Enjoy!

Heya! I’m thinking about creating and running a 7-Day YouTube Kickstart Challenge — walking you through how to create & start or re-activate your YouTube channel from scratch! I would be doing this challenge myself alongside you as well :) Here’s the rough idea: - Kickoff: Creating your channel, how to get amazing video ideas, and creating your first professional YouTube video from A-Z - Daily Accountability, Simple check-ins to keep the momentum going - You'll build trust with your audience, generate new leads, and convert - all at the same time! Additionally I'm also thinking of adding a giveaway/reward for those who successfully complete the challenge 👀 Before I finalize it, I want to check interest and gather your ideas. Who’s in? 🙌 If you’re in… what would you like to see included? If you’re not in… what’s holding you back? What would you need instead? Any feedback helps me shape this into something genuinely valuable FOR YOU :)

As we are in the process of reviving this community and trying to understand what people need support with and how to increase the value given (to you guys), what would you like to see more of here in The YT Skool? If you have been inactive for a while, feel free to leave a bit of honest feedback so we can understand better how to improve also so that is more engaging etc for you :)

When I was practicing to get my driver's license my driving instructor always used to tell me to "stop inventing things" when I said things like "oh but I thought I need to be doing ___" Honestly, the same goes for YouTube. Until you've reached a level where you understand the game, just follow the rules of what works. Then you can innovate and start inventing things. "Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist." ~Picasso If you're not getting any views, put your video side by side with a similar video by someone more successful. Then copy everything they're doing. Until you see results, then you start innovating. If you want personalized feedback to help you know exactly what to copy, and in which way, join https://skool.com/ben :))

Does anyone have any advice about approaching brands to get sponsorship for your channel. What sort of things would you put together in a pitch deck to the brand? I'd like to get sponsorship to upgrade my lighting and camera set-up