themoxdd

20 | Making cool stuff.
We build YouTube empires for Founders & Info.
25M views | $1M+ generated.

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

@cedomirST exactly, the point is that there isn't one law for everything but there what works for you and your content type. methods are everywhere but you need to figure out what fits your content type and niche.

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

I've seen a lot of people lately talk about the Content Flywheel,

a content system designed to help you dominate the content game,

The standard idea is simple:

film long-form content on YouTube, then repurpose it for platforms like Instagram, TikTok, X, and LinkedIn.

While that works for some, it makes testing new ideas extremely difficult.

specially if you want to Grow your YouTube business channel, to generate more revenue,

whatever business you have Info, software, Consulting etc...

You simply can't produce enough long-form YouTube videos to test concepts quickly,

unless you're a gamer or a streamer.

For a B2B channel, trying to maintain that volume will shut down your business.

That's why you need to reverse the flywheel:

Writing Content → Short-Form → Long-Form

Find questions and ideas in your niche's subreddits on Reddit.

Answer them as written posts on X, LinkedIn, etc.

Turn your best-performing written ideas into short-form videos.

Merge your top-performing short-form topics into a single, high-converting long-form video.

that how you create content that actually build trust fix your ICPs problems and eventually but from you,

but even that you still need to have a good market research system for each platform to maintain the growth.

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

@TheHelperAI of course, the market research of each platform, should be seperate but at the same time, you integrate the reverse flywheel method, to know what people are intrested in more , so that you use that in your long form not as main idea, but as a sub idea of main one

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

I've seen a lot of people lately talk about the Content Flywheel,

a content system designed to help you dominate the content game,

The standard idea is simple:

film long-form content on YouTube, then repurpose it for platforms like Instagram, TikTok, X, and LinkedIn.

While that works for some, it makes testing new ideas extremely difficult.

specially if you want to Grow your YouTube business channel, to generate more revenue,

whatever business you have Info, software, Consulting etc...

You simply can't produce enough long-form YouTube videos to test concepts quickly,

unless you're a gamer or a streamer.

For a B2B channel, trying to maintain that volume will shut down your business.

That's why you need to reverse the flywheel:

Writing Content → Short-Form → Long-Form

Find questions and ideas in your niche's subreddits on Reddit.

Answer them as written posts on X, LinkedIn, etc.

Turn your best-performing written ideas into short-form videos.

Merge your top-performing short-form topics into a single, high-converting long-form video.

that how you create content that actually build trust fix your ICPs problems and eventually but from you,

but even that you still need to have a good market research system for each platform to maintain the growth.

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

One of the biggest mistakes SaaS companies make on YouTube:

Making videos about their product.

Nobody cares about your feature list. They care about their problems.

Instead:

1- Pick a high-value outcome Focus on the transformation your buyer wants:

"How to get 20 meeting calls this week" NOT some random launch video or features explinations,

2- Teach the blueprint Provide a complete step-by-step strategy.

Give away the playbook so the viewer gets immediate value.

3- Position the tool as the shortcut Don't pitch.

Just show how your software executes the strategy faster, cheaper, or easier.

Let the product naturally become part of the story.

Instantly AI mastered this.

They don't sell email tools they teach outbound growth masterclasses where their app happens to be the engine.

Sell the outcome. The product will sell itself.

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

winning in content game has to come to one simple word " Idea "

if your ideas is bad nobody cares,

no matter what you have,

a good editing, thumbnail, scripts,...

ideas are first them the packaging of the video, to get people click will get you far in the game,

and this guy is getting 100 ideas a day to stay up,

which is insane.

[Yousef Lashuel @TheInfowiz]

If you're not writing 100 video ideas a day, you're not serious about YouTube

@Vexian explains how to never fail on YouTube:

"You should come up with 100 ideas every single day. Do that for a month and you get 3,000 ideas. If you don't, you're just gonna get completely slaughtered by your competition..."

(Private unreleased podcast in replies)

[Alko @alicrtv]

I’m begging you to start posting on YouTube

you still don’t know how much your business can grow from that platform

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

trying to do everything by yourself will block you from hitting your goals,

the highly successful people always hire or partner with someone better than them,

so they focus on scaling the business, instead of maintaining it.

you need to be careful about when to delegate or partner with someone,

doing that too early or too late will cause you problems along the way.

[Grant @iamgrantowen]

Would you rather own 50% of a $10M business or 30% of a $500M business?

@joshsuggss learned early that trying to do everything yourself puts a ceiling on how big your business can get.

The goal is to find someone who is world-class at what you’re not.

That’s how 1 + 1 can become more than 2.

