It’s no secret that people love YouTube. Billions of people visit the platform every single month from around the world, including India. On the other side of the world, in the United States, there’s a 19 year old who has been able to leverage and monetize his YouTube channels, and his name is Matt Par. Par runs 9 different YouTube channels and he doesn’t even show his face on 8 of the 9 channels he runs.

The way Matt is able to do this is by paying other people to make the content for those 8 channels. While this might seem easy, Par says that this was not at all effortless, because he used to produce all the content for his channels by doing voice overs and editing the videos himself until he outsourced the work.

YouTube is only going to grow and the time to start a channel is now. There’s so many different ways to grow and monetize a YouTube channel today that it’s a complete no brainer for any person or company. Not only is it possible to get millions of completely free views from the YouTube algorithm, but also there’s dozens of ways of going about monetizing those views.

Matt Par’s strategies for growing a profitable YouTube channel are simple in theory, but they do take a lot of hard work to implement. Matt says the work is worth is because once your channel is running you can eventually outsource the work like he did.

The first step Matt Par takes with all his channels is the deduce what type of content you want to actually produce. This involves choosing a niche, or a a category of content your channel is going to produce. Then, he recommends uploading consistent videos. Par says that the more videos the better and he suggests one video per day. 

Matt says that once you have 33 videos uploaded, now it’s time to analyze and optimize your content. You can do this by going into your YouTube analytics and seeing what’s working and what’s not and then doubling down on what’s working like Matt recommends.

If you’re interested in doing this the right way, Matt Par recently released a free training that covers how he got over a million subscribers on YouTube without ever showing his face. The moral of the story is to never give up, no matter what you’re doing. Whether it’s building a YouTube channel or a business, the principles are the same. Matt says that “if a broke high schooler can do this, I truly believe that anyone can.”