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On today's episode of the Entrepreneur Evolution Podcast, we are joined by Augie Johnston. Augie Johnston is a 36 year old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, turned entrepreneur. He is currently making waves in the video editing industry as a result of his promising start-up called VidChops. Vidchops, the brainchild of Augie, assists video creators, influencers, and digital marketers by carrying out the hard work of editing their videos. This allows them to focus more on the “content” side of their productions to therefore help them create more videos and better videos for their channel or brand. Augie works with full time YouTubers, online personalities, thought leaders, and anyone that creates online videos for their businesses. To learn more about VidChops, visit https://vidchops.com/   We would love to hear from you, and it would be awesome if you left us a 5-star review. Your feedback means the world to us, and we will be sure to send you a special thank you for your kind words. Don't forget to hit “subscribe” to automatically be notified when guest interviews and Express Tips drop every Tuesday and Friday. Interested in joining our monthly entrepreneur membership? Email Annette directly at yourock@ievolveconsulting.com to learn more.  Ready to invest in yourself? Book your free session with Annette HERE.  Keep evolving, entrepreneur. We are SO proud of you! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/annette-walter/support

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YouTube's landscape is constantly evolving, presenting both challenges and opportunities for creators. CoffeeZilla's rise to fame, Biaheza's decision to step back, and Caleb Hammer's unique approach to personal finance all highlight the diverse experiences and struggles within the YouTube community.In this episode, Augie and Grant discuss various YouTube channels that they find fascinating and share their thoughts on them. They talk about the Joe Rogan Experience YouTube channel, CoffeeZilla, an internet detective, Biaheza, a young YouTuber who creates videos about dropshipping and online business, and Caleb Hammer, a YouTuber who interviews people about their personal finances and gives them advice.Highlights[01:41] Speculation on whether Joe Rogan's invitation to CoffeeZilla was intentional or coincidental [03:11] Description of CoffeeZilla's unique style and success on YouTube [04:05] Grant's observation that CoffeeZilla's content focuses on exposing scams and shady dealings [06:17] How CoffeeZilla found his formula and invested in his studio setup [08:23] Biaheza's announcement of stepping away from frequent uploads due to burnout and creating for the algorithm [10:15] Grant's agreement with Bea Heza's reason and the pressure of retention-focused editing [11:18] Biaheza's existential YouTube crisis and hope for a return [12:29] Mr. Beast's retention demon style getting old and passing era [15:46] Making the same videos with different titles gets boring [18:08] Being a YouTuber is like a never-ending job [22:16] VidChops as a solution for video editing and thumbnails [23:01] Challenges of being the personality behind a YouTube channel [26:36] Podcast views are potentially more valuable due to longer watch time [29:23] Caleb Hammer's financial advice podcast [30:30] Caleb Hammer's straightforward and entertaining approach to personal finance [31:56] Taking any topic and making it interesting with a unique perspective [33:04] Discovery of Caleb Hammer through short-form videos [33:22 ]The format and niche of Caleb Hammer's podcast interview show [33:43] Talking about being the "dad" and giving advice on camera gear [34:00] Exploring the format and personality of the podcast [34:14] Appreciating the uniqueness of the podcast and its reliability [34:23] Highlighting the ability to create a show out of relatable experiences [34:42] Reflections on personal struggles with spending money [34:57] Realizing the potential to turn personal experiences into a show [35:38] Comparing Caleb Hammer to Graham Stephan and praising his personality [36:09] Success of Caleb Hammer's channelResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Many creators struggle to find a consistent method for growing their channels and making them thrive. However, there are some channels that have figured out a winning formula and are achieving remarkable success.Grant and Augie discuss six YouTube channels that are thriving and provide valuable lessons for other creators. They highlight channels like Little Joel and Pineley, which have found success by focusing on reaction videos and creating content in a simple and clever way. They also discuss the growth of channels like Socialty Pro, The Alchemist, and Dan Coe, and the strategies they have used to build their audiences.Show Highlights01:26 Example of Little Joel's reaction channel and its success 03:00 The effectiveness and polarizing nature of reaction channels 06:33 Importance of building a personal brand and focusing on writing and personality 07:59 Grant's preference for watching source videos over reactions 09:21 Augie's experience with making reaction videos in the basketball world 10:57 Pinely's channel and its more complex content 10:57 Introducing the channel Pineley and discussing its content 12:37 Secondary channel Evil Pinely and its purpose 14:00 Discussing the benefits of linking videos between channels 17:08 Socialty Pro and its creator Austin Armstrong 18:08 The success of Austin Armstrong's YouTube Shorts 21:08 Examining the rapid growth and monetization potential of YouTube Shorts 21:52 Discussing the business model of a YouTuber with a social media marketing agency. 23:03 YouTube's ad revenue for shorts is low and may not improve. 27:28 Speculations on what YouTube's algorithm wants for shorts. 29:55 Reviewing a channel focused on new-age spiritual topics. 30:25 The success of the channel is attributed to good camera presence. 31:32 The channel's aesthetic and eye-catching thumbnails contribute to its success. 33:01 The channel's niche topics resonate with its audience. 34:58 YouTube channels making a career out of niche topics 35:21 Highlighting the success of a channel with a backend 36:13 Importance of dedicated fans over casual ones 38:03 Comparing YouTube homepages and recommended content 44:23 Importance of being different in a niche 45:21 Consistency and patience in YouTube growth 46:03 Importance of videos feeding into each other 48:32 Keeping content on the same channel if it's related 49:23 Consider starting separate channels if the content is too diverse 50:18 Confusing the YouTube algorithm with mixed content 51:06 Tie content together under an obvious umbrella or separate channelsResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

YouTube has become a prominent platform for content creators to share their videos with the world. However, many aspiring YouTubers find themselves struggling to gain traction and wonder if YouTube is even worth it anymore.In this episode, Augie and Grant discuss whether YouTube is still worth it for content creators. They address the common belief that YouTube is oversaturated and explain that while there is more competition, there are also more viewers and opportunities. They emphasize the importance of differentiating oneself and being innovative in order to stand out on the platform.Augie and Grant also discuss the challenges of growing on YouTube and offer strategies for starting out in a more challenging environment. They caution against chasing views and highlight the importance of personal development and authenticity. Despite the potential pitfalls, they conclude that YouTube is worth it due to its accessibility, potential for personal growth, and business opportunities.Highlights01:23 Is YouTube oversaturated 03:12 More viewers and understanding of the algorithm 06:20 Different strategies for growing on the platform 08:10 Need for patience and work ethic in the current landscape 10:02 Avoiding to copy successful YouTubers and being unique 13:37 Why taking a polarizing stance can attract an audience 17:30 Possible negative outcomes: no growth, public shaming, personal sacrifice 20:09 Making poor decisions due to obsession with views can have severe consequences 21:28 Mental health issues and emotional toll can be a result of being a YouTuber 23:10 Negative impact on personal relationships and isolation 25:57 Dangers of spending your entire life chasing YouTube success 29:00 YouTube should start as a hobby, not a career 30:13 YouTube is worth it because it is free to start 31:42 YouTube helps with personal development and confidence building 33:18 Personal development and confidence gained from YouTube 35:06 Opportunities for self-development and networking 36:05 YouTube traffic is powerful for business growth and relationship building 37:06 YouTube is worth exploring for reaching audiences and building businesses 37:46 Overcoming obstacles makes YouTube worth itResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

As video creators, we often encounter a constant battle between appeasing the algorithm and staying true to our creative vision. We obsess over video length, niche selection, and viewer engagement, all in pursuing success on the platform. But in this quest for perfection, we often lose sight of what truly matters – taking action and creating content that aligns with our authentic selves.In this episode, Grant and Augie discuss the importance of finding a balance between creating content that appeals to the YouTube algorithm and content that aligns with the viewers' desires. They emphasize the need to focus on making good videos that resonate with the target audience, rather than obsessing over algorithmic strategies. While they acknowledge the significance of the algorithm in gaining traction and growing a channel, they caution against sacrificing creative potential and authenticity for the sake of algorithmic success. They also share personal anecdotes and examples to illustrate the potential pitfalls of solely focusing on the algorithm or deviating too far from the content that initially attracted viewers.Highlights02:14 Importance of making good videos03:00 Augie's experience with his basketball tutorial channel05:03 Importance of getting videos up and sharing them around06:13 Initial success of Treesicle came from making entertaining videos10:44 Difference between appealing to a viewer and the algorithm 12:02 Grant's approach to creating content on YouTube 12:49 The challenge of balancing personal interests and viewer preferences 14:48 Augie advises creators to focus on getting their videos published and building their skills 15:44 The potential consequences of solely creating content for personal interests 18:32 Grant explains how focusing too much on the algorithm can lead to losing inspiration 19:27 Augie discusses the potential trade-offs between creative fulfillment and financial success 20:08 Exploring new opportunities while maintaining a balance between creativity and business 21:34 Grant reflects on his mistake of not creating a separate channel for a popular topic 24:02 Switching topics can hurt channel growth and alienate the audience 25:31 Why experimenting should happen in the beginning, not after growth 26:36 Consider starting a second channel for different content styles 28:51 Releasing different content styles can result in poor performance 31:25 Following intuition is important in making decisions 32:41 Releasing unrelated content on the main channel can alienate subscribers 33:54 Pivoting a channel to a totally new topic is challenging 34:12 Discussing the challenges of changing content direction on YouTube 35:05 Exploring the possibility of reinventing a brand on YouTube 37:56 Emphasizing the importance of evolving and changing video formats 39:20 Encouraging creators to focus on improving watch time and understanding the algorithm 40:15 Balancing intuition and business strategies as a YouTube creatorResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

