It’s April 15, halfway through the contest and so far we have 3 contenders!! @Melissa Pier , @Christine Howatt , and @Stephanie Klotz have all referred new members to NewTubers and have a chance to win an Ad Spot in the classroom!! The Ad Spot will be your own “course” in the NewTubers classroom to promote your YouTube channel, your Skool community, or another offer you may have! It’s not too late to get in on this, even if you’re a new member this month! All you to do is refer friends to join NewTubers. They can drop your name when they apply to join, but I’ll also see your name if you use your unique referral link. Every new member you refer increases your odds of winning the ad spot prize! 🏆

⭐️APRIL CONTEST⭐️ For the month of April, invite people to join the NewTubers community and you could win a course/advertisement inside of the classroom! That’s right, you can create your own “course” to advertise your YouTube channel, your community, or another offer you have! Every person you invite is one entry into the final drawing at the end of the month!! That means even if you only get ONE person to join, you still have a chance to win! More new members = more chances to win! There will be at least ONE winner, although of the contest pops off, I may consider choosing additional winners 😉 When they join, they are asked “how did you hear about NewTubers?” And they can put your name there, or they can DM me or comment on this post who invited them. The winner’s ad will stay in the classroom for a minimum of 3 months. We will build it together to make sure it’s an effective ad for YOU, and also to ensure it meets community guidelines 🙂 Did you join during the month of April?? You can get in on the action too! Invite as many friends to join as you like and get a chance to win!! Who’s ready??

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

Is there a way to post videos on YT that aren't public? I'd like to be able to make videos for my clients and then post them to YT for access, but I don't want them to be public. Is there a way to do this on YT or do I need to do something different to host the videos?

What’s your next video topic? Are you trying to answer a specific question or solve a specific problem? If you aren’t sure what to make next, I love using tools like Answer The Public and Google Trends to see what people are searching for and get ideas for my next video! Let us know what you’re working on!