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0:00Should I call myself a beauty YouTuber ?
0:02I deal with cosmetics . The products
0:03themselves are pretty fresh and fun ,
0:05right ? They are all Shorts under 40
0:07seconds . I earned 110 million won with
0:09just three videos . About 48.5 million
0:11won , 39.2 million won . 25.6 million won
0:14.
0:14You don't even have to film or know
0:16about cosmetics .
0:17I don't do it that way . " Foreigners are
0:20using our cosmetics and saying they're
0:22good . " That’s what gives it much more
0:24credibility . Technical aspects like
0:26video editing are things even
0:27elementary students can do . You just
0:30have to follow along faithfully to
0:31finish it , and it seems to take about
0:32an hour and 20 minutes .
0:34I’m just an ordinary person myself .
0:36Anyone can earn as much money as I did ,
0:39or even more .
0:42Hello .
0:43Ah , hello .
0:44Oh , it’s nice to meet you . Nice to
0:46meet you .
0:47Oh , thank you for having me .
0:49Ah , yes . I'm the one who's grateful you
0:51came .
0:51CEO , since this is your first time on
0:53our channel , could you give us a brief
0:55introduction ?
0:55Ah , yes . Hello . I am Hanam Dinosaur ,
0:58who hit 35 million views with just
1:01three videos .
1:0235 million views with three videos ?
1:03Yes . 35 million with three videos .
1:05Are you perhaps running an
1:06international channel ?
1:07No. All of them are domestic views .
1:10It might be a bit blunt to talk about
1:12money when we first meet , but how much
1:14profit are you making ?
1:16How much do you think I earned , PD ?
1:18Usually , people who do Shorts make a
1:20lot of videos in bulk . I'd guess maybe
1:23around 5 million won . No , it's a bit
1:25higher than that . Try guessing a bit
1:26higher .
1:26Okay , maybe 10 million won at most .
1:28If you're someone who earns well from
1:30view revenue , you might have earned 10
1:32million won . But I earned 110 million
1:34won from three videos .
1:35110 million won from three videos ?
1:36Yes . About 113 million won .
1:39Wow . How is that possible ? I’ll show
1:40you how it’s possible while looking
1:42at my computer screen .
1:43But I heard there's a reason you
1:45requested to appear on our channel .
집에서 쇼츠 하나로 월급 이상의 수익을 내는 구조
1:47These days , since there's no such thing
1:49as a lifetime job , there are many
1:50people being laid off or unable to work
1:52outside due to personal circumstances .
1:55Actually , I was in a similar position
1:57myself a while ago . I wanted to show
2:00that you can make money creating
2:02YouTube Shorts at home without advanced
2:04skills , and I hope sharing my case can
2:06be a source of motivation . Is the
2:09method you described easy for beginners
2:11to follow ? Yes . It is very easy to do .
2:14While you might need a bit of a knack
2:15for it , the actual video editing and
2:17technical aspects are simple enough
2:19even for an elementary school student .
2:21But lately , there’s been some
2:23chilling news coming out of YouTube ,
2:25hasn't there ? There’s an issue
2:28regarding changes to the monetization
2:29policy , and people are saying it’s
2:31becoming harder for beginners to enter
2:33YouTube ; I’m curious what your
2:34thoughts are on this .
2027년 바뀐 유튜브 수익 창출 기준과 완벽한 해결책
2:36Actually , that is completely true , and
2:38it really is the case . May I show you
2:40the new monetization criteria ? Yes .
2:42This is starting on February 1st , 2027 ,
2:44so it’s not that far away . These are
2:46the new YouTube monetization standards
2:48that will take effect in four months .
2:50Previously , under the IPP program , once
2:52you met the requirements and your
2:54channel became monetized , you didn’t
2:56need anything else . You could just
2:58continue your activities , and
3:00regardless of whether you got 1 million
3:01or 500,000 views a month , you would
3:03receive the corresponding ad revenue .
3:05But now , there’s a massive new
3:07requirement to maintain 10 million
3:09views over the last 90 days . For
3:11beginners , telling them to maintain 10
3:13million views over 90 days — That’s
3:14practically an impossible request . You
3:17would need 100,000 views a day , but
3:19most beginners struggle to even upload
3:21daily , and their videos often get fewer
3:23than 10,000 views .