YouTube has been making moves to embrace the podcasting trend, with the introduction of a dedicated podcast tab on the platform. This indicates that YouTube sees the value in video podcasts and is positioning itself as a competitor to other podcasting platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify. As YouTube continues to evolve, it's likely that video podcasts will become even more prominent on the platform.In this episode, Augie and Grant discuss the benefits and challenges of starting a video podcast. They explain why video podcasts are becoming more popular on YouTube and how they can help you grow your audience. They also share tips on networking, repurposing content, and the importance of audio quality. While video podcasts can be easier to create than traditional YouTube videos, they require a different approach and strategy for success.Highlights02:01 YouTube's inclusion of podcasts and potential growth 03:44 Ease of creating video podcasts compared to regular YouTube videos 04:38 Importance of developing a voice and improving speaking skills 05:45 Networking opportunities through guest appearances and collaborations 07:15 Benefits of being a guest on other podcasts for promotion and SEO 09:15 Educational value and learning from experts in various fields 10:45 Expanding reach by publishing audio podcasts on various platforms11:16 Importance of podcasts for building relationships and knowledge 12:00 Value of conversational podcasts for deepening connection with the audience 13:26 Importance of diehard fans for monetization and audience building 14:32 Repurposing podcast content for shorts and clips on different platforms 15:51 Joe Rogan's strategy of posting clips instead of full episodes 17:22 Utilizing full episodes, clips, and shorts to cater to different audience segments 19:39 The challenge of long-form videos in the YouTube algorithm 20:59 Fragmenting the audience by mixing different styles of content 24:34 The importance of patience and long-term value in podcasting 29:41 Recording software options for podcasting 31:41 Importance of investing more in microphones than cameras 35:45 Importance of less editing for conversational podcasts 36:14 Benefits of using a DSLR or mirrorless camera 36:53 Audio hosting and syndication 37:32 Editing the podcast for improved audio quality 38:11 Importance of simple editing for podcasts 39:00 Negative effects of excessive jump cutsResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

In today's fast-paced world, balancing productivity with maintaining good mental health can be challenging. This is particularly true for content creators like YouTubers, who often experience the pressure to work continuously and achieve success.In this episode, Grant Ball and Augie Johnston discuss the importance of maintaining mental health while being productive. They emphasize the need for efficiency in work and personal life and share tips on how to stay accountable and motivated. They also talk about the dangers of overworking and the importance of enjoying life and spending quality time with loved ones. Augie shares his experience with productivity tools and the benefits of tracking and setting goals. By understanding these key themes, we can strive for a more balanced and fulfilling life.Finding a balance between productivity and mental health is crucial for content creators and individuals in general. By being efficient in our work, staying grounded, utilizing time management tools, and avoiding the pitfalls of hustle culture, we can strive for a more fulfilling and balanced life.[01:30] Augie shares how he manages his mental health while running a business and coaching basketball [02:30] Why efficiency is the key to maintaining good mental health [03:51] Strategies for staying accountable and motivated [05:23] Augie's experience with a productivity coach and the benefits of accountability [07:01] The importance of prioritizing tasks and focusing on the most important one [09:47] The benefits of enjoying life and having legitimate recharge time [10:43] Augie discusses time management tools and their usefulness [13:00] Augie talks about the app UltiSelf and its features [16:17] Augie explains the importance of health, wealth, love, and happiness [18:01] Grant discusses the importance of staying grounded and mental health [20:47] Augie uses Logan Paul as an example of humility and audience connection [21:30] Importance of having a real life outside of YouTube [23:40] Creating more personal content on YouTube [26:09] The balance and consequences of hustle porn [31:42] The benefits of waking up early for work [34:37] Why David Goggins is an example of balancing hustle and recovery [38:14] Designing your life to achieve mental health and happiness [40:32] Building habits and routines for a better life [42:47] Importance of pushing oneself and being flexible[43:03] Exercise as a way to lift spirits and feel productive[43:06] Cleaning space to improve focus and clarity [44:18] Not relying solely on ad revenue and managing stressResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Myths are not only present in history classes but also in YouTube as well. Some of these myths directly affect how YouTubers produce content that's why it's essential to consider them. It's crucial to approach YouTube myths with a critical mindset and consider the unique dynamics of your channel.In this episode, Augie Johnston and Grant Ball discuss various YouTube myths and provide their insights on topics such as using AI scripts, targeting search vs. suggested videos, the importance of video quality and quantity, scripting YouTube videos, uploading in 4K, choosing a camera brand, the impact of running ads on a channel, the role of swearing in videos, and the benefits and risks of controversy on YouTube.YouTube is a dynamic platform, and what works for one creator may not work for another. Stay informed, adapt to changes, and focus on creating high-quality content that resonates with your audience. By debunking common myths and staying true to your creative vision, you can navigate the YouTube landscape with confidence and achieve success.Highlights[02:07] Using AI scripts for YouTube video scripts[06:14] Compensation for original artists when AI sources their work 08:40] Targeting titles for search vs suggested videos[10:46] Strategy for small channels to prioritize search initially[11:33] Importance of targeting long tail keywords for small channels[14:07] Quality vs. quantity debate on YouTube[17:42] Mark Rober's once-a-month release schedule and exceptional quality[19:47] Why three videos per week is an ideal upload schedule[20:44] Scripting options: winging it, outline, or word-for-word script[21:57] Bullet points allow for more natural camera presence[22:19] Teleprompters can be helpful for nervous creators, but avoid robotic delivery [24:31] Uploading in 4k can make your video stand out[27:38] Canon, Nikon, or Sony?[30:11] Running ads on your channel can hurt your average view duration[31:52] How creating a channel trailer can help bring traffic to your channel[32:22] Running ads as separate videos may lower the average view duration[33:07] YouTube might be able to differentiate between ads and organic videos[34:01] Importance of upload schedule for video release timing[34:22] Thumbnails still matter despite autoplay and short attention spans[37:25] Niche down to target a specific audience for better engagement[39:34] Swearing can hurt monetization and reach, be cautious with it[43:58] Controversy can benefit if attention is gained and handled wellResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

