would not be worth it to me but you do you, i just tell you what i see on this path you are currently looking at. good luck to you whatever you may choose to do.

>>229505
>you're still a poor retard living on benefits
That's perfection. I don't need to do any more considering I have it all.

>>229505
>You have no idea how insanely difficult it is to be a pro content creator

it isn't?

>get two somewhat recent phones with good enough cameras and two tripods
>find access to a computer where you can render video reasonably fast
>get one or two lights which you can make darker or brighter
>find a space to film
>choose an editing software and learn fade-in, cut and render
>make an account on a site
>upload the video
>make a thumbnail
>choose a title
>press publish
>be nice to the people who watch
>be nice to rich people and repeat the evil (usually untrue) things they want you to say

none of that is hard, you're just a dummy who doesn't understand how easy everything has gotten. people are retards, dumb females are able to do this with their apple devices.

>>229506
Okay, so which job do only smart people give you money to do? You're acting like the fact that normalfags are your target makes it beneath you. Normalfags are literally the vast majority of society and any and all businesses are centered around milking them of their money.

I think you're also taking a very narrow view of what sort of content you have to do. Not all of it has to be centered around selling people stuff. That is the biggest profit, but people who go to that well too early and too often can easily turn people off. If you are doing hobby related content you can just focus on doing your hobby and have a video or two where you review and recommend gear. If people have come to know and trust you then they will respect your opinion more and be more likely to buy it than someone who starts off just obviously trying to sell people stuff.

the OP is still on this?

are you like super delusional, or tryin to talk us into makin content, or both.

And, as i stated earlier, not only is Ai gonna eat up views.

Culturally people arent really interested in ort of content would of seemed unique in 2015, 2010, 2008, etc…

today Boogie would just seem like a super sad fatass, even we wouldnt watch or care, reviewbra same, wouldnt get any views,

We know these people cause they came up in 2010s, this isnt 2010s.

>>229511

>Okay, so which job do only smart people give you money to do?
this kind of question is asked by someone who wants to be told a solution. smart person doesn't have to be told solutions because smart person SOLVES HIMSELF by using his functioning brain, the thing all the normies envy him for. what you end up doing as a smart person matters little because you don't need a lot of money to reach a very high standard of living so you don't have to pick awful high paying jobs that besmirch you. you can pick low paying small jobs that do not depress you. the people who need a lot of money are those who need to throw money at problems to solve them and when you are smart, you can solve yourself. for a smart person most problems are solved quicker then it takes for a normie to find out who to pay to solve it.

>You're acting like the fact that normalfags are your target makes it beneath you. Normalfags are literally the vast majority of society and any and all businesses are centered around milking them of their money.

i can see the corruption is already operating inside you using your mouth to repeat narratives as if you were nothing but a kermit puppet. milking can never be ethical. there is moral way to trick fools out of their money. passive income inevitably will turn you into the thing you hate most.

>I think you're also taking a very narrow view of what sort of content you have to do. Not all of it has to be centered around selling people stuff.

a few words ago you did not seem to mind taking the perspective of the "vast majority" but now all of the sudden you are fine with picking any perspective that suits you. that's a bit nasty of you and i don't respect it. apart from that i do agree with you on that. it can be possible to do this but for your precious majority it will be a torturous conveyorbelt into degenracy. being absent-minded in the content game will quickly turn you into someone's cannonfodder.

>That is the biggest profit, but people who go to that well too early and too often can easily turn people off. If you are doing hobby related content you can just focus on doing your hobby and have a video or two where you review and recommend gear. If people have come to know and trust you then they will respect your opinion more and be more likely to buy it than someone who starts off just obviously trying to sell people stuff.

i see your biggest opportunity in changing your perspective from necessity to self-expression. you are wondering what to do to get money. that puts you on a level with 29 year old females who go into politics because they believe if they repeat what they are told, they can make enough money to afford plastic surgery and then by the time they are 40 be the exception to the females that are turned into frankenstein through this and finally become so beautiful artificially that finally a good man will love them, even though that good man will want someone younger. that is the dumbest starting point i can think of. you should be wondering what you WANT to do and then do it regardless how much it pays and then figgure out ways to turn your passion into something people can take part in and just you having the genuine interest and belief that this is a worthwhile thing to spend time on, will infect others to wonder if you might have a point and watch you to find out.

>>229519
>there is* moral way to trick fools out of their money

*NO

there is no moral way to trick people out of money

>>229519
Dude, what you are describing is exactly what I am suggesting doing. Any sort of wage slavery is what "besmirches" you. Content creating is 100% on your own terms. What sort of job is supposed to be less depressing than literally just doing your hobbies and filming them? Another thing I've started to realize is that producing videos is itself a hobby because it is a constructive and creative thing and there's a lot of knowledge you need to master in order to be able to do it well.

You write like a tard shifting goal posts. I won't even bother to reply to the rest. You are just being a doomer moaner.

>>229508
Those "dumb females" are basically selling their physical appearance for views.

Nobody gives a shit about an ugly wizard streaming anything.
If it's so easy why haven't you already made a living out of it?

Do you realize to even earn a thousand dollars on a streaming platforms you need 7 digit view counts?
And to live in a western country comfortably, you need a minimum of 20-30 thousand dollars or euros a year. Which is roughly a minimum level sustenance unless you're in Eastern Europe.

According to Meta there are roughly 10 thousand people in the world making a full time living from streaming. The vast, vast majority of that goes to the top 50 creators such as MrBeast and Pewdiepie.

It's just like onlyfans - only roughly 1% of the succubi posting there make a living out of showing their ass on cam.
The rest earn 10-100 dollars a month.

>>229458
The average youtube video has about 10 to 500 views. Even having 20k views is very exceptional and means the video has gone slightly viral. You earn roughly 35 USD with 20k views.

>>229556
From what I hear you can get a lot of views from shorts these days. If you pump out a lot of shorts and get a decent following you can make a fair bit of money for not a lot of effort.

These platforms are rigged; the people who gain fame aren't simply "chosen by the public"—it's actually businesspeople who decide who gets put in the spotlight. Maybe if you make videos supporting Israel and speaking positively about Jewish people, you’d stand a chance.

>>229454
I'd do that since it's the only way I could monetize my autism, but my voice sucks and I'm too autistic to narrate even simple shit properly.

You could probably make a lot of money if you're smart about it and dedicated, despite having a boring personality. MrBeast managed to become world's first youtube billionaire even though he's boring as fuck. He turned that into a strength and learned how to create content that doesn't require him to have an engaging personality.