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cold emailing can make you a few thousand dollars a month
One thing no one told me about writing cold emails The more absurd you can make the opening, the better This is a cold email I wrote for my friend's recruitment agency at 3am once Half of the email opens replied saying it was funny (debatable) Half of those replies closed 🫳
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New comment 3d ago
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I'll give you credit, that's pretty funny.
Which title would you personally click on?
While I know some of you probably aren't in my niche, I think it'll still help: I made over 100 workout programs: Here’s how to makes a good program. I made 100+ workout programs: Here’s how to make a good program using the PACE system. How to make a good workout program using the P.A.C.E system I made over 100 workout programs using the P.A.C.E system How to make a good workout program using the P.A.C.E system. Any help would be appreciated c:
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1. It doesn't matter what I / we would click on (TARGET AUDIENCE). 2. Are people SEARCHING for the PACE system, or is the answer to a question? (Do they just need to learn the PACE system?) 3. Are you updating, modifying, twisting the niche's paradigm of how to optimize the PACE system? Take what they are looking for... Provide the stimulus that activates intense curiosity that by watching all the way through. 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙗𝙚𝙨𝙩 𝙖𝙣𝙜𝙡𝙚 𝙞𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙛𝙖𝙘𝙩 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙝𝙖𝙫𝙚 𝙢𝙖𝙙𝙚 𝙊𝙑𝙀𝙍 100 𝙒𝙊𝙍𝙆𝙊𝙐𝙏 𝙋𝙍𝙊𝙂𝙍𝘼𝙈𝙎. That says something about you. You probably have lessons we can learn from due to experience, it's not all theory. I would be 𝘾𝙐𝙍𝙄𝙊𝙐𝙎 to know (if this was a niche I was looking up stuff in) what you have learned PERSONALLY, from doing that --- which is different than advice I'm going to find elsewhere, because it's about what you've done --- and therefore has a greater chance of being differentaited. Maybe the idea is: The system you used to build over 100 workout programs. Unless PACE is something people are searching for... tell us that ---- and maybe you did it efficiently, or optimally... what is the problem they are solving. Why PACE? And don't just give away the answer. I can google or ask chatGPT about PACE now, I might skip the video because of that if I saw the title (me, specifically). It really depends on what the HOOK is. I don't know if PACE is a hook, but it sounds like it could be a "hidden answer" in which case, why give away the goose in the title/ thumbnail?
Charlie Morgan On Synthesizing (Still Spreading)
"Now my job as an info entrepreneur, is to gather information, synthesize that information using my brain, and turn it into quality content that I can sell to my clients" https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkxr79oH0tHDTbrb-jz_KAR6fjV0voxB54O?si=8TIlR52hu_qUcKzp He also has a similar brain icon. I know Andrew has spoken with him before I'm (unintentionally) becoming an alert for anytime someone mentions the term lol
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New comment 9d ago
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@Dan A woah, didn't see your comment, just coincidentally shared this graphic down here (3rd pic) https://www.skool.com/synthesizers/charlie-morgan-on-synthesizing-still-spreading?p=90fefdd9
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@Al Hs It's taking good ideas & information, then processing it to transform that into a new, unified whole. If anything is being curated, it's "ideas" and "information". But synthesizing is not *purely* copying or sharing. Like in the blurb I linked above, you arrange content and ideas into new *combinations* (ways of saying it, ways to apply it, what the multiple ideas / concepts / content can mean when unified together,) etc. Curation is more so just selection, it could just be purely sharing links to other content.
I have 18k Subscribers & it feels like a big downside...
I have an odd situation. As mentioned, I have 18k subscribers all thanks to one 1 min video which garnered 17m views over the last 10 years. It was a personal moment of me surprising my wife (so niche there). Since then, I tried uploading videos here and there but never became serious and consistent with it. Now, I have started once again. I have started with a video which has nothing to do with what these subscribers may have subscribed for. For now, I can't help it. I did think of creating a new channel but as that viral video still gets views, it is monetised and so on, I am going with it. Here is the first video that I uploaded today. I would love your honest critique of it. https://youtu.be/4pGVpE6I__s As expected, it has not got the views it should get from a channel with 18k subscribers. But, I am OK to wait. I have started posting some daily community posts to become seen for now. Hopefully, they will wake up to my channel's existence. I aim to create 1 or 2 videos with the "surprise" theme soon which could help. But, it is going to be a long grind. If you have any suggestions for me to consider, I would gobble it up! @Andrew Kirby, what would your genius mind say?
