π° Two young entrepreneurs, aged 15 and 18, are making mid six-figures a month through content automation on Snapchat.
πΊ They run faceless channels on Snapchat and produce content such as voiceovers and compilations, focusing on brand-less and standalone content.
π Their success is attributed to posting daily, replicating successful content, and engaging viewers with enjoyable videos to increase viewership and go viral.
πΊ The speaker discusses their journey of making money online since they were 15, starting with editing Fortnite videos and eventually transitioning to creating short-form content on Snapchat and YouTube.
π‘ They emphasize the importance of finding interesting stories or ideas that captivate viewers, regardless of the niche, and continually analyzing and improving video performance based on statistics and audience feedback.
π The speaker highlights the role of trend-jacking and staying updated with current events and popular topics to create content that is highly relevant and likely to go viral.
The content on YouTube is constantly evolving and what worked in the past may not work now due to shifting trends and evolving audience preferences.
Different niches require different approaches to content production. It is important to understand your target audience and tailor your content to their interests and preferences.
Going viral on YouTube requires a combination of skill, persistence, and a bit of luck. It is a trial-and-error process that involves consistently creating high-quality videos and analyzing audience engagement to refine your content strategy.
πΊ The key to success on YouTube is consistency and perseverance. Even if your videos don't perform well at first, they can still gain traction over time.
π― TikTok is a platform with a simple algorithm that can push your content easily. However, it's important to understand the differences between TikTok and other platforms like Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts in terms of the type of content that resonates with each platform's user base.
π° Monetization on social media platforms goes beyond just ad revenue. Affiliate programs, sponsorships, and partnerships with brands are some of the ways to generate revenue.
π₯ Videos go viral on social media and can be used to promote products and businesses.
π° Success on social media requires hard work, learning from mistakes, and constant improvement.
π Education and quality information are valuable resources for success in social media and online business.
The importance of thumbnail and title in attracting viewers to a YouTube video.
Creating an outrageous title and delivering on the expectation to engage viewers.
The significance of good internet speed and the autoplay feature on YouTube.
The role of online communities and collaboration in the success of a YouTube channel.
Struggles and challenges of running a YouTube business and the need for continuous adaptation.
The importance of trust in working with employees and the value of young talent.
π The creators attribute their success in running their business to efficient communication and close relationships with their employees.
πΌ They have learned to adapt and pivot in response to challenges and changing trends, leading to sustained growth in revenue and the establishment of multiple successful shows.
π Their goal now is to build a company and create generational wealth by scaling their business and expanding into new ventures.
π° The creators discuss their strategies for making money on platforms like Snapchat and YouTube, using payment methods such as Stripe and PayPal.
πΈ They explain the process of creating thumbnails and mention their use of software like Photoshop for editing.
π They talk about using Google Docs for script writing and Premiere Pro for video editing.
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