I’m a fan of Ali Abdaal, Alex Hormozi, and recently been getting into Veritasium (they make videos about science and education). What are y’all watching? What channels do you Keep coming back to?

Who would be interested in getting together on a call this Saturday? No agenda, just a hangout. I’m sure we will talk about YouTube but no topics are off limits. I’m thinking maybe an hour, but we can go as short or as long as we want 🙂 If you’re in, what time would be best for you? (Please either state your time zone or what time it would be in Central Time)

There’s a place here that makes a really good Butter Salted Caramel. I might need some after work 👀 what do y’all like??

What days of the week do you find yourself perusing this and other Skool communities?

I want to run it by you all, and would love your honest thoughts. As you may or may not know, NewTubers is a public community, which means posts here are indexed by Google and increasingly by AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, etc. Here is an example of a post getting indexed for search (if you know how SEO works already, you can skip ahead): Whenever someone creates a post in this community, there certain words that will emerge as “key words.” These are the words in the text that say “Hey! THIS is what the post is about!” So that post becomes a piece of searchable content on the open web. Google sees it. AI tools see it. Then someone searches Google or uses an AI tool, and maybe some words in their search query match some of the keywords in the post. That, along with some other factors like “is the post useful/helpful/accurate/popular/etc,” all contribute to the possibility that the search tool recommends the post as one of the search results. So, what’s the big idea here?? 👀 What if members could use this community as a place to post write-ups of their YouTube videos? A short summary, some key takeaways, a link back to the video — written in a way that's helpful AND searchable. It wouldn't replace your YouTube SEO work, but it could give each video an extra shot at being found on Google and in AI-generated answers. Someone searching for the topic you cover in your video COULD land on the post before they even land on the video itself, but then could follow the link straight to the video. Personally when I search things, I am usually not immediately thinking about looking for a video on the topic, but when I come across one in the process I will sometimes choose to watch it rather than keep reading. From another angle, search engines look for connections between seemingly “unrelated” pages in order to improve search results. Connections are established when there’s a link on one page that takes you to the other page. These are called “back links.”