Funk Bros (6M+ subscribers) destroyed their latest video hook by not showing the right visuals (as you can see below).
So, I did what I'm best at: 're-edited it' to make it look better.
Soon, will be sharing BTS of roasting their video and revealing the exact method that I used to grow YT channels from 30k views to 100k+ views.
So when it comes to video editing is there a way to get the best of both worlds? To have high-paying clients and a reliable system for getting leads.
In this video, I break down how to do that
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This video on the other is my most successful YouTube video it’s gotten over 2000 views and it has earned me no money it took me months to make it and I think it is one of my favorite videos.
To all my fellow creatives/editors: If you're struggling and feel like giving up, remember that progress isn’t always obvious, but it’s always happening. Keep showing up. You’re one message away from changing everything.
I failed at video editing until I understood this.
(2nd method is criminally underrated).
6 months ago I was about to give up on my editing career because I honestly tried every single thing to land high-ticket clients:
It is so hard to grow as a video editor in 2025 and no matter how good or talented you are, If you don't build a strong personal brand.
You're going to suffer a lot.
In this video, I shared my two favorite methods to help you stand out and differentiate from "Core Editors".