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Very long videos earn more per view, so fewer views can still add up.

Make ultra-long YouTube videos for a high RPM: $10,617 in about 3 months

Long videos carry more ad breaks, so revenue per 1,000 views can be far higher than with Shorts.

$10,617est. revenue (Jul 22 – Oct 19)
$38.41RPM
275.7Kengaged views (90 days)

Figures as shared by the creator (YouTube Studio screenshot posted on X, Oct 20, 2026), not verified. He builds Produce, the tool he says made every video, and sells a mentorship that includes it · source

From @blakefakhoury on X (@blakefakhoury) · Oct 2026

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The Short Version

How Blake Ryan (@blakefakhoury) made $10,617 est. revenue (Jul 22 – Oct 19), according to X (@blakefakhoury) (self-reported).

  • What: Blake Ryan (@blakefakhoury) posted a YouTube Studio screenshot and wrote that "ultra long form" videos are under-discussed because of the RPM they bring.
  • Result: The screenshot shows $10,617.41 estimated revenue for Jul 22 to Oct 19, 2026, and $10,591.32 for the last 90 days on 275.7K engaged views, a $38.41 RPM.
Key Facts
WhoBlake Ryan (@blakefakhoury)
ToolNot named in the source
Money$10,617 est. revenue (Jul 22 – Oct 19)
TimeframeOct 2026
SourceX (@blakefakhoury)
Self-reportedYes

Source posted Oct 2026Figures as shared by the creatorHow we check sources

The workflow

GoalFaceless Content
275.7KResultengaged views (90 days)

Where & With What

What They Did

  1. 1The moveBlake Ryan (@blakefakhoury) posted a YouTube Studio screenshot and wrote that "ultra long form" videos are under-discussed because of the RPM they bring.
  2. 2Step 2Pick a niche people watch for hours (sleep, history, ambience)
  3. 3Step 3Plan long videos as many short chapters
  4. 4ResultThe screenshot shows $10,617.41 estimated revenue for Jul 22 to Oct 19, 2026, and $10,591.32 for the last 90 days on 275.7K engaged views, a $38.41 RPM.

Quick Answers

What tools do you need?

Just the platform account.

How much does it cost?

No paid tools needed: this case uses only the platform itself, which is free to join.

Is it allowed?

Yes, if it is original. YouTube does not monetize mass-produced or repetitive content. Source.

Watch out: Self-reported, the channel is not named, and the poster sells the tool and a mentorship, so treat it as a claim. YouTube can demonetize repetitive or mass-produced long videos; each upload needs real value, and AI-made realistic content needs the altered or synthetic label.

Try It Yourself

The prompt
(Our template, not the creator's prompt.) Outline a 3-hour calm long-form video on [topic] as 12 chapters of about 15 minutes each, with a one-line hook per chapter, a steady narrator voice, and natural spots for ad breaks between chapters.

Your first step

Paste the prompt into your AI assistant and swap the [brackets] for your own niche.

Full write-up & sources

More detail: In a reply he said "we quite literally create every single video with" produce.so. His X bio says he is building Produce, and produce.so describes itself as an engine for ultra-long-form YouTube that is only available inside his mentorship program. The channel itself is not named.

Results: Monthly: July $1,278.02, August $3,454.03, September $4,543.07, October (ongoing) $2,125.64. Figures as shared by the creator · source: his post on X (Oct 20, 2026).

Source: @blakefakhoury on X (@blakefakhoury) · Oct 2026. Summarised in our own words; figures as shared by the creator (YouTube Studio screenshot posted on X, Oct 20, 2026), not verified. He builds Produce, the tool he says made every video, and sells a mentorship that includes it. Updated .

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