3:25With these conditions , beginners are
3:27probably already scared . Exactly .
3:29Is there a solution ? Of course . I
3:32actually came on the show because I
3:33have a solution , which is why I can say
3:35this with such confidence ; the 10
3:37million views in 90 days requirement is
3:39only necessary to receive ad revenue .
3:41In my case , I earn money through
3:43affiliate shopping revenue , so it has
3:45nothing to do with these conditions .
3:48Even without maintaining 10 million
3:49views in 90 days , I can still attach
3:51shopping stickers to my videos and
3:53continue earning the same affiliate
3:54commission ; for a shopping-focused
3:56channel like mine , where affiliate
3:57revenue makes up over 90 % , it’s
3:59actually better . I might lose the ad
4:02revenue that originally made up 10 % ,
4:04but the number of competitors dropping
4:06out won't just be at the 10 % level . I
4:09expect more than half of the
4:10competitors to disappear , so I’m
4:12actually anticipating that my earnings
4:13could potentially more than double .
4:16Could you briefly explain what exactly
4:19" shopping " entails ?
조회수 수익외에 진짜 돈이 되는 제휴 수익의 비밀
4:21Oh , sure . If you go to a channel like
4:23this , do you see this sticker popping
4:24up here ? If you click this , it connects
4:27you to Coupang like this . It’s a
4:29method where I receive a commission if
4:31people purchase products after
4:33accessing Coupang through my video link
4:35.
4:35The video you just showed introduces
4:37household goods or shopping items like
4:39that . Do you also create videos like
4:41the one you just showed ? Actually , I
4:43don't deal with household goods at all .
4:45I deal with cosmetics . Should I call
4:47you a beauty YouTuber ?
4:49Then , were you originally very
4:51interested in cosmetics ?
4:52I wasn't back then , and I'm still not .
4:55Beauty YouTubers usually film
4:56themselves and show their faces to
4:58promote products a lot .
5:00I don’t do it that way .
5:03You don’t film yourself , you don’t
5:05know about cosmetics , yet you’re a
5:06beauty YouTuber who made 110 million
5:08won from three videos .
5:10Yes . Yes . I was lucky that it turned
5:11out that way .
5:12I think we need some proof that you
5:14really earned 110 million won .
5:16Yes. If you look here , the highest
5:18earning case was about 48.5 million won
5:20. And the next was 39.2 million won .
5:22The next was 25.6 million won . Adding
5:25those three up , it comes to about 113
5:27or 114 million won .
5:28These are Shorts , not long-form videos ,
5:30right ?
5:31They are all Shorts under 40 seconds .
5:33Then , what is your average monthly
5:35income from this channel ? Actually , my
5:37monthly income is extremely volatile .
5:40For instance , in April it was 7 million
5:42won , in May it was 5.6 million won , in
5:44June it was 30 million won , then 63
5:46million won in July , and 9.3 million
5:48won in August .
5:49What is the reason for this kind of
5:51income fluctuation ?
5:52Let’s look based on the month where I
5:55earned the most . From June 18th to July
5:5818th . Then , the income earned during
6:01that one month is 85.8 million won . The
6:03percentages of how I earned this money
6:06are shown here . Affiliate program
6:08revenue is 93.5 % . Shorts feed ad
6:10revenue is 4.8 million won , which is
6:125.7 % , and YouTube Premium ad revenue is
6:140.9 % . The combined revenue of these two
6:17is about 6.5 % . This is exactly how much
6:19I would have earned if this weren't a
6:21shopping Short . It’s not a small
6:23amount , but it’s much less compared
6:25to the affiliate program revenue above .
6:27Is there anything you can show me in a
6:29video to explain how to earn affiliate
6:30program revenue ?
6:31Yes . This isn't my channel , but it’s
촬영X 얼굴노출X 외국인 화장품 쇼츠가 잘 터지는 이유
6:33another channel that does it really
6:34well , so let me show you as an example .
6:36If we look at the best-performing video
6:38,
6:40they start by applying it quickly .
6:45First of all , the product itself is
6:46quite novel and interesting , right ?
6:47Is that a foreigner introducing Korean
6:49cosmetics ? They are sharing their own
6:51experience using Korean cosmetics .
