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🥳 To celebrate hitting my YouTube goals, here’s the 9 pieces of advice I’d give to anyone wanting to become a YouTube millionaire 🧵: (Bookmark this for later).

What is an evergreen video & why is it SO important? Most people are stuck in the social media hamster wheel. 🛞 They have to keep posting constantly or their channel dies and their revenue stops. But it doesn't have to be like that. Evergreen videos are videos that timeless. They are just as relevant in a year as they are right now. There's nothing specifically dating the video to this current time period, and it's a topic people will still care about in future. This is the direct opposite of trying to catch trends, fads and current news. Don't get me wrong: those absolutely can get views... but people quickly move on and the content dies. It's disposable. I would much prefer that the work I do today is still growing my channel & making money years from now. That way you actually feel like you're building something long-term, and when you stop uploading it won't all just come crashing down. (This is why YouTube is sometimes referred to as 'digital real estate' - evergreen videos are long-term assets). Because when you have a whole library of quality evergreen videos people can go back and watch any time, and YouTube is still recommending them YEARS after posting... that's when you truly feel like your channel is working for you, rather than you working on your channel. It gives you more freedom to make content you actually want to make. As you actually are earning passive income. That's why when people ask me: 'you haven't posted in a month, are you not stressed?' 😅 Honestly no. One of my most profitable months ever on YouTube I uploaded 0 videos - it was just YouTube pushing my older stuff. You can see on this Coca-cola video video I made; it was uploaded January 2022, but even in July 2024 it's getting many thousands of views every day and earning money. It keeps growing over time. So... consider what topics your audience will still find relevant even a year or two from now. And when writing/planning the video, just imagine nobody can watch it for a year. That way you'll "future-proof" the video so people can still it enjoy it for a long time to come... Because if you do this well, there really will be new people discovering it for a long time to come.

I previously won the Skool Games, setting their new highest record. I had no sales calls or paid ads. Almost all sales were just from 1 YouTube video. But I did A LOT wrong. Learn from my mistakes if you want to earn more money... 🧵

I spent 5 years studying YouTube so you don’t have to. Here’s 5 things I've learned from building one of the world's biggest business channels: 🧵👇

YouTube is an online game with incredible rewards if you play well. With the right strategies, you can become rich. But the game is dominated by the top 1% of creators who get most of the views. This thread will explain how to join the top 1% and win the game... 🧵

I've scaled my YouTube channel from 0 to over 1,750,000+ subscribers & a 7 figure business. But the most important skill for scaling a YouTube channel is hiring. Here are the hiring lessons I wish I knew sooner. 🧵👇