If you at all want to grow your skool community using YouTube... then check out how Rebecca did it in this quick breakdown! I'll keep this post short. Check it out here now :)

How the Challenge Works 💡 The challenge runs for 28 days total (7 + 21 days). 💡 The first 7 days give you everything you need to start your channel & upload your first video. 💡 The following 21 days help you dive deeper and turn that momentum into (minimum) weekly YouTube videos that will get you leads, nurture, and conversions. 💓 How to Start 💓 🚀 You can join the Challenge HERE https://www.skool.com/ben There is a 7-day free trial 👉🏼 all course content will be FOR FREE in these 7-days! We'll setup your channel, post your first video, and keep you accountable after if you decide to stay. For those staying, you can win your money back (very easy), and potentially win $500 🎁 How the Contests Work CONTEST #1 – WIN YOUR MONEY BACK 💸 🏆 If you decide to stay after the free trial and complete the 21 day challenge, you will win your money back. CONTEST #2 – $500 Challenge Reward 💰 All active YouTube with Ben members who complete the full 28-day challenge and submit a qualifying tracker with 28 daily updates are eligible for the $500 Challenge Reward. After that, one $500 winner will be announced every 28 days for future rounds. You can re-enter the challenge at any time.

New thumbnail for a client 👀 Should I create a training on this?

Finally, profit! :) Start: 49 days ago with a pre-monetized channel from my last experiment where I grew the channel to 1k subscribers within 21 days. Expenses last 49 days: $1,231 USD including editing + performance bonuses (only outsourcing to 1 editor) Revenue last 49 days: $2,479 Profit as of today: $1,248 The first 47 days I was losing money consistently - now I reached the break-even point, and moving forward the channel is just going to be come more and more profitable (assuming videos keep regularly blowing up) This (sadly) is still absolutely irrelevant in terms of learnings that can be applied to business/educational channels. So do I recommend this? Not really. It's basically a whole different business model from what we usually do in this group :)

There is currently an issue where real members are sending you weird links. Even from me you might have gotten a weird DM. Don't click on any links you don't know - if unsure, ask the person first if they actually sent that message themselves! It's being resolved by the skool team, just wanted to warn you.