As the YouTube landscape continues to evolve, it is essential for creators to stay adaptable and open to new possibilities. By embracing new technologies, staying consistent, and finding their unique voice, creators can carve out their own path and make an impact in their respective communities.In this episode, you will learn about some inspiring YouTubers who have found success in different ways. Grant and Augie, highlight several creators who have unique approaches to content creation and have managed to build successful channels. The stories of Dax Flame, Dre Baldwin, Pinely, My First Million, and Doc Darling remind us that success on YouTube is not limited to a specific formula or niche.The inspiring YouTubers we have explored today serve as a testament to the power of creativity, dedication, and community building. So, whether you're an aspiring YouTuber or a seasoned creator, take inspiration from their journeys and embrace the limitless potential of the platform.Highlights[00:36] Dax Flame and his YouTube journey [02:14] How Dax Flame uses AI to rejuvenate his YouTube channel [03:31] Collaborating with other creators to boost YouTube presence [05:19] Augie shares his inspiring YouTuber, Dre Baldwin [07:45] Dre Baldwin's style in uploading content and struggle with the YouTube algorithm [12:30] The life cycle of YouTubers and building a brand [16:32] Pinely's format and interesting topics discussed [19:54] Grant's admiration for Pinely's filming style and content [20:34] The effectiveness of exposing copycats and viral niches [21:26] The podcast channel "My First Million" [22:03] Strategies used by My First Million on YouTube[23:01] Overview of My First Million's YouTube channel statistics [23:01] The challenges of promoting podcasts on YouTube [23:31] Growth of a podcast from 70k to 9.5 million views [24:11] Best strategies for podcast success: shorts, full episodes, clips [25:46] Evolution of podcast through humor and business ideas [27:09] Custom virtual podcast studios for improved aesthetics [28:10] Repurposing content and doubling upload numbers for growth [30:27] Success in a niche with consistent posting and community networking [31:46] Becoming an authority in a niche through online content creation [32:11] Diverse examples of YouTube success and community cultivationResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Challenges on YouTube have come a long way from the days of cinnamon challenges and marshmallow challenges. These early challenges were often seen as silly and lacked substance. However, they did capture the attention of viewers who enjoyed watching others attempt difficult tasks. The appeal of challenges lies in the satisfaction, inspiration, and relaxation that viewers experience by living vicariously through someone else's difficult journey.In this episode, Augie Johnston and Grant Ball discuss the power of “challenges” on YouTube and how they can help creators gain significant growth. They analyze the success of YouTuber Ryan Trahan, who gained 254 million views and 2.5 million subscribers in just 30 days by running a challenge on his channel. The hosts explore the reasons why challenges work so well on YouTube, the importance of watch time and click-through rate, and the impact of engaging thumbnails. They also provide examples of challenges in various niches, such as fitness, business, and gaming, and offer tips for creating compelling video topics.Ryan Trahan is a popular YouTuber known for his challenge videos and vlogs. With over 10 million subscribers, he has gained a massive following for his entertaining and creative content. Ryan's videos often involve unique challenges and experiments, showcasing his determination and creativity.Highlights[02:11] Ryan Trahan's challenge to gain views and subscribers [03:00] Reasons why challenges work well on YouTube [04:14] Importance of watch time and engaging content in challenges [07:09] How Ryan Trahan's coin challenge was inspired by Mr. Beast [08:07] Importance of creating engaging intros and using B roll [11:19] Ryan Trahan's success and consistency in uploading [12:36] Break up big time challenge videos into parts [14:55] Challenges should be accessible and meaningful [19:51] Create challenges based on what you're good at [21:03] Framework for creating challenge videos: how to do a normal thing without blank. [23:16] Embracing silliness and challenges for entertaining content [26:41] Other key factors for YouTube success [27:52] The value and importance of spending time on a thumbnail [29:03] Doubling down on successful video topics [30:56] The dedication and hard work required for YouTube success [31:10] Impressive viewership and the importance of consistency [31:29] Discussing the high number of views on Ryan Trahan's channel [32:26] Tips for keeping the upward trend in views [33:58] Collaborating with other YouTubers in videos [35:53] Advice for starting with smaller and relatable challenges [37:19] Importance of gaining experience before tackling big ideasResources MentionedCheck out Ryan Trahan on YouTubeSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

As content creators, we are constantly brainstorming new ideas for YouTube channels. The possibilities are endless, and with the right approach, a YouTube channel can become a lucrative business, generating six-figure revenue. In this article, we will explore some exciting channel ideas and discuss potential monetization strategies.In this episode, Augie and Grant discuss different YouTube channel ideas and how to turn them into successful 6-figure businesses. They cover topics such as investigation channels, holiday-themed channels, eyelash tutorials, history channels, kids channels, and skateboarding channels. They also explore various ways to monetize these channels, including selling products, creating premium content, hosting events, and building a brand.Whether it's through partnerships with brands, selling products, or offering premium content and services, the potential for 6-figure revenue is within reach. As the YouTube landscape continues to evolve, creators must stay adaptable and innovative to thrive in this competitive space.Highlights02:05 Idea for a YouTube channel about creating amazing holidays for families04:02 Idea for an investigative YouTube channel in various industries07:14 Ideas for monetizing an investigative channel, including legal services09:45 Discussion on the practicality and potential challenges of private investigation10:37 Challenges and potential monetization strategies for an investigative channel11:38 Eyelash YouTube channel idea15:11 Need views before the business can work17:14 How to get a lot of views quickly on YouTube18:00 Using OpenAI to create history-related videos19:32 Monetizing history videos with vintage quarters20:20 Hiring actors and animators for high-quality content21:20 Selling digital products as the Holy Grail of online business21:33 Considering starting a kids channel focused on speech and reading23:23 Describing the potential for creating educational and wholesome kids content24:14 Exploring different monetization opportunities for a kids channel25:24 Emphasizing the importance of creating helpful and high-quality content for kids26:07 Sharing the example of a successful kids channel created in a small apartment27:53 Highlighting the loyalty of parents to certain kids channels34:36 Exploring ways to make money off a skateboarding channel37:46 Mentioning the idea of hosting events for the channel39:17 Suggesting the use of Open AI chat GPT for script writingResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

As successful YouTubers themselves, Grant and Augie have had the opportunity to grow their channels and accumulate hundreds of thousands of subscribers. Through their experiences, they have identified the five most important rules for achieving massive growth on YouTube that they are going to discuss in this episode.Grant and Augie discuss the five most important rules for massive growth on YouTube. These rules include passion, consistency, analytics, delegation, and patience. They emphasize the importance of being passionate about the content you create, maintaining a consistent posting schedule, analyzing your video performance, delegating tasks to others, and being patient for long-term success.Remember, building a successful YouTube channel takes time and effort. It's a marathon, not a sprint. By following these five rules and staying committed to your goals, you can achieve massive growth and create a thriving community of engaged viewers. So, keep creating, keep learning, and keep pushing forward. The possibilities on YouTube are endless.Highlights[03:26] How to find your passion and what excites you[06:53] Consistency can mean different posting schedules for different channels[10:26] Tips for staying consistent, such as having a dedicated recording day[12:36] Overcoming fear and mental turmoil to press ‘record'[14:10] Value of not putting too much pressure on yourself while recording[16:06] Importance of analyzing YouTube analytics for success[19:16] Aiming for 50% audience retention for 10-minute videos[20:15] Adjust video structure to improve audience retention[22:45] Balancing being objective and subjective with content creation[25:18] Injecting personality and emotion into videos to stand out[29:14] The benefits and challenges of delegating tasks in creating YouTube videos[31:45] Starting with a virtual assistant to handle various tasks[32:26] The mental toll of wearing multiple hats in a business[35:18] The importance of patience in achieving success[36:57] A cautionary tale of impatience and unrealistic expectations[40:15] The rule of a thousand days for online success[41:17] Taking proactive steps to speed up growth[42:54] The potential for exponential growth in social media[48:05] Baseline views can be maintained with consistent video productionResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Augie Johnston, the Founder and CEO of VidChops, has established a thriving business focused on editing YouTube videos for full-time content creators, thought leaders, and influencers, allowing them to pursue new endeavors. Augie recognized YouTube's potential in late 2010 and found success by specializing in basketball coaching, drawing from his experience as a former professional player. As his channel and platform expanded, he bumped up against an editing bottleneck and set out to solve this challenge for himself and creators alike. Augie, along with his dedicated team, navigate the complexities of YouTube to empower content creators, helping them regain time and boost their viewership through captivating content that grabs the audience's attention. Resources Shared: Augie Johnston | LinkedInVidchops - Video Editing ServiceThryv

Augie Johnston, a former basketball player turned entrepreneur, started a video editing service called VidChops after experiencing the pain points of video editing himself. He utilized Reddit and other platforms to network and gain clients, eventually growing his business into a successful productized service.Support The ShowMerch: https://www.theshadesofe.com/shopPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/theshadesofeSocial Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theshadesofeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/theshadesofeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theshadesofe/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theshadesofe

As a content creator on YouTube, it can be disheartening when your videos aren't getting the views and traction you had hoped for. You may find yourself wondering what steps you can take to improve your next video and increase your chances of triggering the YouTube algorithm.Augie Johnston and Grant Ball discuss how to troubleshoot videos that are not getting views on YouTube. They provide tips and tricks for adjusting future videos to increase views and engagement. They emphasize the importance of analyzing impressions, click-through rates, and average view duration to identify areas for improvement. They also discuss the significance of understanding your audience and creating content that resonates with them. Additionally, they touch on the different traffic sources on YouTube, such as browse, suggested, and search, and how they can impact video performance.Troubleshooting your YouTube videos requires a deep understanding of your analytics, audience, and the YouTube algorithm. By analyzing your impressions, click-through rate, average view duration, and audience retention, you can identify areas for improvement and make necessary adjustments to your content, thumbnail, title, and topic.Highlights[01:11] Checking impressions and adjusting thumbnail, title, and topic[02:36] Analyzing audience retention and average view duration [03:52] Possibility of changing thumbnails and titles on old videos[05:12] Importance of click-through rate and targeting the right audience[09:07] Editing heavily in the first few minutes to keep viewers engaged[12:03] Evan Carmichael's suggestion of keeping 70% of viewers after one minute [12:55] Analyzing drop-offs in videos to determine viewer engagement[16:11] Getting right into the content at the beginning of the video[16:57] Understanding your audience's preferences and interests[17:28] Aligning content with personal artistic expression for artistic channels[19:25] Understanding audience fears, desires, and motivations[20:58] Creating videos that cater to the audience's true desires[28:13] Utilizing trending topics to increase views [31:26] Using comments to build community and get video ideas[33:21] Engagement signals to YouTube, like video shares, are important[34:06] Sharing videos can be helpful, but may hurt watch time [36:58] Uncertainty about the impact of sharing on YouTube success [37:43] Content is malleable, learn from mistakes and keep improving[38:37] Use benchmarks and analytics to gauge your progressResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

