I’m considering opening a small (paid) group mentorship for people who want to build a coaching business using YouTube — not just grow a channel, but actually turn it into clients and income. This would be for you if: - you’re already posting (or serious about starting) - you want to attract clients, not just views - you feel like your content isn’t translating into business What I’m seeing is a lot of people are doing “the right things” on YouTube…but they’re still invisible when it comes to getting clients. And that’s a positioning + authority problem — not a content problem. I’m thinking about creating something more hands-on where I can help a small group fix this directly. Before I build it, I want to see who’s actually serious about this. If you vote “yes” — comment “COACH” and I’ll reach out when I map this out.

I can express enough the mixed feelings of terror and happiness, I completely forgot that each video upload gives me goosebumps, I wanted to share with all of you this moment that take me around 5 months to achieve due self doubt, unnecessary perfectionism and so many other factors to deal with, thank you @Alexa Saarenoja for your videos and to all this wonderful community!! For your encouragement... Here is a link to the video in case you guys want to check it out: https://youtu.be/B99B6PjKNpw Now I go back to the table and create more!! 💪🧠👩‍🎨

HUGE THANK YOU!!! 🔥🙌 https://fathom.video/share/YDV17n8db8rn9y9W6iZxFxeTztUrHVxH https://www.youtube.com/@davejeltema3 @Dave Jeltema

For all of you that might have missed this on my channel. The "30 Day Grow Your YouTube Channel Challenge" via the Creator Breakthrough Series is now convienently located inside this community. There is also a workbook associated with it, linked to every lesson. Check it out here

Hi everyone, I an writing this in hopes that it will help you all move forward and not give up! I've been posting 1x a week since July (and shorts 4-6x week since Oct/ish). Now it's mid March and for the first time one of my videos kind of hit it. It's not viral, I've never had that happen but it's garnered more views and comments in under a week than any of my others. (15k views in 4 days and over 200 comments). Yet the only thing I did differently was watch a VidIQ (I'm not a paid subscriber to the membership) video about the "newest" thumbnails and imitate/copy one. I have a hard time believing this is why my video is doing so well but what else can I attribute it to? It's the same as all my others. I'm so grateful and want to reiterate what I've learned here from Alexa: steady for the win and keep trying new things... Here's the vid IQ video if you're interested: https://youtu.be/Yv6RLQv889M?si=1fC0yY4h8mdKE1TI