6:54Since this is a PC screen , you can't
6:56see the shopping sticker here , but on
6:58mobile , there's a clickable
7:00product-shaped shopping sticker
7:02attached to it . When you click ' View
7:04Product ' , the item pops up like this .
7:06If you click ' View Details ' , it takes
7:08you directly to Coupang . So , if this
7:11product is purchased , 9 % of the revenue
7:13comes directly to me . And even if they
7:16just look at the product and leave
7:17without buying it , that's possible too .
7:20Through something called a cookie , a
7:22record is kept that they accessed
7:23Coupang through me , so if they buy any
7:25item on Coupang within 24 hours , I get
7:27an additional 3 % in revenue .
7:29But as far as I remember , I thought the
7:31shopping tag revenue was 6.7 % .
7:33Yes . In a way , it's been raised , and in
7:36another way , it's been lowered ; it used
7:38to be a flat 6.7 % or 7 % , but now it's
7:40been adjusted to 9 % when someone buys
7:42the product I tagged directly , and 3 %
7:44when they buy something else . But for
7:47my channel , since the direct purchase
7:48rate for the products introduced in the
7:50videos is high , it feels more like an
7:52increase rather than a decrease . The
7:54most important thing is that it
7:55shouldn't look like an advertisement .
7:56It’s obvious , but when celebrities
7:58say this product is good or whatever ,
8:00people can't help but think they were
8:01paid to advertise it . But if you look
8:04at this video where foreigners do this ,
8:07you’ll see . Look here .
8:09They covered up all their tattoos with
8:10cosmetics . Yes .
8:12That's right . This visually
8:13demonstrates just how amazing the
8:14coverage is . " Foreigners are using our
8:16country's cosmetics and saying they're
8:18that good . " Things like this provide
8:19much more credibility . If you make a
8:21shopping Short using cosmetics that are
8:23already trending in Korea , people
8:25interested in cosmetics will already
8:27know those products . So , there would
8:28obviously be even less reason for them
8:30to buy them . In the case of products
8:32trending abroad , even though they are
8:34made in Korea , they are new to people ,
8:36so the top comments are always , " I'm
8:37Korean , but I didn't know we were
8:39making products like this . " There are
8:41so many reactions like that . I think
8:43that is my point of differentiation and
8:45the advantage that only this category
8:46can provide . We are learning about
8:48cosmetics from foreign influencers .
8:50There are so many cases where I find
8:51out about our own cosmetics through
8:53YouTube . There's a video here that has
8:55over 7 million views , let's take a look
8:56at it .
8:57This foreigner who says it's absolutely
8:58impossible is about to be taught a
8:59lesson by Korean cosmetics .
9:01I'm shocked at all the waste inside ,
9:03but let's peel it off slowly .
9:05Wow , this product ...
9:06If you peel it off when you wake up in
9:08the morning ...
9:08Is the product also tagged in this
9:10video ?
9:11Yes . If you click " View Products , " the
9:12pack is tagged right here .
9:13Since it's a cosmetic product they've
9:15never seen before , they find it
9:16fascinating and end up buying it , right
9:17?
9:18Exactly . " Is this really made in Korea ?
9:19" They might even enter with that kind
9:21of suspicion .
9:22Then , who mostly watches your videos ?
9:25I'd say women in their 30s and 40s are
9:27the biggest demographic . If you look at
9:29the channel statistics for the last 28
9:32days , Women account for 55 % , and the
9:34age groups are 25 to 34 , followed by 45
9:37to 54 , which make up the highest
9:39proportions .
9:41But , CEO , the videos you showed me were
9:44really hooking . How do you find your
떡상하는 뷰티 영상 소스 찾는 법
9:47topics ? I usually find my sources on
9:50Instagram or TikTok . There are so many
9:52types of cosmetics in the TikTok search
9:54bar , but let's go with foundation today
9:56. If you search for " Korean foundation ,
9:59" you get a whole list of reviews from
10:02foreigners using Korean foundations .