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

Growing on YouTube is the Best thing you can do,

specially if you are in the Info & Startup space,

this move can spike your growth for months not days as other platforms,

and you can integrate it with other platforms that will compound faster,

But,

the way you achieve that is:

the ideas,

ideas are the most important thing in the content game,

and the way you get new ideas every time is by having will done market research that crafts outliers,

which means looking for videos that performed well than the average,

you can do that in your niche or similar niches,

and then test the ideas,

once you have well performed concept you double down on that with 75% of your content,

the rest 25% is where you keep the testing phase running,

cause concepts don't last,

as soon as the old concept start to die you take the new working concepts that performed well on your tested ideas.

if you did this I'll guaranty you will go far.

i have helped teens of clients get millions of views trough our DFY YouTube system that offers the best creative direction and funnel systems,

so if you want me to take care of your YouTube Channel and get you the best results you could ever get, DMs are open.

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

ads are scaling engines if you wanna hit the 7-8+ figures,

you can't do that with organic alone, you use both of them,

and there are plenty of people running ads alone and yet print cash on a completely Cold audience,

Organic is a also good, but it would print more if you mix it with ads for people who already know you or as proof to new audience, as TOF & BOF.

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

One of the biggest mistakes B2B creators make on YouTube:

Optimizing for views instead of revenue.

Instead:

1- Speak your ICP's exact language Ditch the mass-appeal topics. Speak directly to the specific headaches your ideal buyers face every day.

2- Engineer for high trust Structure your videos to solve real problems. Show your audience you actually know how to get them results.

3- Position your offer as the solution Don't pitch hard. Show how your service, info, or software makes the transformation faster and easier.

if a video hits all three and pops off with huge views?

Great.

But 500 views from your target buyers beats 100k views from random scrollers every single time.

Optimize for conversion. The reach will follow.

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

One of the biggest mistakes SaaS companies make on YouTube:

Making videos about their product.

Nobody cares about your feature list. They care about their problems.

Instead:

1- Pick a high-value outcome Focus on the transformation your buyer wants:

"How to get 20 meeting calls this week" NOT some random launch video or features explinations,

2- Teach the blueprint Provide a complete step-by-step strategy.

Give away the playbook so the viewer gets immediate value.

3- Position the tool as the shortcut Don't pitch.

Just show how your software executes the strategy faster, cheaper, or easier.

Let the product naturally become part of the story.

Instantly AI mastered this.

They don't sell email tools they teach outbound growth masterclasses where their app happens to be the engine.

Sell the outcome. The product will sell itself.

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

The most important conversion on YouTube happens before someone watches your video.

It's the click.

Your title + thumbnail have one job:

Make the right person immediately recognize:

“This is for me.”

Not everyone.

The right person.

[Alko @alicrtv]

we made this video for @kilorippy and it hit 10K views easy on a small channel

the idea didn’t come from studying his competitors, it came from me researching other niches, and this one came from gaming

that’s why market research can’t just be stalking the same 5 people in your niche, everyone ends up posting the same thing over and over and it gets boring

steal the format from somewhere else and be first with it in your niche, that’s how you stand out

[Alko @alicrtv]

first video we posted for Luca got 10K+ views on a 64 sub channel

one thing you need to understand is the size of the channel does not matter 100K subs or 1 sub, same game.

if you actually sit down and do the market research, find the right idea, write a strong script, and package it properly, you can get the best result

for a video to pop you need two things.

first is click through rate, that’s how many people click after they see your thumbnail and title, packaging is extremely important the thumbnail and title need to create curiosity and make people click your video, not your competitor’s

second is watch time: if people stay, YouTube pushes the video to more people

that starts in the intro, confirm the click, tell them why they should listen to you, why this video is different, and why they should stay till the end

DM me YT and I’ll tell you what to fix on your channel

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

@TheInfowiz all of them are good, depends on the goal of the community, if it's networking, i think slack first & skool second.

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

ads are scaling engines if you wanna hit the 7-8+ figures,

you can't do that with organic alone, you use both of them,

and there are plenty of people running ads alone and yet print cash on a completely Cold audience,

Organic is a also good, but it would print more if you mix it with ads for people who already know you or as proof to new audience, as TOF & BOF.

[Alko @alicrtv]

lol for people still fighting ads vs organic, there’s no good or bad, both of them work

Iman Gadzhi has millions of followers and still runs a ton of ads

so if you see anyone saying organic is better or ads is better, don’t fall for that, there’s no winner, both are good if you know how to use them

organic builds trust and it takes more time to convert, ads cost more but you see results faster

combine both, that’s what you need

don’t listen to people who heard one take and just keep repeating it

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

@CreatedByJannn @alicrtv best!

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

@cluely turned their focus more into YouTube, as the one of the powerful platfroms ever,

and founders, startups or any business wither it's in Info, agency, Networking, etc... space,

they don't know how Youtube can multiply their revenue to numbers they never thought of

and you can clearly see that with the biggest names in the space like iman, hormozi, and startups besides @cluely like @rhobusiness @instanlyemail etc...

[Humphrey Huang @humfhuang]

Cluely fell off😭

[themoxdd @44Moxd]

What a view!