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YouTube Strategist @1of10media Book a call: https://t.co/t2ylDyuh3A

Wales, United Kingdom Katılım Eylül 2013
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ONE FREE CALL = 500,000 views Derek was unsure where his focus should be for months, leading to a lack of uploads. After one call, I identified the content that he should invest his time into, how to package them and how to tell a story through his videos.
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Packaging is everything. We took the composition from an EDC thumbnail that was performing well... bold text, creator surrounded by products. And we already had validation that a similar style CRUSHED on her channel before (19x outlier, 2M views). So we combined both and packaged this video the same way. The result? 663K views. 2.3x outlier. 8 days.
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@Richard_YTS excellent packaging

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See a high-interest topic: “How To Make Beautiful Websites.” Understand that this phrasing is saturated for the idea Do the opposite “Stop Making Ugly Websites.” This is called reverse ideation 📈
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Higher highs for Derek here 📈
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ONE FREE CALL = 500,000 views Derek was unsure where his focus should be for months, leading to a lack of uploads. After one call, I identified the content that he should invest his time into, how to package them and how to tell a story through his videos.
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Icons we love to see
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"Do it first, do it better, or do it bigger" The easiest option is to just do it first
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Within just 2 weeks the video became his most popular video. If you want results like this, book a call here: calendly.com/d/cw68-vgz-kcp…
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The bar keeps rising and I love it
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The one thing people forget about when it comes to ideating is taking the channel's audience into consideration. This post explains why it's important
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We helped one of our clients get 309,000 views and a 3.0x outlier with a single video. And the best part? We knew this was going to CRUSH before it even went live. You see, the packaging taps into two core triggers simultaneously. 1. Authority Structure: "I Tried 1000s of Shoes" immediately tells the viewer this person has done more research than they ever could. And the best part? You don't even need to trust Christina as a creator to click. You just need to believe the statement. That's what makes this format so powerful for reaching NEW viewers... the number builds the credibility for you. 2. Audience Dialed In: Christina's audience is a minimalist audience - and this is SUPER important. They actively want to own less. So "Here's the Only 6 You Actually Need" compared to THOUSANDS doesn't just simplify a decision... it speaks directly to the identity of her viewer. That's the life they're trying to build. And on top of that, it opens a curiosity loop. What ARE the 6? Even if you don't care about minimalism, you want to know the answer. And the word "Actually" is doing more heavy lifting than most people realise. It creates a gap between what the viewer currently believes and what this video promises to reveal. It implies that whatever shoes you THINK you need... you're probably wrong. But the thumbnail takes it a step further. Most fashion style videos use thumbnails that show close-up product shots, someone holding a pair of shoes to camera or maybe a lineup of shoes on a shelf. Whereas for Christina, the overhead perspective with multi-colored shoes is so visually different from what you typically see on YouTube that it acts as a natural pattern break in the feed. And that novelty is what stops the scroll. But it doesn't JUST stand out. It also clearly supports the title. You see someone who owns a LOT of shoes... which is EXACTLY the credibility the title is promising. Can you guess where we took inspiration for this thumbnail from? 👇

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Richard the Youtube strategist@Richard_YTS·
We helped one of our clients get 309,000 views and a 3.0x outlier with a single video. And the best part? We knew this was going to CRUSH before it even went live. You see, the packaging taps into two core triggers simultaneously. 1. Authority Structure: "I Tried 1000s of Shoes" immediately tells the viewer this person has done more research than they ever could. And the best part? You don't even need to trust Christina as a creator to click. You just need to believe the statement. That's what makes this format so powerful for reaching NEW viewers... the number builds the credibility for you. 2. Audience Dialed In: Christina's audience is a minimalist audience - and this is SUPER important. They actively want to own less. So "Here's the Only 6 You Actually Need" compared to THOUSANDS doesn't just simplify a decision... it speaks directly to the identity of her viewer. That's the life they're trying to build. And on top of that, it opens a curiosity loop. What ARE the 6? Even if you don't care about minimalism, you want to know the answer. And the word "Actually" is doing more heavy lifting than most people realise. It creates a gap between what the viewer currently believes and what this video promises to reveal. It implies that whatever shoes you THINK you need... you're probably wrong. But the thumbnail takes it a step further. Most fashion style videos use thumbnails that show close-up product shots, someone holding a pair of shoes to camera or maybe a lineup of shoes on a shelf. Whereas for Christina, the overhead perspective with multi-colored shoes is so visually different from what you typically see on YouTube that it acts as a natural pattern break in the feed. And that novelty is what stops the scroll. But it doesn't JUST stand out. It also clearly supports the title. You see someone who owns a LOT of shoes... which is EXACTLY the credibility the title is promising. Can you guess where we took inspiration for this thumbnail from? 👇
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@JDstrategy Sir I want to join your Skool community. I want to grow on YouTube
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1. Start posting videos that appeal to your current audience as well as a broader audience 2. Post videos in an order that ensures a strong viewer overlap 3. Increase output to capitalize on the momentum
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Richard the Youtube strategist@Richard_YTS·
Everyone in the YouTube space should follow @RiadEtm. He singlehandedly changed the whole tool space for YouTubers, and no one knows it. He could have chosen to go back to Microsoft as an AI engineer a few years ago. Instead he's dedicated his genius to solve problems for YouTubers. He was the FIRST to build the outlier search feature, that's since been copied by everyone else. Him and the team built the best thumbnail generator on the planet. Literally. It's insane. Best title generator. Best idea generator. And 10 other insane features all led by him. Make sure to follow Riad! Guy's insane and everyone should know this now :)
rm (YT analyzation account)@rmboof

@Richard_YTS Your ability to improve 1of10 so rapidly is very inspiring. Do you look up to anybody when it comes to managing ur business

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@IbrahimYusuf383 @Richard_YTS If they sparked big outliers yes. It's more so "let's do this again with a twist" because if it's the exact same then you will see viewer fatigue
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Ibrahim Yuseef@IbrahimYusuf383·
@Richard_YTS @JDstrategy I'm noticing doubling down on proven formats beats testing new ideas blindly. Curious what the retention pattern was that signaled "do this again" vs just view count.
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We helped a client create one of her most viewed videos of all time. And the best part? A few weeks later we doubled down, leading to an even bigger win. Here’s @JDstrategy breaking down EXACTLY how he came up with these ideas and why they performed so well👇
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