Alex | Video Marketing
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Alex | Video Marketing
@decimablack
B2B YouTube @thumbnailsco | @decimalabs Performance Creatives, YouTube Videos, VSLs, Product Demos ↓
New York, NY Katılım Mayıs 2023
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12 months of working with me Fraser went from:
• 2,500 → 24.4K subs
• Doubled revenue
• Self-liquidating within 3 months
• Primary lead gen source
Without even trying to go viral.
His offer starts at $25K, so a single close paid for multiple months of production.
So he already didn’t have to worry whether YouTube was paying off.
Then after 7 videos, we found his outlier that’s almost at 100K views.
That's the moment that changes everything on B2B YouTube.
> Not the sub count
> Not the amazing topics
> Not big sponsorships
Those all help, but they aren’t the big needle mover. You need the outlier so you know what to focus on.
By June 2025, YouTube was outperforming every other lead source Fraser had.
Our YouTube videos did that.

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which is why a brand will be the most important thing. i dont buy anything on the internet unless i establish it’s from a reputable brand
Jack Appleby@jappleby
Man, I’m really worried about consumers. Not everyone’s tech savvy enough to know this ad is completely AI, and they’re not actually showing the product they’re selling. AI ads are going to really take advantage of people.
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@decimablack We love to see it man. Congrats
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Your average YouTube guru 3-4 months behind me. The guys at tube gen 8-9 months behind me.
Eddie Eizner@eddieeizner
"The 7 Levels" format has consistently gone viral in basically every niche People click because they want to see all 7 levels and what they are This channel has used this format 5 times, and its worked EVERY single time The one thing this channel did well was add a twist to the thumbnail style, these thumbnails look a bit different than the original "7 levels" style
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YouTube just added a toggle to remove Shorts from the feed. It’s great proof that people WANT to watch longform videos.
Nobody really wanted shorts in the first place. YouTube was for long-form stuff.
Just like how Ford released an electric Mustang… The original Mustang audience rejected it.
I felt like YouTube was pushing Shorts into the feed at 7 Shorts for every 1 longform. The original YouTube audience rejected it the same way.
So now long-form YouTube just got even more valuable:
→ A Shorts viewer is in discovery mode. Scrolling, but distracted
→ A long-form viewer clicked, stayed, and is actively building trust
→ Shorts surface your channel. Longform converts buyers
You don't have to stop doing Shorts. They get you in front of people who wouldn't have found you otherwise, and that's a real function.
But treat them like what they are: A discovery tool.

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I've decided to step down from my photography studio business and go all-in on building my DTC brand.
Trying to manage two businesses at once was harder than I expected.
My partner and the team will continue running operations as usual, so feel free to reach out anytime!
It was a great ride. Thank you to everyone who's supported the journey.
Time to keep building!
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@SarahLevinger and there’s a super micro niche expert popping up every other day…
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Janson's 6th YouTube video with us did 25.9x his channel average.
His first 5 videos got 500-1K, but video 6 broke through with 21K.
"I Made $[X] on TikTok with 1 Video" was the breakthrough format we discovered.
3 uploads later, we scaled it.
• Same format
• Bigger number
• Added an AI angle
"I Made a $300K TikTok Clip Using Only AI." 21K views. 25.9x the channel average.
If Janson had looked at video 4 and video 5 the way founders usually do, he'd have quit…
…But quitting there means never finding out that video 6 was 21K.
YouTube needs your first several uploads to build a model of your audience.
You can't shortcut that with better thumbnails or louder titles. You have to give the algorithm enough data to figure out who to push you to.

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@sourfraser same with Epidemic Sound. I wanted to increase the licensing capacity and price increases and they only charge per year. and not to mention, there is no downgrade or cancel option, you have to email support
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