Alex Landowski

13yrs ago I arrived in the UK as an immigrant from Poland. My goal was to establish myself in a new country and build a successful career. I spent 5 months searching for a job in a tough market. Eventually, I became a bike courier in a logistics business, an industry where I had some experience. Through years of determination and hard work, I rose to become the youngest senior operations controller in the company. But after a decade, I noticed a lack of innovation in the logistics industry, which had become outdated and resistant to change. Realizing that the changes I envisioned were too significant to implement internally, I decided to start my own business. In 2016, I took out a loan and bought a moped. And founded Medical Logistics, London’s only 24/7 medical courier. Initially, I handled all deliveries myself, focusing solely on medical supplies and implementing innovative systems for managing time-sensitive deliveries. This approach earned us an exceptional reputation within the industry. In 2018, my wife’s pregnancy complications highlighted a huge gap in the market for timely health tests at home. This led us to transition from a medical logistics company to also being a healthcare provider. By 2019, I became a fully trained phlebotomist, offering mobile blood testing services across London. Our business grew, focusing on exceptional care in both phlebotomy and logistics. The COVID-19 pandemic brought both challenges and opportunities. We invested in Covid testing machines, expanded our services, and secured a discounted office space in Mayfair, enabling us to offer urgent Covid testing. Our commitment to exceptional service earned us UKAS Accreditation and CQC Registration, making us a trusted healthcare provider. Following significant growth, we embarked on new ventures inspired by London’s MedTech innovations. ➡️ In 2022, we participated in a pioneering drone trial to deliver medical supplies between NHS hospitals, reducing emissions and easing healthcare system pressures. ➡️ In 2023, we opened Medical Laboratories, managing testing in-house to maintain high standards and reduce costs and wait times. ➡️ In 2024, Medical Laboratories unfortunately went bankrupt. Despite our efforts, we couldn’t cover the substantial expenses of running a lab and clinics. ➡️ In March 2024, I sold Medical Logistics and Medical Logistics Technology to my ex-business partner. This sale was necessary due to financial constraints and the need to secure outside investment. Now, I am building a new healthcare brand, BodyCheck. me. BodyCheck. me combines conventional healthcare services like GP consultations and blood tests with unconventional wisdom such as nutrition and homoeopathy, aiming to create a holistic approach to health and well-being. Perseverance and adaptability are key to overcoming challenges and seizing new opportunities. Even when faced with setbacks, the ability to pivot and innovate can lead to new and rewarding paths. If this Inspires you. Drop me a follow. I'll be sharing more of my story. And the journey along the way.

There is an insurance policy to poitect your digital property. Account protection, loss of earnings, legal help I should have it all ready to go coming week 🤞

This can happen to anyone! You spend years building your account on YouTube, X, TikTok or Instagram and one day you lose it all. But this is about to change. I’ve built a real solution for serious creators.

@shogozyt @undercoverwhale Youll need to get a creatora insurance! Dont risk losing it again. DM me and we can talk sometime next week

@undercoverwhale Yo tysm Dylan, I'll definitely put everything I learned on YouTube in action on the other platforms! Hope you have an awesome weekend

This is the DM YouTube sent me. I want to say I truly appreciate everything everyone did for me, but it looks like I'm not going to get this resolved. I won't forget what you did to try to help get my channel back. Seriously, just thank you so much. Best 10 years of my life.

@leohavemercy Cobgrats 🙌 You should get yourself a content creator insurance! Protect your digital empire 🕺

Monetized 3 weeks ago $30k months on the way Move first, strike hard.

@razvanparaschiv Cool! Also... you should get yourself an insurance policy for serious content creators to protect your digital property! Hacking, loss of earnings, legal help etc. Like home inusrance but for digital property Yes, there is insurance for this 🙌

