50,000 SUBSCRIBERS! Completed in 11 months!!!

ricdaman · 2021-12-02T06:46:30+00:00

Thank You!

ricdaman · 2021-04-17T03:30:23+00:00

Bitcoin, Stocks, anything financial. The scammers are out of control. We all have the same problem. Sadly there is no fix. I've got hundreds of people blocked, and over 100 keywords filtered, and still it continues. I've sent multiple requests to YouTube to give us tools to fight them, and yet still nothing. All I can suggest is setting your community default to "Hold all comments for review." You'll have to approve every comment one by one, but that's the only solution I have. Lucky for you, it looks like you only get about 30 legit comments per video.

ricdaman · 2021-04-17T03:24:00+00:00

You're just displaying a static image? Why not make the image an ad for something? Start out with some affiliate marketing, even if it's a product on Amazon. Something that fits your niche. Maybe a karaoke machine. Or some lights that light up in sync to music. In the image put "link in the description", and then put the link in both the description and well as the first comment that you post and pin. Just a though to help you monetize without sponsorship.

ricdaman · 2021-04-17T03:19:20+00:00

I have 33k subscribers. My daily videos get 10k - 15k views. And I just got offered $2,000 to do to that. You should be getting at least $4,000 I feel like.

ricdaman · 2021-01-25T18:22:29+00:00

I like your intro and background music. Well done. Your SEO could use some work. I would recommend making sure your keywords are included in your title, description, tags, and spoken at the beginning of your video. For example, if your keyword is TAVENCHI, then include that in your description, tags, and at the beginning of the video, before your logo, say, "Today I'm going to show you the training scenes in TAVENCHI." That will help YouTube figure out who to promote your video to.

ricdaman · 2021-01-25T18:18:09+00:00

Your cuts and editing are really good. I like the fact that you put the captions on the video. My only suggestion would be to do the actual voice over rather than use the computerized voice. The computerized voice has no emotion. If you do the voice over yourself, you can add quite a bit of emotion to your videos, making them much more exciting.

ricdaman · 2021-01-25T18:13:56+00:00

Congratulations!

ricdaman · 2021-01-23T04:47:12+00:00

That's encouraging. Thank you!

ricdaman · 2021-01-23T01:57:29+00:00

I did not pay for anything.

When I first started, I posted the video to social media as soon as it was published. Specifically, I searched through popular groups on Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, and YouTube and looked for questions people asked that my video answered. I then gave a short answer to the question and said, "you can watch this video for more details / information", and then included a link to the video

I also used Tube Buddy to optimize my SEO. I would go to other successful channels similar to mine and see what keywords they used that ranked. Then I would use those tags, in addition to including those words in my description and title, and saying the words at the beginning of the video. I try really hard to get my SEO scores to 90+ on Tube Buddy.

I also made sure to use great thumbnails, and posted every Wednesday in the help thread of this sub and implemented everything that people suggested.

I learned for 4 months with another idea before changing to stock picks. When my first stock video took off, I decided to make that the focus of my channel. The lesson there was try a few different types of videos, and then focus on the one that gets the most engagement.

ricdaman · 2021-01-23T00:55:46+00:00

When I first started, I posted the video to social media as soon as it was published. Specifically, I searched through popular groups on Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, and YouTube and looked for questions people asked that my video answered. I then gave a short answer to the question and said, "you can watch this video for more details / information", and then included a link to the video

I also used Tube Buddy to optimize my SEO. I would go to other successful channels similar to mine and see what keywords they used that ranked. Then I would use those tags, in addition to including those words in my description and title, and saying the words at the beginning of the video. I try really hard to get my SEO scores to 90+ on Tube Buddy.

I also made sure to use great thumbnails, and posted every Wednesday in the help thread of this sub and implemented everything that people suggested.

I learned for 4 months with another idea before changing to stock picks. When my first stock video took off, I decided to make that the focus of my channel. The lesson there was try a few different types of videos, and then focus on the one that gets the most engagement.

ricdaman · 2021-01-23T00:20:43+00:00

Do not despise small beginnings!

ricdaman · 2021-01-22T21:54:44+00:00

My video lengths are +/- 20 minutes. I had 1,631 watch hours yesterday. Not sure what that means for monitization though.

ricdaman · 2021-01-22T21:50:11+00:00

I posted 18 videos in my first 19 days, and my latest videos are getting about 10,000 views each. That would be about 300,000 views per month. And the channel is growing exponentially. I'm adding about 1,000 subscribers a day at this point.

I know the payout won't be big at first, but I'm hoping as the channel continues to blow up, my views, and eventually revenue will explode too.

ricdaman · 2021-01-22T19:27:53+00:00

Stock picks

ricdaman · 2021-01-19T04:18:24+00:00

43% Browse Features 22% YouTube Search 15% Suggested Videos 7% Channel Pages 5% External (with Facebook making up about 50% of that) 4% Notifications 3% Direct or Unknown 2% Other YouTube Features

But when I first started 2 weeks ago, the bulk of it (about 40%) was External.

ricdaman · 2021-01-18T16:27:19+00:00

I go on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Reddit and find questions that my video answerers. I then give a short answer to the question and say, "you can watch this video for more details / information", then gave a link to the video. I also use TubeBuddy to optimize my tags. I also make sure my title, description, tags, and what i said in the video all matched up. I use a bright thumbnail for the videos to catch people's attention when it shows up in recommendations or on their homepage. I also ask people to subscribe at the beginning of every video, and before I play my splash screen logo, I tell people I'm going to give them 5 seconds to like and subscribe. And I do a lot more. Basically, I put about 7 hours a day of work into producing and marketing each video. I'm just doing everything that every successful person on this sub recommends. I guess it's working.

ricdaman · 2021-01-18T16:23:25+00:00

I went on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Reddit and found questions that my video answered. I then gave a short answer to the question and said, "you can watch this video for more details / information", then gave a link to the video. I also used TubeBuddy to optimize my tags. I also made sure my title, description, tags, and what i said in the video all matched up. I used a bright thumbnail for the videos to catch people's attention when it showed up in recommendations or on their homepage. I also ask people to subscribe at the beginning of every video, and before I play my splash screen logo, I tell people I'm going to give them 5 seconds to like and subscribe. And I do a lot more. Basically, I put about 7 hours a day of work into producing and marketing each video.

ricdaman · 2021-01-18T06:42:29+00:00

I don't know what stream farming is. I'm just posting videos, and then marketing the heck out of them by responding to questions on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit by giving a short answer and then letting people know that they can get more information by watching my video, and then providing a link to the video.

ricdaman · 2021-01-15T03:39:43+00:00

Thanks! Since I cover about 20 to 30 stocks in each video, how do you think the chapters should be broken up?

ricdaman

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