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Hey guys! Thanks for being patient with me over here. Making a ton of changes with my own business right now as well as my personal life. I’m hoping to get back to my normal grind by this week or the next and I have a ton of exciting stuff planned for this group! But behind the scenes I’m moving shops from where I’m at right now for my own automotive brand. My editor and filmer aka my older brother is having a baby and she’s coming early so we weren’t expecting it on this timeline. And I’m working on getting a big brand deal video filmed, edited and posted throughout it all for my brand so it has been very hectic. Thanks for sticking around and I can’t wait to jump back on this group here and get you guys the help you need to succeed!!

My New Video Just Hit 30K Views in 2 Days 🚀 I’m super excited about this latest upload! It’s the first video in my new build series for my personal automotive brand, and it’s performing amazing already! This isn’t luck or guesswork, it’s calculated. I’ve been studying what’s working in the automotive space over the last 5 years but it’s important to keep up with the times! Things change fast. What worked last year may not be as effective this year and so on. Here’s some research I’ve found on what’s most effective in the automotive media space right now that I applied to make this video a success: - Topic: BMWs are trending hard right now. - Visuals: Green grass, blue skies, and clean builds perform better in thumbnails. - Thumbnail Composition: “Before & After” + parts in frame always drive curiosity. - Editing Flow: No downtime. I keep the pace tight and fill slower segments with voiceovers to keep the story moving Those few small changes alone made a huge difference - YouTube Studio literally notified me that my subscribers are watching more than usual on this video. That confirmed the new strategy is working. If you guys want me to break down how to craft videos like this for your own channels — from topic choice to thumbnail structure to editing rhythm — I’ve got something special coming soon 👀 Drop a comment below if you want me to DM you when that help is available. Let’s keep building 📈📈📈 Also here’s the video if you wanna check it out for yourself - https://youtu.be/0ZTe3HwoPKc?si=rwbmqr4kVa1M5_UG

Hey everyone! I'm Andrew. I currently run my mobile detailing business I am trying to eventually build into a custom shop. I run 2 YouTube channels but right now my main car content will be on my personal YouTube. I have a 94 mustang gt that was built by a previous owner with a vortech super charger but it's currently going to be getting torn down and rebuilt to what I want. Still deciding the direction I want to take the power plant. I also have a 67 mustang coupe (not pictured) project and am always on the look for more.