Derek Wyn

having at least 4-6 YouTube videos is incredibly OP tweets and linkedin content basically become infinite at this level here's how: 1) use AI to split YouTube videos into 10-20 content angles 2) package them in trending formats on Li & twitter 3) cycle through every week using different words YouTube creates a loop. you'll never run out of ideas again. ever.

this is all you need to sign clients on youtube: 1. post 1 video/week (8+ min, no fancy edits) 2. drop 2-3 case studies/month showing real results 3. hammer your opinions and hot takes 3-5x/month 4. lead with 1 of 4 hooks - pain, result, contrarian, dream 5. send videos to prospects before calls. let youtube close them for you. that's it.

@Aidanb2b AI

I spent 2 years and $30k+ testing every LinkedIn strategy imaginable. This AI-powered system is the result. And it's booking 5-10+ calls/week for us and our clients. Thing is... Most of the agency owners, consultants, and SaaS founders I speak to are still trying to play the vanity metrics game on LinkedIn. They're doing everything 'right' and STILL not getting an ROI from LinkedIn. That's why I'm giving this away. A complete AI-Assisted LinkedIn GTM System that was built to fill your calendar with leads. I'm talking about: ​ - 5+ Custom GPTs that write content in your voice - DM frameworks with 50%+ connection acceptance rates - High-level appointment setting workflows that book calls - Lead magnet systems that go viral and generate qualified leads - Profile optimization strategies that turn viewers into prospects ​ There are 30+ resources in here. And it's all based on the same the same playbooks I've used to: - Generate 7+ figures w/ LinkedIn - Book calls with enterprise companies like Instantly - Sign Bill Gates' daugther's software company as a client Essentially, everything you & your team needs to own your LinkedIn infrastructure. Want access? ​ Comment "AI" ​ And I'll DM you the full system. *must be following* PS If you RT this, I'll also send a loom video auditing: - Your profile - Your last 3 LinkedIn posts - Your entire outbound system And I'll give you my suggestions based on what I know will help you book more calls.

Taking on 3 B2B clients this month. We'll build your entire youtube acquisition system in 2 weeks: sales funnel, scripts, production, and pipeline distribution Average # deals closed: 2-5/mo for high-ticket deal size DM me "YOUTUBE" if your content isn't converting and want it fixed

@AdamVFXD absolutely

@_derekwyn_ Paid traffic scales revenue but owned channels scale resilience the real moat is building audience and trust so your pipeline does not vanish when ads stop

spoke to a B2B founder doing $8M a year. sharp guy. 12 years in the game. four companies deep. and he said something that stopped me cold. "if one of my vendors goes dark tomorrow, we're in trouble." he was spending $300,000 a month on paid traffic. 90% of his leads coming from one channel. and he knew it if they were gone tomorrow, that's the end story for his company. here's exactly how it works: 1. THE VENDOR DEPENDENCY HUSTLE you find a vendor that works. so you pour more money in. then more. then more. until one day they underperform. or disappear. or the platform changes overnight. and your pipeline dries up in 30 days. 2. THE ALGORITHM TAX google updates. email deliverability tanks. IOS changes attribution. every year the rules change. and YOU are the one that pays for it ironically for your own survival. 3. THE VOLUME ILLUSION more spend = more leads = more revenue. until it doesn't. because you're not building trust at scale. you're just buying attention over and over again. the moment you stop paying, you stop existing. 4. THE INVISIBLE CEILING he told me prospects still price shop him. still compare him to competitors. still take two weeks to close. because they don't know him. they just found him through an ad. there's no authority. no trust pre-built. no reason to choose him over the next guy. it doesn't make you the obvious choice. 5. THE COMPOUNDING NOTHING $300K a month for 12 years. and zero assets to show for it. no content library. no organic presence. no channel that works while he sleeps. every dollar spent is gone the moment it's spent. the founders winning right now aren't the ones with the biggest ad budgets. they're the ones prospects find before they ever see an ad. if this sounds like your business, comment "KEY" below. i'll show you exactly how we fix it.

