Ricky here – welcome to the community! You’ve just joined a squad that’s dead-serious about turning YouTube from some “random late-night upload” where you pray and hope the algorithm falls in love with you into a full-time gig. I did it at 15 – no fancy camera, a terrible laptop, 6mb internet speed and over 2 years of my life without pay – and now I’m showing you the exact step by step playbook so you can do it MUCH faster Here’s how the community works. Each week you’ll get: ✔ 2x Weekly Live Coaching Calls (go to the calendar to find out when they are) ✔ Step-by-Step Blueprint, Full Course: Hours of content that specifically takes you from having no channel and 0 subscribers to $10k/month ✔ Video Editing Pack: an entire pack to help you with editing videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1raaERwB8MU&t=9s this video right here is one of my best this year, and it uses a simple formula The Most/Biggest/Worst [Insane Adjective] + [Familiar Target] this is the formula I like to use for most of my titles now on my Glider Guy channel but why does it work: - It's short and snappy - but most importantly, I've incorporated it for a long time! there's strength in time, you can have a title formula much worse then that, but if your viewers expect it and you've built up an audience trust for a long enough time, any title formula will work this isn't to say that you shouldn't try to make your title formula as effective as possible, but you don't need to be perfect the most important thing is getting something out there, sort out how you can make a title formula that can be applied to all your videos, your branding with your packaging is what takes a faceless channel from being a short term spike in money, to something long term that you can turn into a career