YouTube has been going after channels they consider to be against their terms of service... And my channel which was YouTube Shorts about Bikers got taken down without a chance to appeal the ban. For business channels there is one thing I need to warn you about: Don't make income claims in your videos. "Make $10k by doing xyz" will get your channel suspended sooner or later. I decided to take my channel ban as an opportunity to redirect my focus onto another channel I've been meaning to take seriously for a long time. And sure enough, after putting in more effort both videos I just posted are way out performing the older ones! If you're thinking about starting your YouTube channel, or taking it more seriously to grow faster - join me in https://www.skool.com/ben! I'll share everything I learn while it happens, would love to have you inside as well :)

Hi guys. I came across this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btf7ciqEFhU And he was flexing about how much money he was able to make by just uploading shorts. Is it really possible in 2025? Are there any tricks that one has to follow to achieve a decent level of success?

Guys. What should I do if my retention graph looks like this? I want to improve the retention on my videos

Hi guys. I uploaded a teaser for the dev logs i am gonna do for my game. https://youtu.be/bZ5u4Sxbdoo?si=yCKszGyHmseAKYxQ I am looking for constructive criticisms related to the screenplay of the video.

1. Make the move before you’re ready. Your first video won’t be perfect... neither will your last. So why talk yourself out of trying? 2. If your first video blows up...a lot of people will see it and this means you beat the odds and did a great job. 3. If your video flops and no one sees it... it doesn’t matter because no one saw it. So either way... just try! "No matter how many mistakes you make or how slow you progress, you are still way ahead of everyone who isn’t trying.” - Tony Robbins