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Mar 28 3 tweets 1 min read
Making your first $1 online is one of the most life-changing things you can do…
I timed myself setting up a shopify store. It took 7 minutes. 7 minutes to start selling online.

Our grandparents did not have this much opportunity, so…
I’m going to be giving away $500 to someone in the next week who follows these steps

1. Retweets the top tweet
2. Signs up to Shopify w/ my link
3. Makes $1 and tags me in the replies with proof 💰

Go! It’s free 👉 shopify.com/paddy #PAID

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More from @PaddyG96

Apr 2
The key to massive growth on YouTube? Audience retention🧠

An extra 10% can be the difference between a video getting 100k views or 1 million 💡

Here's how I regularly hit 70% with clients 👇
#1 - The basis is always the story

The first thing people think of when talking about retention is often stuff like ''cut every 2 seconds'' - but really everything traces back to the story. Start here. The best retention hack is better ideas.
#2 - Tailor to your demographic

Not everyone on YouTube needs a cut every 0.0001 seconds lol. Different demographics are engaged in different ways. I don't think people want to see a knitting channel with the pace of MrBeast.
Read 13 tweets
Mar 8
“You can’t take breaks on YouTube”

This video from a friend was posted after a 7-month break. Some thoughts on taking breaks & the “algorithm”👇🧪
This video is from my long-time YouTube buddy @jamesvjani - As you can see from the curve it started slow but is now on its way to be a 1/10 and one of his best viewed videos of all time…after a 7 month break🤔

There's a lot of interesting things to dissect here...
Now I've talked about breaks on YouTube plenty of times, but it is easily one of the most common misconceptions on the platform...

Can breaks hurt your channel? Absolutely....but they don't always have to...🧠
Read 16 tweets
Mar 4
Most youtubers lose 30%-50% of viewers within the first 30 seconds of their video starting.

This can kill a videos performance. Here's some ideas on how to fix it 🧠👇 Image
#1 - Instant title & thumbnail delivery

This might seem obvious, but when people click on a video, they want to see what they came for. The best intros give instant delivery. Ryan Trahan even recreates his thumbnail as the opening shot here... Image
#2 - Jumping into a storyline

The earlier the first storyline/challenge/point can begin the better. If you look at a typical retention curve, the best holds are during these moments, we don't need 2 minutes of build up to get there.
Read 10 tweets
Feb 15
Here’s a client’s channel that went from 585 subscribers to 100,187 in exactly 1 year.

This is how it happened… 👇
John Coogan is the client, we had our first call together on may 1st 2021.

He had 909 subs before that conversation, but I knew with the right strategy he would succeed. Here’s why…
Trait #1 - Long term approach

From the start, John had a long term approach. I’m talking years, not months. He didn’t have an unrealistic target, he was willing to grow slowly.

This was a screenshot from a presentation he did for me during that first call.
Read 13 tweets
Feb 3
I was at times working 80-100 hour weeks last year, bad for my health & my personal life

My goal this year is to get more done, and work less.

Wish me luck haha
I’m doing this by 1. Eliminating tasks I don’t need to do 2. Automating tasks 3. Delegating tasks
1. Elimination

- Endless scrolling
- Checking YT studio too much
- Unnecessary meetings
Read 6 tweets
Jan 27
Do you think the ''algorithm'' punishes taking breaks on youtube? Let's hear your thoughts 👇
Remember that the algorithm follows the audience, which helps when thinking about this as my friend Rene shared

The truth is most of the data shows there isn't a lasting negative impact for taking breaks, there's lots of nuance to that of course

I think we need to stop thinking about it as the ''algorithm punishing'' and more about the audience needing time to be re-engaged.
Read 8 tweets

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