A small win, but still a win. It's going to stack up, and soon the channel will blow up. Eventually...

I created my LinkedIn account 3 weeks ago. Since then I've added nearly 1,500 followers and recorded more than 160,000 impressions. It's the *easiest* algo to crack. And unlike X, people from LinkedIn actually buy stuff. If you want the formula for growing on LinkedIn just RT

100% agree. If you're not approved, YT keeps everything. If you get into YPP, you get your 55%. It's like disputing a copyright claim. YT likely makes tens, if not hundreds of millions per year, simply from long approval times.

Sometimes, all it takes to break free from where you're stuck is a few helpful tips. If you've already built a solid foundation, a little guidance can make all the difference. Thanks for the insights, Andrew | Youtube & Traffic!

If you notice just one or two channels in a new niche that seems promising, you essentially have two options: 1. Enter the niche early, potentially gaining a "first-mover advantage," but also taking on significant risk. 2. Wait until 3-5 more channels gain traction, reducing

A year ago, I was feeling pretty lost. My mind was all over the place, but no matter what, I couldn’t figure out my direction. I’d hit a plateau and stayed stuck there for way too long. Eventually, I realized that if I wanted to grow, I needed to learn and invest in myself.