For example, in this video I just published, I talk about the sexiest analytics out there for a small business. And in the end, I figured I might as well offer to help people set it up on their website for $100. It would take me like 5 minutes to do, although talking back and forth with people might increase that to 1 hour. But still, it'd be a way for me to get people into my funnel. Is this worthwhile? Would it make sense to just 'force-funnel' everyone to my high-ticket service? I don't think it'd make sense to mention by b2b lead gen offer in a video like this, but maybe I shouldn't be posting videos like this in the first plane.

Alright, so I don´t know what to do here. My best-performing videos (3k more views than usual) are about a topic I don't care about anymore because I focus on way deeper and more important topics for me. Now im aware that my audience is at the beginner level and still needs help to fix that problem... So my question is... Should I go with what works or do what is fun and interesting to me?

I hear Andrew Kirby often speak about reading good, unpopular books because it will give you more unique knowledge. I'm sold on the idea, but don't exactly know where to find these books. Do I just search "underrated books" on Google? Lol. Also, what are some of these books you guys would recommend. Thanks for your time, cheers!

More specifically, from near Toronto?

You get a free thumbnail. I can make some content out of it. Win win. I've been a thumbnail designer for a while now (some of my stuff below) and I'm looking to expand my social media further. Some of my content will involve making full thumbnail tutorials and I figured I might as well do that while giving back to some of you guys in this community. Looking forward to being able to help you all out. Reply to this post and I'll be in touch. 👍