I booked $250K+/mo sales calls from 4 YouTube videos (no ads) Here’s how we turn content into HIGHLY qualified calls: 1) How I pulled enterprise-level prospects from just 4 videos 2) Why buyers watch your content… but never book 3) How to attract decision-makers (not tire-kickers) 4) The exact funnel that turns views into sales calls 5) Why your content isn’t making money (and how to fix it) 6) How to make prospects trust you before the call Want us to build this system for you? Comment “CALLS” and let’s chat

average Tuesday at Wyn Media

@AlexeiScales @ItsMeBenChan

need the best X/Twitter ghostwriter who can create longform X/Twitter post which convert for info paying base + rev share DM me with case studies

@paolo_scales great angle to think about lead magnets

the single biggest factor determining whether you linkedin lead magnet will go viral or not is the CONCEPT itself i’m not talking about the concrete information inside it literally just the concept, the idea 2 years ago you could post anything with a comment CTA and it would go viral now everyone and their grandmother is giving away a free PDFs worth $10,000 it’s just not as easy anymore (that’s only a bad thing if you don’t know what you’re doing) so how do we even come up with banger concept well first of all your lead magnet needs to be positioned as the gap between their current situation and their future DREAM situation and we need to make it see as easy and as fast as possible (whilst being realistic) now you cannot just do a generic document or PDF 90% of lead magnets that go viral on linkedin nowadays use or mention AI somehow specifically right now Claude Cowork and Claude Code are going MEGA viral because of how trending they are every time there is a new LLM launch it’s an opportunity to leverage all the attention and novelty to your advantage anyways here’s some general examples: - prompt libraries relevant to your ICP - full breakdown of a step by step strategy or workflow - a master document with 10+ individual pages resources you can pick any of these and just continue to test until you find something that works

@quraAiX yes

@_derekwyn_ Building a brand is about creating measurable impact these metrics turn abstract goals into actionable steps.

"i wanna build a brand!" what does that actually mean for your business? 'brand' is abstract, but here's how we break it down into revenue-tied metrics: 1. close rates 2. sales cycles 3. lead quality 4. cold/warm traffic 5. competitor ranking if you're starting out, focus on outbound/paid and improve your sales process if you're looking to 4-5x your business, build a brand P.S. youtube does all of the above

@shubh_dholakiya absolutely

close rates and sales cycles as brand metrics is genuinely underrated most people think brand = logos and colors. but a strong brand literally shortens the sales cycle because trust is already built before the first conversation when someone hears about you before you reach out, the close rate doubles. that's brand doing its job

@theaymanarab can confirm, used to be a CS student. they're oblivious to their doom

i was talking to someone who was studying programming in uni, i told them they'll be replaced by ai and they were shocked😂didnt even know what claude code was either

@replysequence yessir

@_derekwyn_ Agreed with dude below...big W man. Gratz. I feel this. Lost too many deals to 'going dark' myself.

We had a dream client sitting in his pipeline for 6-8 months. calls. follow-ups. relationship-building. nothing worked. the prospect kept going dark. so instead of sending another follow-up email... we built ONE video. Just one. not a general "here's what i do" video. a video that spoke directly to the exact fears, objections, and desires of someone in that prospect's situation. konrad embedded it in his follow-up sequence and sent it. the client paid in full. here's the framework behind why it worked: most founders use content to attract new audiences. we used it to close someone already in his world. that's the bottom-of-funnel play nobody talks about. and it works because of one thing: nobody wires $100K to a stranger. but they will wire it to someone they've watched, listened to, and felt like they already know. the video didn't sell konrad. it made the prospect feel seen. it answered the exact objection that was keeping them from committing. it removed the final barrier without konrad ever having to say a word. that's what one well-positioned video can do. not views. not subscribers. not dopamine kicking numbers. one deal. paid in full. from one video. that's it if you're sitting on leads that won't close and you want to know how we build this comment "VIDEO" below and i'll DM you

@comet__band absolutely

@_derekwyn_ posting when the audience is present changes outcomes

posting YT videos at specific times matters (more than you think) we post at 7-10am Fridays or Saturdays our target audience are busy 7-8 figure B2B founders YouTube pushes your videos in the first 48 hours the best time to post is when your target audience HAVE time to watch and learn not on a random Tuesday when they're at work serve at your ICP's cadence & test your own channel's analytics

@oskar_rduch true

@_derekwyn_ Distribution matters as much as the content. Great videos posted when nobody is watching die quietly.

YouTube is by FAR the hardest platform to grow on right now that's why the best players are on there

@MitchellKeller_ hahaha

@_derekwyn_ *Me a random tuesday poster reading this*

@Jitesh_K2002 good to hear from you again Jitesh Konrad's been following up with this prospect forever and he's got a ton more leads like him so we made a video specifically for them answering the most common objections + roadmap to their success much more efficient & effective approach

@_derekwyn_ sounds like a tough nut to crack. what made you decide to try a video instead of another email?