10:06Since you aren't the one appearing in
10:08the videos , is there no issue with
10:10copyright ? I've never had a copyright
10:13issue while running my channel . I think
10:16the reason is that all the videos I use
10:18are " Instagram Remixes , " meaning
10:20they've consented to secondary use . If
10:23you think about why beauty influencers
10:25allow secondary use , it's because they
10:27are in a position where they also need
10:30sponsorship from Korean cosmetic
10:31companies . Because of that , they
10:34probably think that gaining recognition
10:36in Korea and having their videos go
10:38viral is an opportunity that could
10:39bring them even bigger profits , so
10:41there are no restrictions . I just
10:45scroll through , look at three videos
10:47with the most likes , understand their
10:50content , and choose the best one out of
10:52those three . Look at this video , it has
10:56760K views , which is a lot . When you
10:58first look at the product ,
11:00It looks white on the face at first ,
11:04But when you apply it with a brush , it
11:06changes color to match the skin tone .
11:08So , it's very unique and interesting .
11:10Since I've chosen the product , I then
11:12think about and find which video to use
11:14as the main one .
11:15What do you do after that ?
11:17Yes . Actually , knowing that you were
11:18coming today , I went ahead and found
11:20this video in advance . A video with
11:22500,000 likes . So , I’m going to use
11:24this video to show you a practical
11:26demonstration .
11:26Sir , you've found the topic now . I
11:30assume this product needs to be on
11:31Coupang , but how do you check for that ?
11:35Ah , actually , there's an extension
11:36already set up , so if you look below ,
11:38it shows exactly what the product is .
11:40So , without needing to worry , I just
11:42type it in like this , and oh , it popped
11:43up right away . But just because it’s
11:45there doesn’t mean you can always tag
11:47it . So , you go in here , click this
11:49YouTube Shopping Chrome extension app ,
11:52and the Blanc Cover Stick appears ,
11:54which you can then save . You can
11:56immediately attach this saved product
11:57as a shopping tag .
11:58That’s how the verification process
12:00is finished . How should we proceed with
12:02the work next ?
12:02Yes . Next , we need to download the
12:04video first , right ? Let me copy the
12:06link here first . This is the free '
12:08Statcher ' program . See , it's loaded
12:10like this ? Then , just paste the link
12:12you copied earlier here and press the
12:14button . It downloads immediately . As
12:16you can see here , the video we just
12:18watched is now saved on my computer .
AI 대본과 캡컷 템플릿으로 편집 1시간안에 끝내기
12:21We’ll move on to the next step .
12:22I’ll try putting the downloaded video
12:25into my Gemini now . Should I call it my
12:27own program that I trained ? ' Dino
12:29Script Gemini . ' Since I'm ' Gong-Yook , '
12:31I named it simply like that . Let me try
12:34uploading the video I downloaded
12:35earlier . I'll add it and say , " This is
12:38a Korean foundation cosmetic review
12:40video . " " Analyze it . " I'll type that and
12:42send it . You just need to let it know
12:43what kind of product it is . Looking
12:45here , this is the top fixed title bar .
12:48It recommends a few titles for the
12:49video . It suggested titles that could
12:51be catchy .
12:52All five are pretty good .
12:54I put a lot of effort into making it .
12:57Then , it tells you what scenes to use
12:59for the screen direction at the start
13:01and what narration to include . So , what
13:04I recommend is to just read through the
13:06narration parts once . To get a feel for
13:08how it will flow and think , " Oh , this
13:10would be interesting . " Once I have that
13:12in my head , I move over to CapCut . I've
13:14entered the CapCut program like this .
13:16First , I’ll duplicate a template .
13:18Things like the fixed layout I use ,
13:20where I place the titles , and the
13:22editing style don't change , right ?
13:24Those unchanging setting values are
13:26what we call a template . So , the basic
13:29template appears like this . Then ,
13:31I’ll bring the video I just
13:33downloaded into CapCut . I’ll drop it
13:35right in here . The first thing we need
13:38to do is this : although we heard about
13:39the video content from Gemini earlier ,
13:41we need to understand it more
13:43accurately , as there might be parts
13:44where we need to keep the original
13:46audio . So , I'll use CapCut's
13:48auto-captioning feature to help me
13:50understand the content and generate the
13:52subtitles . I'll go ahead and click
13:54generate . The generation is complete .
