Got invited onto Adnan's Podcast (a skooler) as the first guest :) Here are some topics we talked about that you might be interested in: - The winning formula for YouTube + Skool - How I landed Evelyn Weiss as my first client from one video - Working behind the scenes on 2,000+ Skool ads - Why YouTube Shorts actually convert (surprise finding!) - The hook formula that keeps 60%+ of viewers watching - Best way to drive traffic to your Skool without annoying people - How to revive a dead YouTube channel Check it out here 👇

I got started with my channel within some moths now started getting this result. Just wrapped up this month and I’m honestly still trying to process it… YouTube just paid me a little over $8,000. Not sharing this to brag , it’s more of a reminder to myself that small steps really do add up. i learn from the investor roadmap that says there are something people who are making success did different that people who are not making it yet are not ready to do. I put my effort on new strategy and it's brings me this result within short period of time. am very happy to take the step.

I've been listening to Skool Stories for a VERY long time now. And always thought it'd be so amazing to be able to work with them... I'm very excited to announce that after 10 months of no uploads, the first video was edited by my team & I made the thumbnail too Check it out!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePflZFEYgvE

I got tired of having to go to YouTube to look for competitor videos and get new ideas. Most of the time, when I was supposed to look for a new video, I would end up watching other YouTube videos… sigh. So I decided to build my own tool that keeps track of my competitors in real time and gives me an overview of their videos, so I know what’s working and what isn’t. It’s just the start, but it helps save time, and I can even download their YouTube script and save the hook and full script in my content library.

Finally, profit! :) Start: 49 days ago with a pre-monetized channel from my last experiment where I grew the channel to 1k subscribers within 21 days. Expenses last 49 days: $1,231 USD including editing + performance bonuses (only outsourcing to 1 editor) Revenue last 49 days: $2,479 Profit as of today: $1,248 The first 47 days I was losing money consistently - now I reached the break-even point, and moving forward the channel is just going to be come more and more profitable (assuming videos keep regularly blowing up) This (sadly) is still absolutely irrelevant in terms of learnings that can be applied to business/educational channels. So do I recommend this? Not really. It's basically a whole different business model from what we usually do in this group :)