@SahilBloom Action is what you need the most. Don't be caught up in the overthinking loop. Think to provide an actionable plan/step - take the action - think again - take action and so on like that.
Don't just be overthinking without taking any action.
Dear @TeamYouTube@YouTube
‼️ How is this possible‼️
On May 4, YouTube reviewed my appeal and confirmed that my content, content strategy, and channel branding complied with the YouTube Partner Program. My channel remained monetized after that review. Just two months later, my channel was terminated for spam, deceptive practices, and scams, even though my content creation process remained the same. If there was any mistake, it was completely unintentional. I respectfully ask for a thorough human review of my channel and the evidence I have provided.
URL : https://t.co/8asMrJDJFa
How to Sell & Earn on Gumroad with your Niche
First Gumroad is like stellar just that Gumroad is available internationally unlike selar.
Research on ebooks you can sell to your audience (Eg: a problem solving one)
Setup your Gumroad account
Write your ebook
Uploap.
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If you’re trying to improve your next videos, don’t just focus on impressions and views.
Impressions tell you how many people YouTube showed your video to. Views tell you how many people clicked. That’s useful, but it doesn’t tell you why the video performed the way it did.
Your analytics go much deeper than that.
Look at your CTR to see if your thumbnail and title are doing their job. Check your AVD and audience retention to find out where people are losing interest. Look at your traffic sources to see where your viewers are coming from. Check your engagement and returning viewers to know if people actually enjoyed the content enough to come back.
A lot of people hear analytics and immediately think impressions and views. In reality, those are just the starting point. If you want your next video to perform better, the rest of your analytics will usually tell you what needs fixing.
If your YouTube audience is mostly between 50–75 years old, don’t rely on small blue text in your thumbnails.
As we get older, our eyes become less sensitive to blue, so thin blue text can be harder to see, especially on mobile.
One thing that helps is designing your thumbnail in black and white first.
Why?
Because a good thumbnail isn’t built on color. It’s built on:
• Contrast
• Readability
• Clear focus
• Simple hierarchy
Once that works, then add color.
For older viewers, red and yellow often stand out better than blue, but contrast is still the most important thing.
A few things to keep in mind:
• Use bold text
• Increase contrast
• Keep the layout simple
• Don’t try to fit too much into one thumbnail
If people can’t understand your thumbnail in a second or two, they’ll probably keep scrolling.
@FeyiLux It's amazing what one can achieve by focusing on developing yourself and becoming the best version of yourself in every area.
I tap from your grace
I am fixing myself. I am fixing my prayers, and I will fix everything that was once broken.
I choose to start a new chapter with a version of myself that is far better than before.
@omoalhajaabiola And anyone interested can start with this playlist I create just for YOU 😊
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Promise me you'd implement.
That's the most important thing.