Here are a few trainings to jump into tonight! Tuesday 7:00pm EST - Vibecode AI Thumbnails with Kevin Tuesday 8:30pm EST - Weekly Q&A Strategy and Vibecoding help with Nicole Drop a 💯 if you will be in the house👇

Here are a fw trainings to jump into this week! Tuesday 7:00pm EST - Vibecode AI Thumbnails with Kevin Tuesday 8:30pm EST - Weekly Q&A Strategy and Vibecoding help with Nicole Wednesday 8:30pm EST - VIP & Premium Members - Recurring Revenue Strategy Session Come with your laptops and questions ready so you can get help with AI in your business. Drop a 🧨if you will be in the house👇

Hi everyone, Des here from the UK, and I really appreciate the warm welcome. Who I am: 51-year-old former marketing exec who monetised a small YouTube channel (The Electric Oracle) in under 4 weeks. Now I help 40+ professionals build sustainable revenue through content and community, without the toxic hustle. What excites me about AI: I'm deep in the Claude/ChatGPT ecosystem for content creation and client deliverables. The efficiency gains are staggering - I run my entire coaching business in 15-20 hours/week. My bottleneck: I'm scaling two communities simultaneously - The Content Revenue Lab (200+ members, free Skool focused on YouTube monetisation) and working on premium offerings. The challenge is balancing authentic engagement across platforms while maintaining the "anti-guru" positioning that resonates with my time-strapped audience. Looking forward to learning from the group and sharing what's working in the small channel monetisation space.

- Starting the right way helps you grow fast. - It helps youtube know your topic. - It helps people know why they should watch you. 💥 Step One Pick one topic - Pick one thing you love. - Pick one thing you can talk about a lot. - Pick one thing that helps one clear type of viewer. - Use Google Trends to see if people care about your topic. - Google Trends shows if a topic is going up or if it is going down. 💥 Step Two Set up your channel the smart way - Add a clear picture of you. - Write a short bio that tells how you help your viewer. - Your bio should not be about you. - It should be about what the viewer gets. - Make your banner in Canva. - Canva gives you the right size for all devices. - Your banner will look good on phones and computers with no work from you. 💥 Step Three Make easy videos first - Do not try to be perfect. - Keep your videos short. - Use your phone if you want. - Your goal is to learn each week. 💥 Step Four Make strong titles and thumbnails - Your title tells what the video is. - Your thumbnail makes people click. - Use big letters. - Use bright colors. 💥 Step Five Learn what your viewer likes - Look at other popular channels in your niche. - See what topics they talk about. - See what titles they use. - This helps you know what viewers already enjoy. - You can also ask ChatGPT for deep research. - ChatGPT can show you the most popular topics in your niche right now. 💥 Step Six Post one time each week - This helps your channel grow steady. - It helps youtube learn your topic. - It helps viewers come back again. 💥 Step Seven Watch your numbers - Check your click through rate. - Check your watch time. - These numbers tell you what to fix next. 💥 Step Eight Get support - Join a community for youtube beginners. - It helps you stay motivated. - You will have people who can answer your questions. - If you can afford it, get a youtube coach. - A coach can help you grow faster because they show you what to fix.

💥 What A Content Calendar Does - It helps you see all your ideas in one place. - It helps you plan ahead so you do not run out of videos. - It helps you stay consistent because you already know your next step. - It helps you make videos your viewers want. 💥 How To Know What Topics To Add - Look at other popular videos in your niche. - See if they use search titles or emotional titles. - Pay attention to what your viewers ask you. - Think about the problems your viewers have and how you can help. - Add ideas that give value to your viewer. 💥 Free Places To Make Your Content Calendar - You can use Google Sheets if you want a simple plan. - You can use Google Calendar if you want reminders. - You can use Notion or Trello if you like boards and cards. - You can use Canva if you want a pretty layout. - You can even use a notebook or a whiteboard if that feels easier. - You can also use ChatGPT. ChatGPT can make tables and calendars for you in seconds. 💥 How To Make One For Your Niche - Write down ten to twenty ideas that fit your topic. - Put the ideas on your calendar. - Pick your filming days and your posting days. - Make sure every idea helps the same type of viewer. - Keep your plan simple so you can follow it. 💥 The Bottom Line - A content calendar keeps you focused. - It makes Youtube easier because you always know what to make next. - It helps you grow faster because your ideas match your niche. - The best calendar is the one you can follow every week.