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How to know when / if I need a YouTube channel manager?
Hi @Michael Bray and all of you Creative Inspirational YouTubers! My question for you folks is how do I know when / if I need a YouTube channel manager? Appreciate the input.
How to know when / if I need a YouTube channel manager?
0 likes • Jul 31
@Felix Yeankus Appreciate you sharing and will check out your link. Thanks
0 likes • Aug 4
@Felix Yeankus I will definitely keep you mind. Thanks again for the link.
Do I need a YouTube Channel Manager?
Hello, everyone! I am looking for feedback if any of you with YouTube channels use a YouTube Channel manager or not. Why? Considering so weighing my options. Appreciate the feedback.
Do I need a YouTube Channel Manager?
3 likes • Jul 28
@Yanis Dave Appreciate the feedback. As I want to focus on content. Thanks.
1 like • Jul 28
@Yanis Dave Really Appreciate the feedback.
Remembering and Honoring
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Remembering and Honoring
Hello Everyone!
Hello Everyone! I'm really getting into YouTube to present my content. Still learning and sure will learn a lot here. Best of Success to each of you!
Hello Everyone!
1 like • Jul 3
@Muzammil Qureshi Always open to learning. Thanks
0 likes • Jul 3
@Brandon Nero Been working with someone for support.
Why Most YouTube Scripts Lose Viewers—And How to Fix Yours
Ever wonder why people click off your videos in the first minute? It’s not the algorithm—it’s your script. 1.A great script is more than information. It’s engineered for curiosity, belief shifts, and micro-wins that keep viewers glued. 2.Your first 10 seconds matter most. If you don’t open a curiosity loop or hit on a pain point instantly, your best prospects are gone before your intro rolls. 3.Frame the problem so it stings. Describe the pain in a way viewers feel (“You’re posting videos, but the phone never rings.”) 4.Stories > Facts. Data is forgotten. Stories get remembered and shared. Use real examples, mini-case studies, or relatable metaphors. 5.Every second must earn the next. Script transitions and “open loops” that tease what’s coming (“But here’s the part most business owners miss…”) 6.End with a clear action. No weak CTAs. Tell them exactly what to do next—book a call, comment, download, etc. Want to see a script teardown or have your own reviewed?Drop your link below—I’ll give actionable feedback, no fluff.
0 likes • Jul 3
Appreciate you sharing this Golden information with us @Jaskaran Saini
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