13:56The text above is what the person in
13:58the video is actually saying . But
13:59anyway , we don't really know Russian ,
14:01do we ? I think we can just delete it
14:03right away . I'll increase the size of
14:05the translated font and move it to a
14:07more visible spot . Hmm . I'm going to
14:09create the first five seconds as
14:11recommended by Gemini Gems earlier . We
14:12call this a hooking video . Let's try
14:14applying this white , chalk-like Korean
14:15foundation to my face . I'll move this
14:17line to the very front . Oh , wait ,
14:19looking at it , " Let's try applying this
14:21white , chalk-like Korean foundation . "
14:23That feels a bit too long , so I'll just
14:24keep it simple : " Let's try applying
14:26this cosmetic product to my face . " I'll
14:28go with a vibe like that . Now , for the
14:30visual direction , I need to find the
14:31scene where she looks shocked right
14:33after putting the white stick
14:34foundation on her cheek . Yes . I'll keep
14:36this scene and crop it . I use the Ctrl
14:39+ B shortcut to crop like this , but if
14:42you're not used to shortcuts , you can
14:44just change the tool to the split
14:46button and click to edit your cuts .
14:49Anyway , I'll move this to the very
14:51front . Because I'm going to use it as
14:52the first hook scene . Now , we need the
14:54scene where she looks a bit flustered .
14:56Since she ended up with that chalk-like
14:57look . That " huh ? " expression . This one ,
15:02I'll just ...
15:03It feels a bit empty just leaving it as
15:05is , so I'll add some question marks
15:06like , " ??? " or something . To make it
15:08more fun . Even if you see it for the
15:09first time , you understand the context
15:10immediately , right ? Looking at Gems
15:12again , it says , " It's all white like
15:14paint , huh ? " So I'll add that as a
15:16narration . I think I can use this right
15:18away .
15:19Hmm .
15:19Would it be less fun if I just said "
15:20white " ? I'll stick with " chalk " like we
15:22mentioned earlier . " Flustered by the
15:24chalk-like color . "
15:25That's a bit of a human touch .
15:26Right ? Yeah , we need that human touch .
15:28Obviously , I have to mute the audio
15:30here . Because this is where the
15:31narration will go . Just turn the audio
15:33volume all the way down . So , once
15:34you've nailed the initial 5 - second hook
15:37, the rest is easy — should I call it "
15:39real-time " ? You can just follow the
15:41timeline as it is . You just have to
15:42follow the order from start to finish
15:44for the product review . Moving on to
15:47the next scene , she picks up the brush
15:48with a suspicious look , and now we've
15:49already reached the application part .
15:52So , now it's time for a twist to happen
15:53. Cut all the way to here as well .
15:56Since we won't use this part , just
15:57delete it like this . And here , adding a
15:59human touch again , I’d like something
16:01like " Let me try applying it . " Because
16:04I want the narration and the person in
16:06the video to interact . Rather than
16:08having just one person talk the whole
16:09time . So ,
16:10with the CEO's interpretation added
16:12once more , creating a back-and-forth
16:13banter with this person ,
16:15I think capturing that feeling is the
16:17key point . So here , " Let me try
16:22applying it anyway . " This isn't what
16:24they actually said , is it ?
16:25No , it’s not . They probably said
16:27something similar . "
16:29Let me try applying it anyway . " They
16:30said it like this . Then , since we’re
16:32moving to the scene where the skin
16:33changes as it's spread , we need to find
16:35a shot of the brush stroking it on .
16:37You just need to fit the scenes that
16:39match the script like a puzzle .
16:41Oh , that's right . That's right .
16:42That’s really how it’s done .
16:43Applying the brush with strokes , oh ,
16:45already ...
16:46Oh , you’re already surprised , right ?
16:48Just like how I explained it to the PD
16:50and we tried it together , you just need
16:52to keep the back-and-forth banter
16:53between the narration and the person in
16:55the video going , while faithfully
16:56following the plan and script created
16:58by Gems to complete it . Since we’re
17:01short on time , I have a version
17:02that’s already finished . If you watch
17:04that , you'll be able to get the hang of
17:06it right away . Actually , since we’ll
17:07cover the detailed practice in the free
17:09lecture anyway , let’s move on to the
17:11finished version . This is the completed
17:13video ; it looks much more complex than
17:14before , and a lot has been added , right
17:15? So , I’ll explain it one by one
17:17briefly . Like the part we practiced
17:19from the beginning ,
17:19there’s a foreigner who just goes
17:21ahead and swipes a stick that looks
17:22like chalk across their face .