As entrepreneurs and creators, we often hear the mantra that hard work is the key to success. While this is true to some extent, it overlooks a crucial aspect of reality: in order to be "on," we must sometimes be "off." Taking breaks and properly utilizing our off time is essential for our productivity and overall well-being.Grant and Augie discuss the importance of taking breaks and how to utilize off time effectively. They explore different types of breaks, including short vacations, long vacations, and indefinite hiatuses. They emphasize the need to rest and recharge in order to be more productive when working. Grant and Augie also share personal experiences and insights on finding balance and pursuing a dream life.Taking breaks is essential for our overall well-being and productivity. By properly utilizing our off time, we can recharge, find inspiration, and thrive in our personal and professional lives. Whether it's a short break during the workday, a brief vacation, a longer period of rejuvenation, or an indefinite hiatus, each type of break serves a unique purpose in our journey.Highlights[01:16] Different types of breaks: workday, short vacation, long vacation, indefinite hiatus [04:17] Setting goals and incentives for taking breaks [08:37] The benefits of short vacations and enjoying time off [10:32] Augie's vacation setup as a former teacher [11:00] Benefits of ppre-recorded episodes for the podcast [13:34] Allowing oneself to feel and process emotions during breaks [14:41] Delegating tasks during holidays [16:20] Setting up a virtual assistant to handle day-to-day tasks [18:29] Taking long vacations to recharge and reflect [19:17] Using long vacations for passion projects and learning new skills [20:23] Figuring out new directions and video topics during breaks [26:20] It's okay to miss an upload on YouTube during vacations [27:27] Taking an indefinite hiatus and giving yourself permission to not come back [33:11] Importance of considering future plans before taking a break [34:01] Taking a break can lead to new horizons and opportunities [35:02] Different motivations for creating videos [42:15] Designing your life to live your dream life [43:39] Why doing the right things can lead to luck and opportunities[44:15] Taking breaks is important for productivity and luck [45:49] Importance of mental health and creating videos.Resources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

When it comes to YouTube success, consistency is key. The more videos you create, the more views you'll get. However, we understand that creating videos can be challenging and time-consuming. Procrastination and the struggle to stay productive are common obstacles that many YouTubers face. But fear not! There are YouTube productivity hacks to help you overcome these challenges and create more videos.In this episode, Augie Johnston and Grant Ball discuss productivity tips and hacks for YouTubers. They emphasize the importance of finding ways to stay organized and focused in order to create more videos and get them published online. They cover topics such as coming up with video topics and titles, staying on schedule with weekly uploads, optimizing recording spaces, using productivity tools and software, and streamlining the editing and uploading process.Mastering YouTube productivity requires a combination of organization, flexibility, and the right tools. By implementing these productivity hacks, you can optimize your video creation process, stay on schedule, and create more videos. Remember to find a workflow that works for you and adapt as needed. With the right mindset and strategies, you can take your YouTube channel to new heights of success. So, go out there, create amazing content, and enjoy the journey!00:00:18 The challenges of creating more videos00:03:09 Importance of stepping away and taking a break to let ideas flow00:04:30 Example of a YouTuber who changed his video style00:06:14 How to let the video flow naturally 00:07:14 Time blocking and dedicating specific days for video creation 00:09:30 Using a calendar tool like Calendly for scheduling meetings 00:11:24 Using Google Suite tools for productivity and getting organized 00:13:27 Optimizing recording space or studio for productivity 00:14:16 Considering a dedicated office space for recording and editing 00:17:27 Benefits of having a permanently set up recording space 00:19:09 Streamlining equipment setup for better productivity 00:21:34 Investing in a proper chair and standing desk for comfort in long hours of working 00:22:21 Get a properly spec'd computer that can render videos efficiently 00:24:03 Organize assets and use a naming convention for efficiency 00:26:35 Have branding assets ready to save time during editing 00:27:46 Batch recording can be a productivity hack, but what's the catch 00:30:30 Benefits of mixing up writing, recording, and editing 00:31:21 Algorithm change and batch recording hurt channel growth 00:33:36 Be flexible and drop everything for big trends 00:37:30 Developing a thumbnail style for easy replication 00:39:14 Don't try too hard, take breaks when neededResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

In an era of short attention spans and endless distractions, YouTube has become a go-to platform for many to seek entertainment and distraction. While some may argue that YouTube is a source of inspiration, the reality is that most viewers turn to the platform for mindless consumption. This results to dominance of retention-focused content that has led to a decline in authenticity on YouTube.Grant and Augie discuss the current state of YouTube and the balance between retention and authenticity. They explore how YouTube has evolved over the years and the impact of TikTok on attention spans. They also share their personal experiences with YouTube and the challenges they face as creators. They provide advice on how to stay authentic while still utilizing retention tactics.The tension between retention and authenticity on YouTube is a complex issue that requires careful consideration. As creators, we must strive to create content that is both engaging and authentic, finding inspiration in our own lives and incorporating storytelling techniques to captivate our audience.Highlights[02:05] Do viewers watch YouTube to be inspired or distracted[05:06] Different ways viewers use YouTube based on their preferences. [07:07] The impact of TikTok and short form content on attention spans. [08:34] The shift from authenticity to retention in YouTube storytelling. [09:22] Feeling oversaturated and bombarded by YouTube content. [10:09] Frustration with YouTube's homepage recommendations and lack of new creators. [11:33] The challenge of maintaining authenticity while prioritizing retention. [13:29] How creators can fix lack of inspiration and be authentic [16:28] Learn the rules of retention before breaking them. [18:16] Incorporate new experiences and break routine for inspiration. [23:23] Importance of storytelling and not overthinking the creation process. [25:43] Struggle of creating videos for the wrong reasons [27:19] Missing personal and authentic YouTube channels [29:27] David Dobrik's refreshing and authentic approach to content creation [30:18] Need for a subjective and qualitative way to showcase interesting content [32:24] Algorithm's focus on retention and the importance of likes, comments, and shares [34:52] Uncertainty of YouTube's future and potential changes in content formats [35:31] Constant phases and trends in content creation on YouTube [38:03] The passing era of retention demonsResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Kids' channels on YouTube have become a global phenomenon, captivating young audiences and amassing millions of subscribers. These channels offer a unique blend of education and entertainment, providing parents with a valuable resource to engage and educate their children. In this episode, Augie and Grant discuss the popularity and monetization of kids' channels on YouTube. They highlight the success of channels like Ms. Rachel's "Songs for Littles", and "Cocomelon" and explore the reasons behind their rapid growth. They also discuss different strategies for monetizing kids' channels, such as creating educational products and subscription services. Augie and Grant compare the potential of starting a kids' channel versus a gaming channel and emphasize the importance of providing value and engaging content to attract and retain viewers.Creators in the kid's channel space should focus on building a solid brand and exploring alternative revenue streams. By expanding beyond YouTube and creating products or experiences that extend the channel's reach, creators can establish a sustainable business model. The key is to strike a balance between providing valuable content and finding innovative ways to monetize that content.Highlights[00:42] Augie discusses his personal experience using YouTube as a tool for educating and entertaining his children[02:13] Augie compares the views of Miss Rachel's channel with popular YouTubers like PewDiePie and Mr. Beast[04:11] Augie talks about the monetization challenges for kids' channels on YouTube[06:57] The idea of creating a subscription-based platform or membership area for educational content[09:08] Grant shares his thoughts on how to encourage parents to make purchases related to the channel's content[11:42] Why kids' channels don't often include explicit calls to action in their videos[15:09] How Cocomelon, a popular kid's channel, amassed millions of subscribers and billions of views[17:23] Augie discusses the educational value of channels like Miss Rachel's and the positive impact they can have on children's learning[21:05] Potential challenges and limitations of starting a kids channel in the current YouTube landscape[23:14] The dangers of YouTube manipulation and unethical marketing strategies targeting children[25:08] Responsibility of content creators to maintain ethical standards when creating content for kids.[26:45] Incorporating catchy jingles and engaging content to capture children's attention and promote educational products.[30:09] Importance of creating content that resonates with both children and parents to foster a genuine connection.[32:01] The impact of kids' channels on children's development and learning.[34:15] The evolving landscape of kids channels and the need for continuous innovation and adaptation.[36:27] Exploring partnerships with educational organizations and experts to enhance the credibility and educational value of the content.Resources MentionedSubscribe to Miss Rachel on YouTubeSubscribe to the Video Creatr YouTube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Many YouTubers experience a meteoric rise to fame, only to disappear from the platform just as quickly. This phenomenon has left many viewers wondering why these creators vanish and what causes their sudden departure.Grant and Augie discuss the phenomenon of YouTubers disappearing from the platform after achieving success. They explore the causes of this trend, such as changing priorities, burnout, and the pursuit of new opportunities. The hosts share examples of YouTubers who have disappeared and rebranded themselves, as well as those who have taken breaks and returned to the platform. They emphasize the importance of recharging creativity, avoiding burnout, and finding new directions to sustain a YouTube career.The disappearance of YouTubers is a natural part of the platform's evolution. By understanding the causes behind these disappearances and implementing strategies to avoid burnout, creators can navigate the challenges and find long-term success on YouTube. Embracing change, staying curious, and staying connected to their purpose will ensure that creators continue to create meaningful content and leave a lasting impact on their audience.Highlights[01:29] Examples of YouTubers who disappeared or took breaks[02:42] How Casey Neistat's personal life affected his YouTube career[04:05] Causes of YouTubers disappearing: success, age, priorities, burnout[04:27] Tips for recharging creativity: keep a document of ideas[09:45] Priorities shifting with age and responsibilities[11:27] Importance of consciously directing energy and putting in the work[12:41] Balancing hard work and avoiding burnout in YouTube career[14:48] Example of a YouTuber who found success on a different platform[17:16] Moving on to new opportunities is not selling out[18:58] Leveraging the audience to explore different business opportunities[22:42] Finding different ways to leverage YouTube skills[24:22] Avoiding unforeseen tragedy and mental health issues[25:31] Tips to avoid burnout and intertwining identity with YouTube[26:03] Find other opportunities outside of YouTube for a career[27:09] Figure out your “WHY” for starting a YouTube channel[28:07] Enjoy making videos and help people for longevity[30:15] Wheezy Waiter's recipe for not burning out on YouTube[35:03] Stick with what helps you continue making videos[36:37] Don't cling to YouTube, accept change, and let things happenResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

