What effective methods can I use for editing videos on a faceless YouTube channel?

I've been running a faceless and voiceless YouTube channel for a while now, and I can spend anywhere from a few days to a month on my videos. For minor videos or shorts, I usually dedicate a few days, but for more complex content, it can take up to four weeks. The key is to find a balance between quality and time spent editing.

My niche is CPU vs CPU tournaments for Yu-Gi-Oh, and I usually spend about 1-3 hours on the actual setup and another 20 minutes on editing. I focus on speeding up the video to keep things engaging and cut out any unnecessary talking. The hardest part is the setup, as it takes a lot of time to ensure the characters and decks are balanced.

I recently started a football predictions and betting channel without showing my face. I generally spend 2-3 hours on research and an additional 1-2 hours on editing the videos. It's definitely a challenge to maintain a daily upload schedule, but focusing on concise content helps to streamline the process.

For my walking videos in Asia, I create one long-format video each week, which takes me about 5-10 hours to edit. I pay attention to cuts, coloring, and ensuring the video flows well. This consistency in production helps keep my viewers engaged and makes the editing process smoother.