17:23This narration was recorded by an AI
17:25voice actor . The things below are the
17:27AI voice recording files and sound
17:30effects . The AI voice actor was created
17:32using a site called Typecast . If you
17:34just input the script I was making
17:36piece by piece earlier , it reads it
17:37like this . There is a foreigner who
17:39just goes ahead and swipes it across
17:40their face .
17:40I’ve included sound effects , but
17:42rather than which effects you use , I
17:43think it’s more important to add them
17:45at appropriate intervals . But since you
17:47want to capture attention at the
17:49beginning , I definitely recommend
17:50adding a sound effect when you start .
17:52There’s a foreigner who just goes
17:54ahead and swipes a stick that looks
17:55like chalk across their face . They keep
17:59applying it with a serious expression ,
18:05but as they rub it with a brush , it
18:07gradually changes color to match their
18:09skin tone .
18:13Next , they say they'll test the
18:15coverage with tape , but as they slowly
18:17peel the tape off , the hidden redness
18:22and blemishes are revealed ; then they
18:24apply it again and finish up . Pretty
18:25good , right ? Wow . Also , I intentionally
18:29added the background music separately
18:30to give viewers the feeling of a Shorts
18:32video you'd encounter while scrolling
18:34through your feed . Normally , you don't
18:37need to add background music separately
18:38like this ; you can just select and add
18:39it when you're uploading .
18:41Now that the video is finished like
18:42this . Could you show us how to upload
18:44it to YouTube ?
쇼핑 태그 위치 및 쇼츠 업로드 주의사항
18:45Oh , yes . Of course . I'll show you right
18:47away . Go into YouTube and press the
18:49plus button in the middle . Take the
18:52video you made like this and just ...
18:55put it in .
18:55There's an " Add sound " option , right ?
18:57You can just add the sound you want
18:59from here . And for these sounds , there
19:02are some that can be used for Shopping
19:04Shorts and some that cannot . So you
19:06must click this and check for " Shopping
19:09" sounds . Once you move past this , the
19:11song will be attached to the video . Now
19:13, let's try tagging a product . If you
19:15scroll down here , yes . Here is the
19:17Blanc Cover Stick , I see it . I'll press
19:19the plus button here . Moving to the
19:21next step , you need to set the location
19:23for this shopping sticker . But
19:25sometimes people think , " I hope someone
19:27accidentally clicks it , " so they place
19:30the sticker over the subtitles or cover
19:32the comment section , but you really
19:34shouldn't do that . They'll just hit the
19:37back button quickly before it even
19:38loads the Coupang page and leave anyway
19:40. Don't hope for that ; it's much better
19:42to place it in an unobtrusive spot ,
19:45like the top left corner .
19:47Then , how much time does it take for
19:49you to create one of these videos and
19:51upload it in total ? Actually , I'm not
19:55on the fast side . Compared to others ,
19:58it takes about two hours at most , and
19:59maybe an hour and 20 minutes at least .
20:02I'm also curious if there's a reason
20:04you chose the category you're in now .
대출받던 벼랑 끝 상황에서 인생 역전하게 된 스토리
20:06I briefly ran a YouTube channel for ad
20:08revenue , but I felt it wouldn't be easy
20:11to make a living from it , so I quit
20:13quickly . This is my first time starting
20:15properly with Shopping Shorts . I think
20:17I earned over 3 million won from the
20:18first month I started Shopping Shorts .
20:20My mother actually gave this channel to
20:22me . In fact , my mother taught me about
20:25YouTube Shorts , and she still does them
20:27today . This is when I received it from
20:29my mother , and this is my first month's
20:31earnings . The reason it looks like 1.6
20:32million won is that shopping revenue
20:34settlements are very late . Because it's
20:36delayed by two to three months , you can
20:37see the earnings gradually piling up
20:39over time .