The creator economy has become a buzzword in recent years, and for good reason. It encompasses the vast world of being a YouTuber, extending far beyond the act of filming and uploading videos. From video editing services to YouTube managers, from thumbnail designers to SEO experts, the creator economy is a complex ecosystem of businesses that support and assist content creators in their journey to success.In this episode, Augie and Grant Ball discuss the creator economy and how individuals can find their place in it. They define the creator economy as the world of being a YouTuber and highlight the various businesses that support YouTubers in their growth and success. They emphasize the importance of finding your niche within the creator economy and offer tips on how to get started, such as becoming a YouTube coach or consultant, offering video editing services, or specializing in marketing and advertising. They also discuss the rise of short-form content and the potential opportunities it presents in the creator economy.As the creator economy continues to evolve, staying abreast of emerging trends and technologies is essential. Embrace the power of shorts, explore new software solutions, and be open to AI and cloud-based editing possibilities. The creator economy is a dynamic landscape, and by adapting and innovating, you can position yourself for long-term success.Highlights[01:18] Definition of the creator economy and its various components[02:28] Exploring different roles in the creator economy[04:41] Grant's role as a YouTube consultant and freelancer[06:09] The need for coaches and consultants in the creator economy[07:14] The rise of video editing services in the creator economy[07:42] The importance of short-form content and its potential in the creator economy [09:00] Discussion on the algorithm for shorts and its discoverability factor[11:36] Shorts make content discoverability easier due to their short length[13:52] Using tools like Asana helps manage video creation workflows efficiently [19:09] Start as an editor and expand skills to become an essential member of the creator economy[22:12] Offloading video editing and changing career paths[28:43] Being a YouTuber and posting frequent content[29:36] Paid marketing ad campaigns and avoiding pitfalls[33:14] The creator economy and opportunities beyond YouTube [34:07] The importance of thinking outside the box [34:30] Opportunities for partnerships and affiliate marketing [35:34] Exploring different roles within the YouTube ecosystemResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

YouTube Shorts are a great way to get attention and exposure for your channel. However, shorts are harder to monetize but YouTube is making changes to improve monetization for shorts creators. Given the circumstances, should you be able to grow your channel through shorts?In today's episode, you get to learn about the importance of YouTube Shorts and how to create a channel with primarily or exclusively shorts. They talk about the monetization challenges of shorts and the upcoming changes in YouTube's monetization policies. They also discuss the benefits of sprinkling in some long-form content and the need for consistency in branding. Grant and Auggie share examples of successful channels that focus on shorts and provide tips for creating engaging shorts.There are channels that were able to grow on YouTube producing just Shorts such as Mini Katana, a channel with over a million subscribers that creates shorts about katanas. Shorts can definitely grow a channel but it's essential to create original shorts with a script and hook that can help them go viral and attract more views.Highlights[04:03] Shorts as a gateway drug to longer form content[05:33] The potential impact of posting shorts alongside long form content[07:33] Consistency in branding and vibe between shorts and long form content[09:05] Shorts count towards watch time for monetization[11:02] YouTube's Creator Fund and monetization for shorts[13:24] Examples of channels with mostly or exclusively shorts[17:45] Best strategy for creating shorts, including original content and frequency of posting[19:02] Discussion of Mini Katana, a channel with over a million subscribers and mostly shorts content[20:47] Importance of emotional impact and establishing a real audience with long form content[22:18] Strategy for posting shorts on different platforms, including TikTok and Instagram[24:06] Conclusion and final thoughts on YouTube Shorts and creating a channel with mostly shorts content[26:00]Tips for making engaging shorts, including storytelling and emotional appeal[28:03] Importance of being authentic and building a connection with your audience[33:22] Tips for growing a channel, including consistency and collaboration[36:37] Discussion of the evolution of YouTube and the importance of adapting to changes[39:50] The impact of the pandemic on YouTube and content creation[42:25] Tips for staying motivated and overcoming creative blocks[44:20] Discussion of the importance of self-care and setting boundaries as a content creator[47:05] Final thoughts on the future of YouTube and the importance of staying true to yourself and your audienceResources MentionedSubscribe to Mini Katana on YouTubeSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

AI has made significant advancements in recent years, and its potential to help YouTube creators get more views and subscribers is becoming increasingly evident. With the popularity of tools such as ChatGPT, Notion, and Descript, AI is transforming the YouTube creator world.In this episode, Augie and Grant discuss the role of AI in the YouTube world and how it can help creators get more views and subscribers. They explore various AI tools that assist with tasks such as thumbnail creation, scriptwriting, video editing, and captioning. They emphasize the importance of embracing AI as a tool to enhance creativity and efficiency, rather than feeling threatened by it.AI tools streamline the creative process and save creators valuable time, from thumbnail creation to content generation and editing. Although concerns exist about the role of AI in content creation, it is essential to embrace these advancements and find ways to work alongside AI to enhance creativity and reach a wider audience.Highlights[01:32] AI's advantage of speed and potential for thumbnail creation[03:06] Channels like Disrupt already using AI for clickable thumbnails[05:05] Possibilities of AI tools like Mid Journey and Jasper.ai[06:35] Using AI to create backgrounds for thumbnails[07:40] Possibility of automating most tasks with AI[10:01] Podcast.ai and AI-generated podcast[10:43] Impressive features of the AI-generated podcast between Steve Jobs and Joe Rogan[16:27] AI's potential role in filming and camera settings[20:13] AI's usefulness in YouTube compilations and finding specific content[23:39] AI plugin to analyze audience retention and improve video quality[25:42] AI can diagnose trends, but humans must find solutions[32:25] Why AI can be seen as a threat or an opportunity[33:22] AI tools can help you get ahead in content creation[33:41] AI is a tool to assist in video editingResources MentionedMid Journey and Jasper.aiQuick.io and Rev.comChatGPTSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

