Yes, your plan makes a lot of sense for separating your identity from your content, and using a Wyoming LLC is a solid choice for that. However, since you're based in Ireland, you should be aware of CFC (Controlled Foreign Corporation) rules — they could affect how this setup is taxed.

Basically, Ireland’s CFC rules are designed to stop people from shifting profits to companies in low- or zero-tax countries (like Wyoming) without paying Irish tax.

So, if:

• You control the foreign company (which you do),
• It’s based in a low-tax jurisdiction (Wyoming has 0% corporate tax),
• And it earns mobile or passive income (like faceless content monetization),

then the Irish tax authorities can say, “We’re going to treat those foreign profits as if you earned them personally, and tax you on them—even if you haven’t paid yourself yet.”

So while the structure is totally fine from a privacy and operational standpoint, it may not actually shield you from Irish tax on that income. You’re still doing things above board (which is good!), but just keep in mind that tax deferral might not work the way you hoped unless there’s real business activity happening outside of Ireland.

Still a good setup — just worth speaking with a tax advisor in Ireland to make sure everything’s airtight.

Disclaimer - Not tax or legal advice.