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New comment 11d ago
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I''ve sen Andrew write, "New niche, new channel," so I think that's what he'd say here. Others blow up their channels fast by optimizing it from day 1 and putting out the same kind of content, so if it were me I would be **kind of** a perfectionist and go hard (like very conscientious with how to optimize it) on a new channel.
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@Harish Marnad viral audience is different than core audience, even if the content is of a similar niche. Synthesizer Jona Ragona got over 12k subs in 3 months posting 10 videos in andrew kirby's old stile, streamlining it and going for high quality, and I'm not even sure he is 18 yet. As for PERSONAL content --- as someone working on monetization, with rare exception, I don't even see people with content like that as worth monetizing because it's more difficult to build an offer with. Andrew shared in a call "recently" he wouldnt suggest starting a new channel w/o having a clear picture kf monetization potential beforehand. But you do what you wanna do... I believe in creators making A. What can monetize well And/or B. What they like Otherwise... 🫠🤷‍♂️ I just thought that would be nice to add before dropping the thread as information ✌️
Need your opinion on "Niche is you" vs "Niche down"
Hi! Long time no see (hey Synthesizer School veterans!). After a long hiatus from posting content, I've taken the time to rediscover myself. Upon reflecting on my life's interests, I've identified three main passions: - Creating Music/Music Production - Spiritual Growth/Self-Development - Video Games/Collecting Currently, music production (and teaching it) is the only passion that generates income for me. I strongly feel compelled to share my knowledge, discoveries, and personal journey through content creation for various reasons, and I believe now is the right time to resume consistently posting YouTube videos (it's gonna be my 3rd attempt). The question I have for you is about the niche. A lot of you have seen the trendy approach "Niche is you" popularized by Dan Koe and shared by many other creators. But I can't imagine blending such disparate niches into one channel. The best idea I have is to create 3 different YouTube channels. The first channel would focus on music production, as it already serves me as a platform for selling my courses and coaching. The second and third channels would serve as hobbies, allowing me to share ideas and connect with like-minded individuals. What would you do in my shoes? When I'm too much in the music, I heavily miss Spiritual Growth and Video Games. Additionally, I lack connections with people who share these passions. I'm seeking advice because when I read others' perspectives on what they would do in my situation, I find clarity on what resonates with me and what doesn't. Thanks in advance for your perspectives!
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New comment 16d ago
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From what I have learned, assuming it is accurate, I think it's definitely easier to grow doing all of these things together on a fresher channel, although easy to inject it as minor commentary as long as you keep your niche the same as a "thing on the side". And this may be more true on youtube with its algorithms vs other platforms. But for this exact reason, I plan things out ahead of time and I would like my brand on youtube specifically to have that kind of flexibility. Now, I am not working on YT at the moment. I notice your channel is in, if I was not mistaken (and you've mentioned it here before?) in the Russian language. In vancouver I see tons of overlap with music production and spiritual ideas, it's practically saturated with new age and new age agacency, with electronic music being one of the primary energetic hubs of the influential subculture on these topics, so it could become all of a sudden a plus that resonates with most of the niche, and I can't speak to gaming or "collecting", like I dont know what that means. And furthermore I do not know what the differences might be here with your Russian-speaking audiences much less YOUR audience, I can only mention some trends I have been seeing in the English speaking world. But I would suggest something like audience surveys, making regular videos and asking for feedback near the middle or end (for people wjo listen to the whole thing) in the comments section. If your audience has LOYALTY to you and a PERSONAL CONNECTION... LEVERAGE THAT with some vulnerable, "Hey guys this is what I am thinking, tell me what you would want me to do --- or even more so, what you would still watch all the way through among [options]," sort of question. Once you have gathered all the information you can, and make a choice. But it sounds like in the long run, you like having that personal brand that allows you to be a little more broad, so the real qjestoon to me is, what is the most optimal path to getting to that desired destination, while taking care of any other necessities along the way?
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Griffin A. Hamilton
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