If all my YouTube channels got deleted and I had to rebuild to $40K/month in 6 months, here's exactly what I'd do: • I'd pick a high-RPM niche and go all in. These pay $5-20 per 1,000 views. I wasted time testing low-RPM niches early on. The difference between $2 RPM and $15 RPM is the difference between struggling and printing money. • Post 3 videos per week, no matter what. Consistency matters more than perfection. My first 50 videos were mediocre. That's just tuition. You need volume to find what works. • Use AI for scripts and voiceovers, hire humans for editing. Scripts cost me $30/month with Claude, voiceovers are $10-20/month with ElevenLabs, and I pay editors $70 per video. Total cost per video: $50-70. This is half what it used to cost before AI. • Research outlier videos before making anything. I look for channels with low subscribers but at least one video with a massive amount of views. That's a proven idea. I model it, don't copy it. This saves months of guessing. • Hire from Upwork or Fiverr, specifically from Central and Eastern Europe. I've hired over 2,000 freelancers. The talent in countries like Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary is as good as the US but costs way less. • Pay freelancers on time and give them $10-50 bonuses when videos hit 100K views. Nobody does this. It keeps the best people working with you forever. • Once I find a video format that works, I double down hard. I made 9 videos about Jay Leno's garage once the first one hit. 6-7 of them worked. That's how revenue compounds. • Track RPM, CTR, and average view duration on every single video. If you don't know these numbers, you're flying blind. I spend 1 hour per week analyzing performance. • Launch channel two once channel one hits $5K/month. Same system, different niche. Going from one channel to multiple channels is how you scale from $10K to $40K/month. • Build for sale value from day one. Channels sell for 24-36x monthly profit. I sold one channel for over $100K after it made $100K in year one. Most people don't even know this is possible. • Use a simple Trello board to manage everything. One board per channel. Freelancers move tasks through the stages themselves. Takes me 15 minutes per day to manage multiple channels. • After 50-100 videos, cut what isn't working. If a format hasn't hit by then, move to a different angle. Don't fall in love with ideas that don't work. • Focus on the 20% of videos that generate 80% of revenue. Most videos will be okay or flop completely. A few will explode. Find those formats and make more of them. That's how I went from one channel making $10K/month to multiple channels making $40K/month while working 5-10 hours per week. Took about 2 years once I figured out the system. DM me "BLUEPRINT" if you want the full breakdown of how we built this.

@thesamocean Well done! Sam I just created an insurance policy for proffesional content creators/influencers in partership with a leading mainstream insurer and broker (protect the account, loss of earnings, legal help etc). Launching mid April. I think this could work well with your agency?

I just turned 33. I started a YouTube growth agency just 20 months ago… But we already have 45m views and 3.6m watch time hours for clients. Ask me anything about YouTube strategy for education brands in 2026.

@DyRoad158819 @YouTube @TeamYouTube Congrats! You should get yourself an insurance policy for serious or professional content creators. Yes, this type of policy exists. It protects your digital property, loss of earnings, and legal support. Like home insurance, but for your digital property 🙌

Finally! My YouTube monetization is back after 6+ months of being demonetized. Huge thanks to @YouTube @TeamYouTube for giving it a proper review. That said, plenty of other awesome creators are still stuck waiting for a fair review. Please help them out!

@AdamNearIdaho @shogozyt @TeamYouTube Its more than that. YouTube or any other platform is a digital property. It takes years to build it and it can be lost overnight because of hacking etc. Think about this as a home insurance. You need it to protect your wealth- which in todays world is you virtual avatar

@AlexLandowski @shogozyt @TeamYouTube It says a lot that YouTubers need actual insurance to protect them from YouTube.

PLEASE GUYS I NEED YOUR HELP My 157K channel was terminated on Jan 17 and almost 50 emails later, I'm only getting copy-paste responses. I haven't been able to reach a human. Channel ID: UCBRYeSGcB8VoemMQ9IW978w Please like, repost, reply, and tag @TeamYouTube so this gets seen

This was me almost 2 years ago Today I am launching The Ultimate Insurance Policy for Serious Creators & Influencers Protect everything you've built in one policy: sudden account bans & lost earnings, algorithm wipeouts, AI content crackdowns, and income volatility.

@shogozyt @TeamYouTube As a YouTuber myself sorry to hear. Probably a bit late now, but there is an insurance policy for serious content creators that helps protect your account/channel against exactly this (including loss of earnings)

@DaddyAwonBoyz @shogozyt @TeamYouTube Sure, have a look x.com/i/status/20331…

@AlexLandowski @shogozyt @TeamYouTube Can you shed more light on this please. 🙏🏼

This is exactly why every serious creator needs an insurance policy to protect their account or channel, loss of earnings, and to have a legal support. Yes, this type of policy exists. DM me.

@Richard_YTS Congrats 🙌

Recent win from the 1of10 team! This video is going crazy. Link in bio to work with us :)

@levelsio Which used to be 5% This game will be over soon

Even bigger irony of getting rich is that everything expensive isn't that much better than when you paid normal for it Many things are even worse (most expensive luxury hotels are guaranteed worse than regular simple hotels, I know I tried most of them now) The real reason you wanna get rich is not to buy expensive things It's so that $1M invested gives you 3% to take out every year with no risk, which is $30,000/year Which you can use to travel for $1000/mo on a shoestring budget forever without having to back to some desk job with a shitty boss Aka FREEDOM

Yes, another entrepreneurial pivot for me. Transport → Healthcare → Health Tech → YouTuber → Insurance 😅🕺

Obviously in partnership with a leading mainstream insurance provider and a broker. Insurance is a heavily regulated environment, so it wasn’t easy to put all this together, but I did.

So if YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram pulls the plug overnight, you get fast payouts, legal backup, channel restoration help, and diversification funds to keep your empire alive. DM if interested Ill be posting a website in the coming days 🙌