@mattnja@howtopedro@thomaas@TeamYouTube i think he meant doing a “deposit” so youtube sees you as a REAL person, rather than a bot
he just explained it badly, plus his suggestion sucks
the advance features should already be enough to prove that there’s a human behind the channel
Google will monopolize everything, that’s why most of its features are free to use
look at Gemini
the amount of data collected by Google is astronomical
very soon
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hits hard
3 simple reasons on why we feel like we’re grinding ‘harder’ and putting ‘more effort’ into our work than ever before
1. people are getting smarter
= their level of bullshit detector on products or content they consume, increased
2. social media, tech companies, or any platforms we operate in, are massively improving, and getting rapidly smarter day by day
= more rules, got stricter & have raised barrier to entry
3. AI domination
I'll never forget when my life was just posting faceless slideshows, blow up company, get wired $10K-$20K each month and play Battlefront 2
Wake up at 9AM, think of hook copy, find semi-viral fit pics on TikTok and nod my head at my phone after finding a song about to trend that brings the vibe of the slideshow together. Double CTA towards the end.
So simple.
Every cracked creator from that 2024 organic/TTS scene is now either head of growth/CMO somewhere, building out their own distribution agencies or printing off of Facebook moms with AI content. Time flies.
exactly 1 year ago, i earned my very first 10k month and it even exceeded it
but in that time, i was only running 1 channel and have no clue about the possibilities on scaling with more channels
i got too comfortable back then, and thought this will be a lifetime supply of $
and earning 10k in a month doesn’t mean 10k/mo consistently
never stop learning and don’t get comfortable no matter how much you earn
@ugeeyoutube@TeamYouTube sry to hear that
seems like u’ve done everything and been battling yt for almost a yr now
so i think there’s only 1 path (and u should’ve done earlier)…
fully delete your videos + change brand/identity (name, pfp, etc)
= yt will see your channel as fully REBRANDED
Getting punched in the face once a week made me more money than every dollar I’ve spent on YTA courses…
Not even kidding lol. Let me explain:
For a couple of months now I've been sparring weekly with a private coach and a few friends.
Sounds stupid. But it completely changed how I run my channels and behave in life.
Before that I was already a consistent gym guy.
And the gym helps, no doubt.
But it's NOTHING like boxing.
Or any high-contact martial art where you’re ACTIVELY getting punched in the face and/or in high-stress situations.
Even grappling works. Just not some Aikido BS. Actual contact is needed.
What’s beautiful about it is that your mind CAN’T drift while you're at it.
On the gym you can half-ass it.
With sparring you can’t.
If you're not fully locked in, it goes bad. Fast. (lol)
So for one hour a week, the business disappears completely.
No analytics, tough decisions, or second-guessing. Just dodging the haymakers of the 225lbs part-time bouncer in front of you.
I’ve never found anything that clears my head like that.
Both figuratively and literally lmao.
And there’s true benefit in taking your mind out of work. It allows you to rest. It’s where your best work is done.
Many CEOs like Zuck picked up martial arts for that specific purpose.
Unplugging yourself from work is blissful sometimes.
This also massively changed my stress levels.
When you've spent the evening sparring a 6’5 construction worker with anger issues, a channel getting zero impressions doesn't feel like an emergency anymore.
Everything just feels smaller.
And that's carried straight into how I run things:
→ I take bolder bets on new niches, because a failed channel isn't scary anymore
→ I make decisions faster, because my head is clear instead of foggy
→ I don't panic when something breaks. I fix it and move on
→ I'm way more relaxed in every situation, even non-biz related ones
And last but not least boxing tells you a lot about yourself.
Everybody thinks they can fight. Yet most people can't.
I've fallen into that trap too.
All you need is to get there with some random half your weight with slight experience, and you find out your true self in about 30 seconds.
Everything from the flinching, to the backing out, to how you behave when you're gassed out, to realizing you're not as good as you thought.
Most people quit right there.
But getting through that, learning to actually defend yourself, building the skill week after week, gives you a kind of confidence the gym never will.
And if one unforbidden day you’re forced into a fight that you can’t avoid, you’ll know what to do.
Genuinely one of the best habits I picked up so far.
Nothing humbles you more than boxing.
Couldn’t recommend more.