For many aspiring YouTubers, it can be discouraging to feel like the platform is discriminating against them. Like their videos won't be promoted as much as established creators. This is an important topic that most people need to overcome, at least in their heads. So, does YouTube discriminate against smaller channels? The answer is yes, but it's not a death sentence for those channels.Grant and Augie discuss whether YouTube discriminates against smaller channels. They explore the challenges that smaller channels face in gaining traction and getting promoted by the YouTube algorithm. Grant suggests that YouTube's cautious approach is driven by a fear of offensive or harmful content going viral. They also discuss the importance of building an audience and the role of the view-to-subscriber ratio in gaining momentum on the platform. Augie shares his personal experience as a smaller YouTuber and his frustrations in getting his videos noticed.YouTube does discriminate against smaller channels, but there are ways to get around it. Building a healthy channel, making shorts, and being selective in what is uploaded as a YouTube short are all ways of getting around the discrimination. It may take time, but with perseverance, smaller channels can get the recognition they deserve.Highlights[00:43] Why YouTube is a paranoid platform and how filters out bad content [04:19] How YouTube algorithm may be triggered after a certain number of uploads [06:20] The way view-to-subscriber ratio and video quality affect promotion [08:52] Launching a channel with multiple videos can improve success [10:46] Utilizing YouTube shorts to get around its discrimination in promotion  [12:48] Using other social media platforms to filter content for YouTube [16:14] Uploading videos that people don't like can hurt your channel [18:26] Be patient in building your library and embrace the journey of honing your style [22:07] Sharing videos on Reddit and Facebook can be risky [24:23] How Augie's Baller Bootcamp channel grew quickly due to view velocity [26:06] What format of videos can positively impact growth [32:32] Getting comfortable in front of a microphone and camera can be a factor in creating good videos [37:22] How to niche down to start and then broaden once you see traction [38:55] Small creators should go niche until they gain momentum [40:12] Embrace the struggle and keep refining your contentResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

What are the three most important things on YouTube when it comes to triggering the algorithm and getting more views? We'll not only identify these key factors but also provide a masterclass on how to improve each one. So grab a pen and paper, because we're about to break down the secrets to YouTube success.Augie Johnston and Grant Ball discuss the three most important things on YouTube for triggering the algorithm and getting more views. They emphasize the importance of click-through rate (CTR), which is the percentage of people who click on a video after seeing the thumbnail and title. They also discuss the significance of watch time, or how long people watch a video, and the role of engagement, including likes, comments, and subscriptions. They also touch on the importance of editing and how it can enhance watch time and engagement.As you continue your YouTube journey, remember to analyze your analytics, experiment with different strategies, and always strive to provide value to your viewers. By mastering these three pillars of YouTube success, you'll be well on your way to building a thriving channel and connecting with a dedicated audience.Highlights[00:20] Why click-through rate is one of the top three important things[02:05] Importance of title and thumbnail for click-through rate [04:06] First 10 seconds of the video for mobile autoplay [05:24] Importance of coming up with a good topic and making it more entertaining [06:25] Mr. Beast's approach to creating thumbnails [10:16] How to create curiosity in titles and thumbnails [11:15] Guidelines for using text on thumbnails effectively [14:21] Importance of watch time and how to improve it [15:37] Focus on creating a strong intro to hook viewers [15:56] Analyzing average duration and average percentage viewed[18:39] Strategies to get viewers to watch multiple videos [21:17] The potential impact of creating binge-watching sessions [21:39] Triggering the algorithm through click-through rate and watch time [23:08] Using YouTube analytics to identify spikes and dips in watch time [24:42] Third most important factor: engagement through likes, comments, subscriptions [27:45] Creating engagement through intentional or accidental mistakes in videos [31:35] Importance of artistically valuable and unique content [32:01] Covering topics that are important to the creator and resonate with viewers [38:18] The importance of editing for watch time [39:13] Using B-roll and stock footage to enhance videos [43:45] Inspiring viewers through motivation and encouragement [44:20] Leveraging charisma and personal strengths in content creationResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

In the fast-paced world of YouTube, creators often grapple with the challenges of evolving alongside their ever-changing selves. As their interests, motivations, and desires shift, it can be confusing to navigate the tumultuous space of YouTube and maintain a successful career or side project.Grant and Augie discuss the different chapters of a YouTube career and how to evolve your channel alongside your ever-changing personality. They share their personal experiences and offer advice on navigating the challenges and pressures of YouTube. Grant and Augie explore the four chapters of a YouTube journey and delve into their personal experiences as two successful YouTubers.Their stories offer valuable lessons for aspiring YouTubers, from the excitement of the beginning to the challenges of the peak, the gauntlet of burnout, and the potential for revival. By staying true to their passions, focusing on creating quality content, and embracing change, creators can navigate the ever-evolving landscape of YouTube and find success in their own unique way.[01:10] Grant and Augie share their personal experiences [02:18] The beginning - initial excitement and no pressure [09:51] Augie's viral video and transition to becoming a trainer [12:38] Running out of ideas, practical decisions, and success [17:50] Workflow, growth, and content rhythm [22:23] Monetization differences: ad revenue vs. selling products [22:41] Introduction to the different goals of the two creators [23:06] Grant's desire for validation and uniqueness [25:06] The Gauntlet: peak of the channel with 3-4 million views [26:23] Impact of the YouTube apocalypse on ad revenue [28:07] Burnout and running out of ideas for content [28:50] Tensions arise within the team and decision-making based on short-term gains [30:07] Augie's experience of plateauing and algorithm changes [32:25] Augie's burnout and challenges of creating longer videos [:34:30] Algorithmic limit on growth for channels with short videos [35:45] Panic and making bad decisions during peak stagnant growth [36:06] Navigating the landscape and making long-term choices [39:38] Focusing on making better videos and analyzing metrics [45:30] Make or break moment: deciding to come back or not [53:33] Challenges and overthinking content creation 00:56:21 Excitement and enjoyment of releasing videos and engaging with the audienceResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

One of the biggest advantages of YouTube is its monetization system. YouTube's ad revenue system is robust and allows creators to earn money through ads on their videos. While other platforms like TikTok and Facebook also offer monetization options, YouTube's ad revenue system is more nuanced and customizable.Augie and Grant discuss the advantages of choosing YouTube over other platforms for content creation. They highlight the monetization opportunities, the ability to reach a dedicated audience, and the control over advertisements. They also compare YouTube to platforms like TikTok and Facebook, discussing the algorithms and the potential for organic reach. They emphasize the importance of YouTube's library aspect and the ability to repurpose content for other platforms.YouTube offers numerous advantages that make it the ultimate platform for content creators. Its robust monetization system, ability to build a dedicated audience, and the power of its algorithm set it apart from other platforms like TikTok and Facebook.Highlights[01:16] YouTube's ad revenue system and monetization options [04:08] Comparison of monetization options on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook[06:16] Differences in earning potential between YouTube and TikTok[08:07] Different types of ads on YouTube and their impact on earnings[09:52] Choosing YouTube for online businesses and monetization opportunities[10:57] TikTok's short-form format limits advertising opportunities[16:22] Facebook's content is different from YouTube's creator-focused content[18:07] YouTube's subscription feed allows for dedicated audience-building[22:57] YouTube's algorithm is more human and customizable[23:58] TikTok's algorithm is less human and has less control[24:36] Facebook has less age-gating and more older users[30:49] YouTube's shorts now have a connection to long-form content[31:31] Short views on YouTube have low AdSense revenue[33:17] YouTube's content library allows for more views and binge-watching[34:49] YouTube's long-form videos can create intense emotions and memories[36:23] YouTube can be watched on TV, unlike TikTok or Instagram[40:43] How Facebook's algorithm change killed organic reach for fan pages[43:40] YouTube offers both short and long-form content[44:01] YouTube has more monetization options and better audience-building[45:19] YouTube allows for building a library and audience relationship.Resources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

The pros and cons of running a YouTube channel highlight the opportunities and challenges that come with pursuing a career in content creation. It's important to approach YouTube with a realistic mindset and understand that it takes time, effort, and dedication to succeed. Building a successful YouTube channel requires consistent content creation, engaging with your audience, and constantly refining your skills and knowledge.Grant and Augie discuss the pros and cons of running a YouTube channel. They emphasize the importance of not romanticizing YouTube and provide a realistic view of what it takes to succeed as a YouTuber. They discuss the differences between full-time and part-time YouTube, the pressure associated with being a full-time YouTuber, and the freedom and creativity that comes with running a YouTube channel. They also highlight the opportunity to deeply explore a subject of your choosing and collaborate with others in the YouTube community.The future of YouTube is bright, with the platform continuing to grow and evolve. As technology advances and new features are introduced, content creators will have even more opportunities to engage with their audience and monetize their channels. However, it's important to stay adaptable and keep up with the latest trends and strategies to remain relevant in an ever-changing landscape.Highlights[01:24] Pros and cons of part-time YouTube[02:56] Pros and cons of full-time YouTube[06:30] Pros and cons of being creative on a daily basis[09:43] Pros and cons of exploring a subject deeply[11:55] Pros and cons of collaborating with others[15:05] Pros and cons of refining work habits[19:17] Importance of having a business behind your YouTube channel[32:48] The overall benefits of creating a YouTube channel[41:17] Importance of consistency and enjoying the process of content creationResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

