Can you sell an online course without overpromising huge results?
In PTYA we have a no-promise policy.
We believe there’s no secret to YouTube success.
If there was a magic bullet, it’s building a system 👇
In PTYA we have a no-promise policy.
We believe there’s no secret to YouTube success.
If there was a magic bullet, it’s building a system 👇
The early days of a YouTuber are very scrappy.
It’s a week-by-week effort that you reinvent with each filming session. But that’s good only for the initial months.
If you really want to “make it” on YouTube, you’ll need a plan.
Especially if you want to do it part-time.
It’s a week-by-week effort that you reinvent with each filming session. But that’s good only for the initial months.
If you really want to “make it” on YouTube, you’ll need a plan.
Especially if you want to do it part-time.
Systems have lately become a bit of a buzzword. But basically, these are sets of processes that should take us to our desired result.
Or as @JamesClear would say “Goals are about the results you want to achieve. Systems are about the processes that lead to those results.”
Or as @JamesClear would say “Goals are about the results you want to achieve. Systems are about the processes that lead to those results.”
@JamesClear Let’s assume that our goal is to get 100k subscribers.
For that, you’d need to post at least one video a week for a year.
For that, you need a video script ready every week.
For that, you need one video idea each week.
We can go on and on, until...
For that, you’d need to post at least one video a week for a year.
For that, you need a video script ready every week.
For that, you need one video idea each week.
We can go on and on, until...
@JamesClear ...until we reduce our goal to matchwood.
That’s why you should be trying to piece these (repeatable) processes together to build a system around your content production.
Otherwise, you’ll keep reinventing the wheel with each new video.
That’s why you should be trying to piece these (repeatable) processes together to build a system around your content production.
Otherwise, you’ll keep reinventing the wheel with each new video.
@JamesClear So even with a no-promise policy, we teach the closest thing to YouTube's secret sauce which can take your channel from 0 to 100,000:
The Infinite Content Engine.
The Infinite Content Engine.
@JamesClear This is the system I’ve developed to grow my channel from 0 to 2.7M subscribers while doing YouTube only part-time.
But the system doesn’t only help you grow your subscribers count.
It also takes care of major challenges that a YouTuber has to face like👇
But the system doesn’t only help you grow your subscribers count.
It also takes care of major challenges that a YouTuber has to face like👇
@JamesClear 🤝 Building a team
🎥 Dealing with cameras, mics, and lighting
💡 Running out of ideas
🏗 Structuring your videos...
💰 Monetising your channel
♻️ Repurposing your content
📨 Outsourcing content production
To mention only a few.
🎥 Dealing with cameras, mics, and lighting
💡 Running out of ideas
🏗 Structuring your videos...
💰 Monetising your channel
♻️ Repurposing your content
📨 Outsourcing content production
To mention only a few.
https://twitter.com/AliAbdaal/status/1390697938100408320?s=20
@JamesClear If I could give one piece of advice to someone who wants to make it on YouTube, it’d be that - create a system around your production and treat it as a media house.
Not as a scrappy week-after-week effort.
Not as a scrappy week-after-week effort.
@JamesClear If you'd like to know more about how to grow a YouTube channel and build systems, check out Cohort 5 of my Part-Time YouTuber Academy 😃
We sold out 50% of places in the first 24 hours so grab your spot now 👇
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We sold out 50% of places in the first 24 hours so grab your spot now 👇
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