"YouTube is too saturated"

"YouTube is too saturated. All the good niches are taken"

I totally understand why you'd think this

When you look at YouTube, it feels like everyone's already doing everything, right?

But here's what I've discovered after helping hundreds of people build channels...

YouTube gets 2 billion logged-in users every month

That's more people than live in China and India combined

And new people join every single day

Now, let me share some stories that might change your perspective...

My student Keyson started his chart animation channel 9 months ago

Everyone told him that niche was "done"

He's now making $12,000/month…

Or even my student Diego, who thought political commentary was impossible to break into

Too crowded, too competitive…

He hit $20,000/month during election season

The Finessin Sports channel? 

Sports content… supposedly the most saturated niche on YouTube hit $30,000/month 

Here's what I've learned… 

Most people start a channel, upload a few videos, don't see immediate results, and give up

They never learn the actual system

They never understand how the algorithm really works

They never figure out proper monetization

So while it looks "saturated" from the outside…

There's actually tons of room for people who know what they're doing

The opportunity is absolutely still there

You just need the right approach

That's the difference between someone who succeeds with YouTube automation and someone who struggles

One follows a proven system

The other tries to figure it out alone

Hope this helps,

Adam

P.S. I've seen this pattern hundreds of times – the people who think it's "too late" are usually the ones who haven't tried the right method yet. If that’s crossed your mind, check this out