The first step for local businesses looking to establish a presence on YouTube is to create compelling content that showcases their unique offerings. Whether it's a garage floor installation company, a restaurant, or a shoe store, businesses can turn their services into captivating videos that engage viewers and drive interest in their brand.Augie and Grant discuss how local businesses can use YouTube to market their products and services. They emphasize the importance of creating engaging and informative videos that showcase the unique aspects of the business. They provide examples of different types of businesses, such as restaurants, shoe stores, gyms, and service-based businesses. They also discuss the monetization potential of YouTube channels and the importance of having an online presence for local businesses.As technology continues to evolve and consumer behavior shifts towards online platforms, local businesses must adapt and embrace the power of YouTube and other digital marketing channels. By staying ahead of the curve and leveraging the opportunities presented by online video, local businesses can future-proof their operations and continue to grow in the digital age.Highlights[01:08] Creating catchy and informative videos about your business[03:15] Determining the length of videos based on the content[04:08] Identifying different types of content for different types of businesses[09:23] Highlighting the unique aspects of a restaurant through videos[11:44] Importance of having an online store for local businesses[21:33] Leveraging online video ads for local businesses[24:04] Building trust and authority through online videos[31:59] Instant rewards through online video ads[35:47] Importance of creating a high-quality ad for local businesses[39:29] Paid ads and regular content for local businesses[40:53] Long-term play and competitive advantage for local businessesResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Coming back to YouTube after a long break can be a daunting task. You may feel tired, out of ideas, or lacking the motivation to continue creating videos for your channel. However, if you find yourself recharged and ready to jump back in, it's essential to approach this new chapter with a fresh perspective.Grant and Augie discuss the importance of taking breaks from YouTube and how to come back after a long hiatus. They emphasize the need to recharge and regain motivation before returning to creating content. Grant shares his experience of revamping his channel and working with a partner to write a script for his comeback video. Augie discusses his plans to start a new channel and focus on creating behind-the-scenes content for his businesses. They both highlight the importance of making changes and delegating tasks to improve the quality and efficiency of their channels.Coming back from a long break requires a fresh perspective, a focus on your strengths, and a willingness to delegate tasks. Avoiding overthinking and taking action is key to overcoming the challenges that may arise. Crafting a successful launch strategy, tailored to your channel and audience, can help generate momentum and engagement. As Grant and Augie embark on their own comebacks, they are excited about the future and the opportunities that lie ahead.Highlights[02:25] Importance of making changes and not being stagnant[03:17] Grant and Augie's experience of coming back after a long break[05:09] Importance of delegating work and focusing on strengths[08:03] The challenge of overthinking and the need to just start[11:24] Importance of having a plan and setting goals[19:18] The significance of the first video and appealing to subscribers[24:20] Strategies for promoting the comeback video[32:46] The balance between planning and overthinking[36:46] The impact of the topic and audience on the launch strategy[39:17] Using social media and community engagement for promotion[43:11] The importance of driving the right views and watch time[47:10] The excitement and motivation of coming back after a breakResources MentionedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Jaron M. LeGrair is a voice teacher and YouTube/TikTok content creator with a passion for singing and using the voice as an instrument. With over 180,000 subscribers on YouTube and over 390,000 followers on TikTok, Jaron has built a dedicated following by providing honest and insightful critiques of popular music and sharing his expertise in vocal technique. He has received recognition from celebrities like Yba and John Legend, and his success has allowed him to transition from adjunct professor positions to focusing on his private voice studio and online content creation.Jaron M. LeGrair talks about his journey from a voice teacher to a successful content creator on YouTube and TikTok. It's a testament to the power of authenticity, trial and error, and consistency. By staying true to himself and sharing his passion for music and singing, Jaron has built a loyal following and made a significant impact in the online world.As he looks to the future, Jaron has ambitious goals, including writing books, starting a podcast, and potentially embarking on a workshop tour. He also plans to continue growing his social media presence and reaching new milestones in terms of subscribers and followers. With his unique style, genuine personality, and dedication to his craft, Jaron is well on his way to achieving even greater success in the years to come.Highlights[01:04] Jaron's passion for music and singing from a young age[03:26] What prompted Jaron to start posting videos on YouTube and TikTok[08:10] The importance of being authentic and true to yourself on camera[09:20] The impact of social media on Jaron's day-to-day life[11:09] Transitioning from teaching at universities to focusing on his private studio[18:35] Number of teaching sessions Jaron can do and the importance of self-care[20:34] Intuitive approach to content creation and analyzing trends[32:49] Hiring an editor and the importance of maintaining his editing style[46:45] Jaron's reflection on his dreams coming true and the surreal nature of his success[47:08] Receiving comments from celebrities and his growing followers on social media[48:58] Jaron's approach to content creation and organic growth[53:26] Jaron's experience with viral videos and unexpected successResources MentionedSubscribe to Jaron M. LeGrair on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@jmlegrairstudio/Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

YouTube is a place where content creators strive to stand out and gain a loyal following. Robert Dunn has carved a niche for himself as the king of weird cars. With his fast-paced, easily digestible, and thorough videos, he has amassed hundreds of thousands of subscribers and consistently receives over a hundred thousand views per video.Robert Dunn, creator of the YouTube channel Aging Wheels, discusses his unique video style, his background in software engineering, and his journey to becoming a full-time YouTuber. He shares insights into his creative process, the challenges of being self-employed, and the importance of staying true to oneself. Robert also talks about his channel's evolution and his audience's role in his success.Robert Dunn's journey to becoming a YouTube star is a testament to the power of authenticity and passion. His unique video style and his genuine love for weird cars have garnered him a dedicated following. By staying true to himself and focusing on his interests, he has built a successful channel that allows him to pursue his passion full-time. While the future may hold uncertainties, Robert's commitment to creativity and enjoyment ensures that his YouTube journey will continue to captivate audiences and inspire fellow creators.Highlights[01:39] Evolution of Robert's video style and inspiration from other creators[03:15] Robert's background as a software engineer and his mechanical inclination[04:48] The pros and cons of being a full-time YouTuber[06:44] The struggle of focus and distractibility for creative people[13:13] Scripting process and the importance of planning and organization[19:51] Robert's future goals and the importance of staying true to oneself[21:39] The fear of losing momentum and the uncertainty of having YouTube success[23:22] The importance of maintaining a connection with the audience[25:26] The challenges of talking about money and negotiating sponsorships[28:52] Monetization strategies: Patreon, sponsorships, ad revenue, and merchandise[30:54] The elusive secret sauce of successful Patreon campaigns[35:05] The satisfaction of achieving personal goals and financial security[37:17] The impact of community support and creative opportunities[43:06] The difference between running a YouTube channel as a business or as a creative pursuitResources MentionedSubscribe to the Aging Wheels on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@agingwheelsSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