20:40You've introduced such great know-how
20:42and methods today . Is there an
20:44opportunity to learn this process in
20:46more detail from you ? Actually , I
20:48already scheduled a free lecture for
20:50October 4th . If you come then , I'll
20:53provide three hands-on exercises for
20:55making videos like today's , and even
20:57give you the project files to follow
20:59along . I'm giving you the templates
21:02that contain every bit of the work I
21:04did in CapCut earlier , exactly as it is
21:05. And remember how I briefly showed you
21:08how I use Gems earlier ? I plan to give
21:11those to everyone who participates in
21:12the free lecture as well . Yes . There's
21:14a link in the pinned comment below ; if
21:17you follow it , you can practice with me
21:19and receive the Gems I use , as I've
21:21prepared everything for you .
21:23You shared so much great advice today ,
21:25and you seem to be incredibly good at
21:27YouTube .
21:28Thank you .
21:29Did you work in video production before
21:31or something similar ?
21:32I only installed CapCut when I started
21:35YouTube .
21:36Then what kind of work did you do
21:37before that ? Before that , I ran an
21:39online shopping mall with my mother . I
21:41was just an employee helping out , but
21:43when things went well , we were making
21:45400 to 500 million won in a few days .
21:47I'm curious , how did you decide to
21:49learn all of this ?
21:51Those watching this interview probably
21:52think , " If it makes money , why share it
21:54with others ? " " Does it make sense to
21:56earn that much money with Shorts ? " I
21:57naturally thought that way too ; you
21:59can't help but think that . But when my
22:01mother , the closest person to me ,
22:03proved to me that she was actually
22:04earning 10 million won a month , I
22:05couldn't help but believe it . Because
22:08of that , I think I was able to get
22:09started . We mainly sold beachwear in
22:12our online store . But as we went
22:15through COVID , people stopped traveling
22:18abroad , and our sales dropped by nearly
22:2080 percent from what they used to be .
22:24We hoped things would improve after
22:26COVID , but our savings disappeared , we
22:27had to take out loans for living
22:29expenses , and since my mother was
22:31struggling , we looked for other income
22:33sources until we found YouTube Shorts .
22:35You are generating high income right
22:38now . How satisfied are you with that ?
여자친구도 첫 달 만에 월 1,000만 원 벌고 퇴사한 비결
22:40I’m so grateful , and in fact , I’ve
22:42just registered my marriage with the
22:44woman I love . I think it’s something
22:46I never could have dreamed of if
22:47YouTube hadn't gone well . These days ,
22:49there are so many people who can't
22:51marry their partners even after years
22:53of dating due to financial issues . But
22:55thanks to discovering YouTube , I’m so
22:57grateful for the fact that I was able
22:59to get married . Doesn't your girlfriend
23:01ask you to teach her ? A girl —
23:03I made over 10 million won in profit in
23:04the very first month . So , I've decided
23:06to quit my current job at the end of
23:08this month .
23:09I think it's working so well because
23:11the CEO teaches us well and has his own
23:14secret methods . I'm sure our viewers
23:16would love to learn those secrets too .
23:19You mentioned you'd be giving a free
23:20lecture . If they go there , will they be
23:22able to learn many secrets to
23:23generating profit ?
23:24Yes . Of course . I plan to teach as much
23:26as I can , as if I were teaching my own
23:28girlfriend .
23:29CEO , may I ask if you have any goals or
23:32plans for the future ?
23:34For now , my goal — well , I've had some
23:37success on YouTube . At least
23:39financially , I think I've achieved more
23:41than what I had originally aimed for .
23:44But since money isn't everything , my
23:46students ' success is now becoming my
23:48own success . I hope they achieve as
23:51much in that regard as I have on
23:53YouTube .
23:53Lastly , could you say a word to those
23:55who have watched the video until now ?
초보자가 꼭 알아야 할 쇼츠 부업의 본질과 차별화 전략
23:58I'm just an ordinary person , too .
24:00Anyone can really make as much money as
24:02I do , or even more . But that doesn't
24:05mean just anyone can do it . Rather than
24:08relying on things like AI to create
24:10videos with a single click without any
24:12effort , you should think about how you
24:15can differentiate yourself . Or how you
24:17can provide more entertainment to your
24:18viewers . I think it would be better to
24:20operate your channel while asking
24:22yourself these fundamental questions .
24:24I understand . Thank you for your
24:25valuable insights during our long talk
24:27today . I hope to see you again if the
24:28opportunity arises .
24:29Yes . Thank you so much for today . Sir .
24:31Great work today . Thank you .