Paul Onyeka

I can finally share my YouTube AdSense revenue from December. Bag secured. Best month ever. Around 90% profitability thanks to Vidrush channels (kudos to @noahmorris, @sonerabay & co). Some advice for those interested: - Many people think it is the tool. It is not. Vidrush speeds up production, but if your mindset is “I will copy this Vidrush channel that is doing well”, you will NOT succeed. You might get a few outliers, but long-term profitability is unlikely. - Any niche can be reframed. My best performing channel is in a niche that has been done thousands of times. The difference is the angle. And yes... that angle is now being copied and reshared by people who cannot even come up with their own. The key is NOT the niche. It is how YOU frame it to make it feel fresh to an audience that has already seen this type of content hundreds of times. - Call it niche transfer, angle hacking, whatever you want. The point is the same. What generates this revenue is not Vidrush. It is the skill of presenting existing information in a better and different way. Vidrush allows me for faster testing and WAY faster scaling once I see outliers, plus I do not need to manage multiple editors (higher profitability + time, which is the biggest asset). - This was Q4, so RPMs were unusually high. January is already looking closer to half of December. - Thumbnails and titles matter a lot. Get inspired by outliers, but do NOT copy them. I see my best performing niche now flooded with copycats. If your strategy is to imitate other channels, you will lose. Hundreds of others have access to the same tools you do. Focus on what actually makes your content different and unique. - Do not bother with proxies, anti-detect browsers, or aged accounts unless you are running risky channels. And even then, what is the point of hitting $30k months if that money never reaches your bank account? Is that really a long-term business strategy? - Final advice. If you see a niche being shared on X, Discord, or Telegram, do not bother. You are already late. Learn to create your own angles instead. Tools will be copied. Angles will be stolen. The only real moat is your ability to think and execute better.

College dropout Alakh Pandey cofounded edtech company Physics Wallah in 2020 with his business partner. Physics Wallah offers test prep courses to help students crack entrance exams for engineering and medical colleges. See where he lands on the 2026 #ForbesBillionaires list: forbes.com/billionaires/?… (Photo: Physics Wallah)