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The method · 3 Oct 2026

The first frame decides: 43.6% stayed versus 12.9%

Across two batches of our own Shorts, the opening picture mattered more than the hook's wording. Objects you understand instantly beat screens and ordinary scenes.

The method · 3 Oct 2026

Why one viral Short proves nothing (and how many videos a test needs)

In our first test batch, each side had one Short that took off and one that flopped. Here's how many videos a fair test needs, and why.

Money and rules · 3 Oct 2026

YouTube's inauthentic content rule, in plain words

What YouTube means by mass-produced or repetitive content, which faceless channels it hits, and how to stay monetised.

Faceless Theory grows a faceless YouTube Shorts channel by testing one change in every batch and keeping what wins.

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