Hello! I’m hoping to turn this account into my business account revolving more around the technical and analytical side of my knowledge when it comes to working behind the scenes in content.
I’ve held a bunch of hats so hopefully some of my thoughts and tips will work for you!
🚨YOUTUBERS AND BACKEND WORKERS🚨
I’m looking for people with drive, passion, skills, and eagerness to learn for my team to build out one of the strongest ideation departments for the biggest channel on YouTube!
I want thumbnail artists, scriptwriters, strategists, ideationists, YouTubers, editors, and anyone else who is creative to hit me up and try something new and see if you’re a good fit for my team.
This is for ideation. I love seeing people from all walks of this industry give different insights on what makes a good YouTube video!
Hit me up in DMS with what Youtube/professional background you come from and your time zones and we will go from there! (YOU DO NOT NEED DIRECT IDEATION EXPERIENCE!)🔥
As someone who has been front end and back end on YouTube for a handful of years now. Here are the types of people I find are not just the most successful in the industry. But stay relevant longterm:
- Passionate Innovators
- Obsessed Networkers
- Quick Learners
- Renaissance Men (those who are multi-skilled)
- Narcissists
- Liars
- Those Who Lack Morals
- Film/Media Consumers
- Autistic/Neurodivergent Individuals
Just because some of the traits I listed are things I personally do not like, does not mean you cannot learn from them.
The sad reality is, you need to know the balance between what you are confident in, and what you can improve upon.
If you aren’t confident in your own work. It’ll either never be posted, or the input around you will turn your content into not even your own.
If you’re too confident you won’t take advice and improve much, much slower.
There are moral ways to become successful and easier ways to become successful. I would recommend the moral route… that’s how you avoid getting in trouble in the future.
Incredibly important that this gets as many eyes in the content sphere as physically possible. YouTube has been filled with AI channels killing authenticity on the platform and in turn driving away creators from being able to pursue what they love.
Luck as a YouTuber is real and this is how you get lucky:
- Post everywhere
- Learn from others
- Upload consistently
- Make better content
- Study people growing
- Study Titles that work
- Jump on newer trends
- Find working Thumbnails
By now, you probably understand that Luck is directly tied to you putting yourself in positions to receive it.
You get Luckier by actually doing things.
If you sit there doing nothing, you won't get lucky. It's that simple.
Pattern recognition is the most valuable skill. Everything can be figured out and boiled down to patterns of why something works. Social media, businesses, economics, language, writing, science, history, etc.
Can’t figure it out? Compare and contrast. Look for the pattern.
Scriptwriters with YouTube backgrounds are extremely rare as it isn’t just creative writing. It’s data analysis, psychology, social media marketing, business, and so much more. Pay your writers who are willing to learn 👋❤️
I don’t know if anyone remembers but there used to be a giant debate about having a CREATOR VS COMPANY as the number one channel on YouTube.
Today, we are seeing why that conversation was so important back then and more so today with our current social media platforms.
👏YOU DO NOT NEED A COLLEGE DEGREE TO SUCCEED IN TODAY👏
👏REFINE YOUR CURRENT SKILLS👏
👏LEARN NEW SKILLS👏
👏MAKE THOSE PORTFOLIOS👏
👏THE WORLD WON’T KNOW WHO YOU ARE IF YOU DON’T TRY👏
👏TRY, FAIL, AND TRY AGAIN👏
🎉KEEP MOVING FORWARD🎉
🎉 Goals For 2025 🎉
⁃ Complete My Digital Marketing and E-Commerce Google Certification 📋
- Grow knowledge of 2 other niches other than my own 2️⃣
⁃ Meet tons of amazing people from all different backgrounds within the digital space 👥
⁃ Stay healthy do the things I love ❤️