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Check out this YouTube channel that’s quietly racking up millions of views — without doing anything flashy…

Screenshot from Social Blade

Launched in 2023, that channel has already grown to 85K subscribers and 63M views — mostly from short, simple screencast videos showing how to do things like…

  • Change your age on TikTok

  • Add a page border in MS Word

  • Cancel Netflix auto payment

Each video is just 2-3 minutes long, usually with an AI voiceover. No face on camera. No complex editing.

And the channel is likely pulling in over $2,000/month just from YouTube ads.

Which got me thinking… why aren’t more people doing this? šŸ¤”

Especially now — when there’s a new AI tool that makes creating these types of video guides super fast and easy.

Bonus: that AI tool is sponsoring today's newsletter, and you can try it out 100% free via the link below šŸ‘‡

Beyond that, I’ve got the usual batch of fresh business ideas for you.

Let’s dive in šŸ˜Ž

Niall DohertyNiall Doherty
eBiz Insider

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SAAS

From Broke & Depressed to $15K/Month in 1 Year

šŸ’¬ Denis Yurchak tweets…

1 year ago, I was depressed and had only $300 in my bank account

Now my product makes $15,000 a month

He'd built 15 products in 3 years but hadn't made much money 😄

Then…

In March 2025, Skype closed down. I used Skype myself to call while traveling and knew there was an audience for this

I've put everything I learned together and made yadaphone.com. I posted on every subreddit I could find, got blocked, reached out to blog owners, and told all my friends about it

This time it took off - 500 users in the first month, 1000 in the second - and now I have 10,000 people signed up, with over half of them paying

Takeaway: keep an eye out for popular websites / products / services that are shutting down.

Is there one you could replace? šŸ¤”

Bonus: I asked ChatGPT if there's a place to see a list of popular products that are due to be shut down… nothing like that seems to exist. 

How about building a website / newsletter / social account along those lines? šŸ˜Ž

SOFTWARE + SERVICE

"We Are Now Doing Over $2.4 Million a Year"

šŸ“blindgaming shares on Reddit…

We have been using go high level for the last 2 years to scale our IT company and now have opened a marketing company as well based on ghl. In that time we are now doing over 2.4 million dollars a year in annual recurring revenue.

Doesn't say what niche they're focused on, but they operate with a software + service model…

base software is $497 a month and that includes 24/7 support with all of our customizations and full build-outs. Our actual marketing packages with done for you services started $2,000 a month and can go up to $20,000 a month

And while High Level (aff link) is a powerful tool, he emphasizes that it only works if you leverage it to deliver good results for clients šŸ‘‡

The only value that we have as agency owners is increasing the amount of customers a client acquires, increasing the profitability of those customers, or increasing the efficiency at which they can operate. If we cannot do these things we hold no value to the client

šŸ’¬ That's a sentiment echoed in another comment…

HighLevel is not a ā€œmake money fastā€ tool. It’s a tool to help other businesses with marketing and ai. 

Are people running very profitable agencies with HighLevel ? Yes. But just thinking you can get highlevel and easily make money is a great way to fail. 

Find an industry with a huge gap / pain point in the world of marketing automation. Solve it. Charge well for the solution. That’s what all service based businesses do.

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TOGETHER WITH HIGHLEVEL

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Here’s how šŸ‘‡

Offer just a few valuable services — like Google review automation, missed-call text-back, or appointment booking flows — and you can charge clients $100–$500/month (or even more) šŸ˜Ž

These are high-impact systems that local businesses need, but don’t know how to set up.

Even better, GHL gives you all the tools in one place:

āœ… CRM
āœ… Forms
āœ… Email/SMS marketing
āœ… AI automations
āœ… Pipeline tracking
āœ… And much more

You pay for a flat subscription — then repackage those tools into simple, valuable offers šŸ’Ŗ

Plenty of people (like Jean-Michel here) are earning $10K–$30K/month doing just that.

Normally, they only give a 14-day trial, but this link gives you a full 30-day trial to try it out risk-free…

*Disclosure: If you become a paid customer of HighLevel through my link, I will receive a commission at no extra cost to you. I'm building my new business on HighLevel, which is why I'm happy to recommend it.

JAVASCRIPT LIBRARY

Simple Side Project = $300,000 in 3 Years

šŸ’¬ Sachin Neravath tweets about his side project…

3 years ago, I started my indie hacking journey with a simple Javascript library and it crossed $300K in revenue.

The library is lightGallery…

A lightweight, modular, JavaScript image and video lightbox gallery plugin.

šŸ“ˆ In terms of growth…

I don't do anything special for the distributions. 

All the traffic comes from Google. So, I worked a bit on SEO and free tools. Thats it

Asked if he could go back 3 years and give himself one piece of advice, Sachin replied…

Focus only on one main project

lightGallery looks good, but also fairly simple.

I'm amazed Sachin has made $300K from it, especially with one-time fees for licenses 🤯

I would have guessed there was no market for this 3 years ago, that a good solution already existed. 

My takeaway: worth doing keyword research around your expertise and seeing if you can build something along those lines šŸ‘

MEME BREAK

Staying Up Late To Work on My Business…

RESELLING

Turning eBay Flips Into a $3,000/Month Side Hustle

šŸ“ Altruistic_Wind9167 writes…

I started messing with eBay just to test the waters where I bought some electronics like mac books or watches and trading cards to see what would sell. I didn’t have a plan just curiosity and a few late nights spent looking into multiple listings.

I began to notice patterns. Certain categories like electronics and collectibles sold quicker and had better margins. I started tracking what sold best, improving my listing descriptions , and focusing more on things like PC laptops, video cards, and even men’s shoes.

Once I found what was working the income became steady. It now brings in around $3k a month…

That's $3000 per month after fees and shipping šŸ¤‘

Says he spends 1-2 hours on the business most days, "sometimes more up to four if im sourcing or have lots to list."

Finding inventory consistently at least 15% cheaper than current listings is definitely the trickiest part especially at scale…

Speed matters a lot. The best deals get sold up quickly. Being one of the first to spot undervalued listings makes a huge difference.

I usually source on ebay then resell back there or Amazon.

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AGENCY

$27K Monthly Profit Removing Negative Reviews

šŸ‘€ For sale on Flippa for $600K…

Reputable digital agency with strong revenue, high profit margin, and established in 2022. Ideal opportunity for growth…

Its services encompass the removal of negative Google and Yelp reviews, and even entire business profiles on these platforms, with pricing ranging from $99 to $3500…

The pricing model is transparent, featuring flat fees and a 100% money-back guarantee if results aren't achieved within a specified timeframe. 

More details šŸ‘‡

  • Site Age: 3 years

  • Profit Margin: 94%

  • Monthly Profit: USD $26,804

And it sounds like they're not doing anything fancy to get reviews removed…

Core offerings include review auditing, reputation monitoring, and strategic drafting of removal requests complying with platform guidelines. 

So mainly a matter of following best practices and jumping through the time-consuming admin hoops on behalf of clients šŸ‘

Given the success of this business, there's clearly a demand for this kind of service.

Likely plenty of room for competition, or you could offer the exact same service for a specific niche and try to dominate there šŸ’Ŗ

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