Written answers to the questions that decide whether a faceless channel works: platform policy, loudness and audio specification, and what the platforms actually penalise.
Yes, on all three platforms. What YouTube, TikTok and Instagram actually penalise is templated output, not the absence of a presenter.
What changed in July 2025, what the July 2026 clarification actually says, and what it means for a channel that publishes without a presenter.
Around -14 LUFS integrated with true peak below -1 dBTP. What the numbers mean, and why ducking matters more than either of them.
The usual causes on channels without a presenter, what actually helps in an appeal, and what does not.
Two terms used interchangeably that mean different things, and which one of them gets your video muted.
Where each platform covers your video, why the three safe zones do not overlap, and why one master cannot serve all of them.
Both YPP tiers, what counts toward the thresholds, and why meeting every number is still not sufficient.
The tags worth learning, and the provider trap where identical markup behaves differently across models of the same brand.
Videos under 60 seconds are ineligible outright. The full eligibility bar, the strike system, and what AI disclosure does and does not require.
Usually the script or the mix rather than the model. A diagnostic order that starts before you change providers.
A genuine trade-off rather than a right answer, and the question that actually decides it.
Including the cost that does not appear on either invoice, and what each option is genuinely bad at.
What matters in the first thirty episodes, and what to ignore while you are still finding out whether the format works for you.
Popularity is the least important of four factors. The other three are harder to reverse, so they decide the niche.
ReelsAudio renders faceless episodes with consistent voice and music, varied structure, and loudness normalised per platform.