u/Ethanfoye

Its pretty hilarious to think about…

At this point, I genuinely believe almost anyone can build a part-time income from posting on TikTok.

And with enough time, consistency, and a little bit of scaling, I think it’s completely possible to turn it into a full-time job where you work for yourself.

I know that sounds like the typical “make money online” bullshit, but I’m saying it because I’ve actually lived it.

Last year around this exact time, I was pulling maybe 10 views a day.

I had no idea what I was doing.

I didn’t know what to post, I didn’t understand how TikTok worked, and honestly, I had no clue if any of this was ever going to amount to anything.

I just knew I wanted to figure out a way to make money online.

In October 2025, I decided to actually commit to it.
I started grinding faceless TikTok and eventually found a loophole that allowed me to monetize podcast content that I didn’t create myself.

At first, I was just trying to get one video a day out.

Then I figured out how to make 3.

Then 6+.

The biggest breakthrough for me honestly wasn’t finding some secret video or magic niche.

It was figuring out how to make the process repeatable.
Once I understood what type of content to look for, how to find clips, how to edit them, what to change, and how to consistently put videos out, everything started becoming much easier to scale.

And for the first few months, I had absolutely no idea if it was going to work.

I remember putting in hours every day while still wondering if I was wasting my time.

There were plenty of videos that completely flopped.
There were accounts that went nowhere.

There were days where I questioned whether I should just move on and do something else.

But I kept going.

Fast forward to now, I’ve made just under $18,000 from this.

I’m currently pulling anywhere from 2.5–5.5M views a month, and I’m working on account #2 and #3 to see how far I can actually take this.

And probably the coolest part is that I’ve realized the thing I struggled with the most at the beginning — not knowing what the hell I was doing — is something I can now help other people with.

Over the last few weeks, I’ve been putting together a community where I basically dumped everything I’ve learned about faceless TikTok clipping.
Not some generic “post consistently and work hard” course.

I mean the actual stuff I use.

The loophole I’ve used to monetize podcast content.
More podcasts where I’ve found the strategy can work.
How I find content.

The websites and apps I use.

My editing process.

My personal workflow and how I’m able to consistently get 6+ videos out a day.

What I would do if I had to start completely from zero again.

And I’ve also been doing free 1-on-1 calls with members who are actually trying to get their pages monetized.

I wanted to make it cheap enough that someone who is genuinely interested could get access without having to drop hundreds of dollars on another “guru” course.

So for less than the price of a gallon of gas, you can get access to everything I’ve figured out so far + a community of people doing the same thing + me to ask questions when you get stuck.

https://www.skool.com/faceless-tiktok-clipping-6956/about

But honestly, even if you have zero interest in joining the community, feel free to ask me questions here.

I genuinely enjoy helping people with this stuff.

There aren’t many places where I can talk to people who are actually interested in faceless TikTok monetization, and I remember how frustrating it was when I was starting out and had absolutely nobody to ask.

So if you’re currently trying to figure this out, drop a comment.

Tell me what you’re working on.

Tell me what’s not working.

Tell me what you’re confused about.

I’ll help where I can.

And if you’re looking to take it a little more seriously and want everything I’ve learned in one place, you can check out the community.

Either way, I hope this helps someone who is currently sitting at 10 views a day wondering if this is ever actually going to work.

Because I was that guy a year ago.

And I’m really glad I kept going.

Ask me anything..! I’ll genuinely answer any questions you have about clipping, monetization, niches, TikTok, or anything else related to this.

I’ve made roughly $15K from this page over the last 6–7 months of being monetized. And, as you can see, this time last year I wasn’t even breaking 10 views.
It’s not rocket science.

I’ve been working on building a community where like-minded people in the same position can learn, share what’s working, and actually talk about this stuff. There just isn’t enough discussion on an individual level about how the average person can realistically do this.
The community isn’t out yet, so for now, treat this thread like the community.

Whether you’re wondering about the basics, how to scale a page toward monetization, finding niches, clipping, or improving your workflow — ask away. I’m here and genuinely happy to help.

Chat 💬 I’ve been working on two new pages because, let’s be real… making a living off faceless TikToks would be hilarious.

I’ve been running into a few issues getting them off the ground, but it’s all part of the process, just troubleshooting and figuring things out as I go.

If you’re in the faceless content space and want to talk strategy, bounce ideas around, or compare notes, hit me up!

Yesterday I posted and i'm back at it again...I essentially need clippers for my clips page.

Currently I have pulled nearly 35M views, 75k followers, and 14k earn through the CRP on this account and am looking to scale.

If you are looking for an opportunity to get into clipping this will save you 2-3 months of not getting paid while trying to learn. I will deadass coach you, and be on discord to help you pull views so you can make more money, I can make more money, the page can grow, and I can work on scaling more pages.

If this sounds like something you'd be interested in please up vote, drop a comment saying your interested, and DM me your discord for the fastest response!

Been running a podcast clips page for about 9 months now, 6 of them monetized through the CRP. Quick stats so you know this isn't a shot in the dark:

35M+ total views
75K followers
Just crossed $14k in payouts from TikTok

I clip and post 3-9 videos a day myself right now, but it's eating all my time and I want to push toward 9-12 posts a day while I focus on scaling a second page. That's where you come in.

The offer:
I'll send you raw podcast footage. You cut clips, I post them to my account. Whatever a clip earns, you keep 80%, I keep 20%. No experience required, I'm not asking for a portfolio, just show me you can follow direction and hit deadlines.

What I'm looking for:
2-3 people who can turn around clips consistently (open to discussing volume/schedule once we connect)
Comfortable with CapCut or Premiere (whatever gets clean, fast results)
Understands pacing, hooks, and captions for short form, or willing to learn my style fast
Reliable communication, this only works if I can count on you

How to apply:
DM me here on Reddit. Tell me a bit about your editing experience (even if it's casual/self-taught) and what tools you use. If you've got any clips you've made before, feel free to drop them, but it's not required.
Looking to start with a trial run this week if things line up.

I’ve been in the Creator Rewards Program with this account for about six months, and overall I haven’t had any major issues. The biggest frustration has been TikTok’s lack of transparency when it comes to creator payouts.
I regularly get 1–2 million views per week. Some weeks that translates to $1,500–$2,000, while other weeks—like this one—it ends up being closer to $200 with similar view counts.
Can anyone explain why videos at the end of the month seem to earn little to no payout compared to others? I’m trying to understand what causes such a huge difference.