The tweet got hundreds of replies and a few common themes emerged like lack of confidence, not knowing what to make videos about, not having enough ideas...
This got me thinking that maybe I could help. Perhaps there was something in this.
So I sat down with Angus, got a load of sticky notes and started to plan something.
Within an afternoon we’d got the basic outline of a course and pencilled in a launch date...in just 2 weeks. Even I thought that was a bit crazy but move fast and break things, am I right?
We did genuinely have to move fast and within a week we’d finalised the structure, created the sales page and had a product ready to launch.
Then we released it to the world.
I thought maybe 10 or 20 people might sign up and I guess we’d learn something.
But in a few hours we’d had over 100 people sign up and within a week over 350 people had bought the course 🤯
A week later the course started and Cohort 1 officially began.
@CoraHarrison15@johncoogan@julianoshea The course has now generated over $2.5 million which I still find just utterly ridiculous considering it basically started with one tweet and a few sticky notes.
@CoraHarrison15@johncoogan@julianoshea If you want to learn how to grow on YouTube check out Cohort 5 of my Part-Time YouTuber Academy - enrolment closes soon!
If I had to suggest ONE platform for someone to start posting on in 2022, it’d be YouTube.
Want to why?
Some stats to start off:
- Over 2.3 billion people worldwide use YouTube once a month.
- More than a billion hours of content is consumed on YouTube every single day.
- YouTube is the second most used social media platform (after Facebook)
It’s been around for less than 2 decades, but for any website, that’s a long time.
Even if another platform like TikTok amasses millions of users, it’ll still have to build the credibility that YouTube has built up since 2005 and continues to build into 2022.