Ryan Hughes

Lmao This offer teaches women how to become hot after 40 Has to be doing at least $50k/month Game is game (Who's running this..)

This is crazy... In one morning the channel that generated William $9M was WIPED out. And it reveals the one type of content nobody is talking about - but everyone is clicking on. You see most people would take months to recover... But William created a new account the next day First video - 5,000 views in under 24 hours Simply because he posted a piece of content people can't skip by People already knew his channel got taken down They wanted to know what happened They needed the update News creates a click compulsion no how-to video can compete with And this works in every niche... Finance Fitness Business Relationships Tech Huge channels are built on news... Look at markets like peptides, crypto blowing up right now Every niche has ongoing stories. And William just used his to pull in the exact audience he lost - on a brand new channel - in less than 24 hours. He's not rebuilding from zero... He's rebuilding with a story people are already following He's also running a challenge for building 'Micro Niched Channels' and now he's doing it in public Obviously it sucks but he'll probably drive more traffic from this happening

I hopped on a call with the fastest growing fitness creator last month... He's pulling $30k/month from low-ticket products. With no landing page OR team 99% profit margins He's had 2 videos hit nearly 1 million views in the most saturated niche on YouTube. Here's exactly how he did it - and why almost nobody can copy it: Fitness YouTube is a graveyard of identical channels. Same talking head format. Same bro-science thumbnails. Same "how to build muscle" titles that have been uploaded thousand times over... Everyone told him the niche was 'to competitive' He uploaded anyway. And now he's outperforming channels 10x his size. Because he brought a skill nobody else had... Most fitness creators pick up a phone, hit record, and upload. But he came in as a filmmaker. His videos aren't YouTube videos. They're short films. Cinematic shots Intentional lighting Moody color grades When someone stumbles onto his channel, it doesn't feel like content. It feels like a movie they accidentally clicked into. Instant pattern interrupt You don't scroll away from a movie mid-scene. That IMMEDIATELY separates him from other fitness accounts While everyone else is competing on information, he's competing on experience. And experience has no competition. THE SECOND UNFAIR ADVANTAGE: His physique IS the argument. He doesn't just talk about being lean and functional. He looks the part. In a space full of creators who tell you to bulk, cut, and chase the scale - he walks on screen looking like a proof of concept. His thesis is simple and it cuts against everything the fitness industry sells: Stop building useless muscle. Build functional muscle. Stay lean year-round. Train with purpose. But this next part brings everything together - he attacks what everyone else is defending. Look at his titles & thumbnails. "Bulking vs Cutting is a LIE (Do THIS Instead)" "You've Been LIED TO..." "Crunches Don't Work..." "Stop Building Useless Muscle" "Why You're Not Getting Stronger" This isn't an accident. Every title is a grenade thrown at the conventional wisdom his viewers grew up believing. Here's why that's brilliant: When someone watches mainstream fitness content and doesn't get results, they don't just get frustrated. They start to wonder if they've been lied to. They're already suspicious. He just becomes the person who confirms what they already suspected. That's perfect positioning He found the audience that was already disillusioned and gave them a creator they could trust instead. And trust is what converts. He mentioned to me how multiple creators tried copying his content but completely flopped... Because they don't understand why it worked And he doesn't post randomly: Action-based videos: step-by-step training breakdowns that give people something to implement immediately. This pulls in cold traffic actively searching for answers. Contrarian takes: the "you've been lied to" content that builds loyalty with viewers who are tired of being sold myths. Lifestyle and mindset content: "Why you should leave your old self behind." "What are you really training for?" This deepens the relationship beyond just workouts. Every video either brings someone in, wins their trust, or deepens the relationship. If you check the comments, everyone is praising the effort put into the videos... That's the moat Because while everyone is trying to win in fitness YouTube by playing the same game better. He's not playing that game at all. Because AI just made that game unwinnable... Search volume for generic fitness topics is down. AI can now generate a "how to build muscle" article, script, or video in seconds. If your content is information that already exists you are already being replaced. YouTube is no longer rewarding "good enough." It's rewarding new. New angles. New information. Contrary takes. New stories Things that make someone stop mid-scroll and think: "wait, that's not what everyone else is saying" YouTube's algorithm is a curiosity engine It surfaces what makes people click, watch, and come back. And right now, nothing does that better than a video that challenges what the viewer already believes. He told me he doesn't even look at what other people are posting. He just posts what he believes is true. That's it, no 'trend-hijacking' or competitor analysis Just his honest, contrary opinion - backed by his physique, delivered like a short film. And that's exactly why it works. Because in a world where AI can replicate information instantly, the only thing that can't be copied is a genuine point of view.

@lachietrinh 🐐

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Bro🤣

I spent my last $3k on a mentorship Ended up sending it to the wrong person So for 2 months I was literally in debt But I ended up making it back 3x in that timespan (and getting the other money back) Biggest lesson I learnt was if you NEED to find a way, you will find a way (and double check when you're sending bank transfers lmao)

@braedenbark D2D info reps

Okay so hear me out… What’s stopping us from collecting people’s physical address on opt-in Then instead of sending them emails we send them direct mail to market our info offer Anyone tested this before???

I've been convinced by multiple tweets + reaching weekly limits on Claude to get the max plan Is this the highest ROI of all time?

So deep in the trenches time is collapsing together... How the fuck is January almost over

Looking for a long form video editor🎬 Hiring an editor to help us produce long-form educational YouTube videos (8–25 min). DM with your portfolio for details (ongoing work if we end up working together)

@seancanela Every job posting was saying 'don't use AI' lmao

funny how it used to be an insult just 1 year ago when you used AI for your business now i can openly admit that AI dominates almost everything that i do and i'd be praised for it lmao genuinely think i've made 1-2 years of progress in the last 3 months partly thanks to AI

Claude running laps over other LLM's, crazy times

@Lorenzogemmaaa Lmao in one of her vids she said she got 50k applications

No way she started slinging infooo😂 She quit OF less than a month ago What is she gonna teach??😭 only became viral cause of face card and mr. beast Instead of selling useless stuff atp js keep doing OF lol WHO THE FUCK IS BUYING THIS SHIT😭

@leonardo_dorio So many popping up lmao

why is every sales guy IG so cringy after they made a few racks

@ShariqWarsy Scraper

Think bigger...

Selling to female focused audiences is COMPLETELY different than male audiences You can't be pushy You can't tell them what to do They need to feel completely aligned with what you're saying/selling They want to stumble across your offer and feel 100% certain that this is the right option for them One wrong word and you lost the sale But once you understand how to get them to take action consistently There's infinite scalability

@josephxhenry Cole

Cole Gordon is doing multiple $M's a month he spoke at WebCon and explained how he gets DOUBLE the sales on his webinars.. ..from people that DID NOT join the webinar I recorded what he said and transcribed it and put it onto a document. Comment "Cole" for the doc. a lot of people have their inbox private so be sure to follow me so the DM automation works.