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[NokoYTA @NokosYTA]

178M Views
$9.5K Revenue

This is for the people who said YT Shorts doesn't work.

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one of the most useful features in youtube studio:

comparing videos.

take 2 shorts with similar lengths.

compare their AVD, APV, swipe ratio and retention curves.

now you're comparing videos under more similar conditions.

a 10 second short and a 55 second short shouldn't be judged by identical AVD expectations.

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people spend way too much time searching for the perfect upload time.

9am?

12pm?

6pm?

upload timing can affect your initial audience availability.

but it isn't a substitute for a good video.

a weak short doesn't magically become viral because you posted at 3:17pm.

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a lot of shorts creators confuse copyright with reused content.

they're NOT the same thing.

you can have zero copyright claims and still fail youtube's reused content monetization review.

copyright is about rights.

reused content review is about whether you're adding enough original value.

know the difference.

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$68k in a single month.

I didn’t show my face once…

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reply ‘viral’ for full tutorial

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sometimes your shorts aren't getting worse.

your audience is just getting tired of the same topic.

if you've made 30 videos around one exact idea, eventually the novelty can wear off.

test new situations within the same niche.

keep the audience.

change what they're experiencing.

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storyline shorts live and die by the payoff.

if you promise something crazy in the hook...

you better actually deliver it.

the worst thing you can do is build 40 seconds of anticipation for a disappointing ending.

a good hook creates expectations.

a good payoff satisfies them.

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something every shorts creator should calculate:

cost per video.

if your editor charges $15 per short and you upload 90 times a month...

that's $1,350 in editing costs.

before software, management, and everything else.

you need to understand your production economics before scaling.

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bro who just joined my mentorship 🥀

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bad audio can destroy a good short.

you can have the best clips and captions in the world...

but if your voiceover is hard to understand, people have another reason to swipe.

clean audio > unnecessarily loud sound effects.

make sure the viewer can actually follow the story.

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your comment section is free content research.

look for:

questions people keep asking

moments viewers argue about

things people want explained

requests for another video

those comments can reveal your next 10 shorts ideas.

your audience is literally telling you what interests them.

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the biggest danger with a viral shorts format:

everyone starts making it.

eventually viewers have seen the same structure 100 times.

the opportunity isn't always finding a new niche.

sometimes it's taking an existing niche and introducing a format people haven't seen yet.

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Full video on my YouTube in bio

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a 30 second short with 24 seconds of AVD has 80% average percentage viewed.

sounds good right?

now imagine the retention graph shows everyone leaving at second 24.

you might have 6 seconds of unnecessary content.

sometimes cutting the ending is more valuable than changing the hook.

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two shorts channels in the EXACT same niche can have completely different RPMs.

why?

audience geography.

a channel getting most of its engaged views from the US can monetize differently than one getting most of its traffic from lower-ad-spend countries.

check your top geographies before comparing RPMs.

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your first frame on yt shorts matters more than most people realize.

before viewers even process your voiceover, they're already looking at the screen.

if the opening visual is confusing or boring, you've made the hook's job harder.

the visual hook and audio hook should work together.

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A lot of creators want the lifestyle that comes from a successful YouTube business.

But they don't want the boring part:

making the videos.

Editors are going to become increasingly valuable as more creators build channels.

If you can consistently turn an idea into a good Short...

you have a skill that can be used across multiple channels, creators, and businesses.

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‘shorts don’t make money bro’ 💀

#youtubeshorts #youtubeautomation

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if you run multiple youtube channels, track profit per channel.

not just revenue.

a channel making $3K/month with $2.5K in expenses...

isn't necessarily better than one making $1.5K with $300 in expenses.

revenue looks impressive.

profit pays the bills.