YouTube has become a valuable resource for car buyers, especially for those who want to make sure about the cars they purchase. Toyota Jeff recognized this and saw an opportunity to provide valuable information and build trust with potential customers through his YouTube channel. By offering thorough and entertaining car reviews, he helps viewers make informed decisions and feel more confident in their car-buying journey.Jeff Teague discusses his philosophy for his YouTube channel, Toyota Jeff Reviews, which showcases different Toyota cars. Jeff emphasizes the importance of being thorough and entertaining in his reviews. He also talks about his quirky personality and how he incorporates pop culture references into his videos. Jeff explains how his YouTube channel and social media presence has helped to drive business toward his dealership. He also talks about the creation of the Fred Anderson Toyota YouTube channel, which showcases the dealership's social media and marketing efforts.Toyota Jeff Reviews is a YouTube channel dedicated to providing thorough and entertaining car reviews. Jeff's unique personality and attention to detail set his channel apart from others in the car review niche. He started the channel to build a personal brand and increase his visibility as a car salesman. Over time, his channel has grown and become a source of income. Jeff's passion for cars and his quirky sense of humor shine through in his videos, making them both informative and entertaining.Highlights[01:29] The philosophy of being thorough and entertaining in car reviews[03:01] Jeff's background and how he got into cars[06:33] Permission from the dealership to use cars in videos[10:07] Being recognized in public and the impact of his YouTube channel's success[13:25] Balancing the YouTube channel as a business and a hobby[17:31] The difference between Toyota Jeff Reviews and Fred Anderson Toyota[21:05] Starting Auto Jeff Reviews and getting access to other cars[26:42] Struggles with consistency and burnout as a content creator[35:39] Tips for growing a car dealership channel[39:17] Importance of entertaining and showing value in videos[52:46] Difference between shorts and long-form videos[53:43] Importance of showcasing different color options in short videos[54:57] Encouragement to start a channel and find a creative outlet[57:09] Capturing attention in a positive way on social media[57:29] Making the world better through content creationResources MentionedSubscribe to ToyotaJeff Reviews on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/toyotajeff1Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Over the years, YouTube has undergone changes, including becoming more monetizable. However, creators face difficulties in monetizing their videos due to YouTube's changing policies. To be successful on the platform, creators must now conform to a certain mold. This is how Neil of Redneck Computer Geek was able to succeed by way of 62M views.Neil Greenleaf, @RedneckComputerGeek, shares his experiences as a long-time YouTuber and the challenges he has faced. Neil discusses the time when his name was mistakenly associated with the death of another person with the same name, and how it affected his channel. Neil also talks about the changes in YouTube's policies and how it has impacted content creators. He shares his thoughts on the current state of YouTube and offers advice for aspiring YouTubers.As YouTube evolves, it is crucial for creators to stay true to their vision, adapt to the changing landscape, and build a supportive network that can weather the challenges that lie ahead. With determination, creativity, and a little bit of redneck ingenuity, the possibilities are endless.Highlights[01:12] Neil's experience of being falsely reported as dead on YouTube[03:37] The positive and negative effects of the death rumor on Neil's channel[06:18] Neil's journey to becoming a full-time YouTuber[08:14] The challenges of dealing with hate and negativity on YouTube[11:14] The impact of YouTube's policies on small engine content[15:46] YouTube algorithm's focus on children-related content and its effect on Neil's videos[19:20] The rise of clone channels and the challenges of being an inventor on YouTube[30:20] Exploring alternative monetization avenues like Facebook and Patreon[49:29] The importance of networking and building a base as a YouTuberResources MentionedSubscribe to the Redneck Computer Geek on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@redneckcomputergeek/Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

In the world of YouTube and TikTok, where millions of creators vie for attention, it can be challenging to stand out and build a dedicated audience. However, Mike Howl, known as the RC Car King, has managed to do just that. With 1.4 million subscribers on YouTube and TikTok, he has captured the hearts of viewers with his unique approach to RC car content.Mike Howl, the RC Car King, shares his journey of building a successful YouTube channel and TikTok account centered around remote control cars. Mike initially started creating content for his own enjoyment and self-teaching, but soon realized he had a knack for it. By making the RC hobby feel inclusive and fun, Mike was able to attract a dedicated audience. His breakthrough came when he started talking to his RC cars, creating characters and storylines that resonated with viewers. This unique approach led to viral success on YouTube.In a world saturated with content creators, Mike Howl's success serves as a reminder that being true to oneself and creating unique and relatable content can set one apart from the crowd. Mike emphasizes the importance of being true to yourself, creating relatable content, and embracing controversy to stand out in a crowded niche.TimestampSummary[01:13] Mike's journey from creating content for fun to building a platform[02:41] Catching the wave of trends on TikTok to grow his audience[03:41] The viral video that propelled Mike to 1 million followers[04:44] Challenges of growing on YouTube and finding success with YouTube Shorts[06:42] Mike's current subscriber count on YouTube and TikTok[10:02] The importance of being unique and relatable in content creation[15:21] How Mike's life has been affected by his social media success[21:33] The influence of the RC car community on Mike's content[26:25] Mike's experience working with sponsors[32:12] What are Mike's golden rules for successResources MentionedSubscribe to Mike Howl on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@MikeHowlSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

In a world filled with challenges and obstacles, it is often the stories of individuals who rise above adversity that inspire and motivate us. Anthony Ferraro, a multi-talented individual who has overcome the limitations of blindness, is one such person. From his early days as a wrestler to his current pursuits in judo, skateboarding, music, and content creation, Anthony's journey is a testament to the power of resilience and the pursuit of one's passions.Anthony Ferraro shares his inspiring journey as a multi-talented athlete and content creator, shedding light on the importance of setting goals, celebrating victories, and staying true to oneself. With an impressive background in wrestling, judo, skateboarding, music, podcasting, and social media, Ferraro has amassed a following of over a million fans on TikTok and over 240 million views on YouTube, making him one of the most popular creators on these platforms.Anthony's journey serves as an inspiration to anyone looking to pursue their passions and share their talents with the world. His message is clear: set goals, celebrate victories, stay true to yourself, and never give up.Highlights[01:00] Wrestling as Anthony's first sport[03:49] Anthony's blind busing tour and the inspiration behind it[07:50] Anthony's journey into short-form content creation[11:00] Transition from wrestling to judo[14:14] The difference between wrestling and judo[17:36] Balancing multiple passions and building a personal brand[21:45] Anthony's plans for the future including the Paralympics[24:23] Dealing with bad days and maintaining mental health[28:09] The process of creating the documentary "A Shot in the Dark"[36:23] Finding a healthy balance between training and personal life[40:39] Applying the same principles to different aspects of life[46:53] The importance of staying true to yourself and setting goals[52:59] Finding inspiration from others while maintaining your own voiceResources MentionedSubscribe to Anthony Ferraro on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AsfvisionSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

In recent years, the electric car industry has experienced significant growth and innovation. As more people become interested in electric vehicles (EVs) and the technology surrounding them, there is a need for reliable and informative sources of news and updates. This is where Alex Guberman comes in.In an interview with Grant Ball, Alex Guberman, the creator of the YouTube channel "E for Electric," discusses his journey into the world of electric cars, his pivot in content strategy, and his plans for the future. Alex was inspired to create a Facebook group for Tesla owners after purchasing one of the first Model S vehicles. The group quickly grew in size, and Alex saw an opportunity to monetize his passion for electric cars.E for Electric focuses on electric cars and the industry surrounding them. With over 170,000 subscribers and 34 million total channel views, Alex has become a prominent figure in the electric car community. He is passionate about helping people get into electric cars and promoting products and brands that he genuinely believes in.Highlights[01:59] How Alex got into electric cars and his story before that[07:36] Alex's first big sponsor and the importance of personal connections[12:39] Why Alex revamped his YouTube channel and the focus on a new audience[21:17] Delegating tasks and managing the day-to-day operations of the channel[27:18] Alex's future plans for the channel[32:39] E for Electric's monetization strategy[39:46] The shift in the purpose of the channel and the importance of personal goals[44:19] The impact of the pivot on Alex's personal life and channel[46:56] The importance of finding meaning and fulfillment in life[50:57] Why Alex plans to move to a different country[52:50] The impact of sponsorship on channel authenticity and personal fulfillment[57:57] Alex's golden rule for growing a YouTube channel[01:01:19] The importance of always improving and adapting on YouTubeResources MentionedSubscribe to E for Electric  on YouTubeSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Building an audience around a niche activity can be very challenging because it requires creativity, entertainment value, and an understanding of the desires of your audience. Mariam's story is a great example of how one can turn a seemingly niche activity into a successful business and YouTube Channel. But how did she manage to build such a large audience around what may seem like a niche activity?Mariam Marks discusses how she built a successful YouTube channel around her unique face paint art. She shares her journey of discovering this niche, the process of painting her own face, and the challenges and rewards of being an artist and entertainer on social media. She also talks about the importance of having multiple income streams and finding a balance between creativity and business.Mariam's success is not just a result of her creativity, but also her focus on schedule and structure. She admits that scheduling and structure are her weakest points as an artist, so her husband helps her stay on track. Mariam also discusses the importance of having multiple streams of income, and how her husband helped her structure the business side of her channel.Mariam Marks, @MariamMarks, is an artist and entertainer with a YouTube channel of over 850,000 subscribers and 700+ Million views across social media platforms. Maryam has built a successful career around her unique and amusing face paint creations, which she showcases in creative and humorous videos. Mariam offers valuable insights into building a following on social media, monetizing content, and balancing multiple pursuitsHighlights00:01:28 Mariam's process of painting her own face00:08:26 What is Mariam's full-time job and other ventures00:13:20 The role of Mariam's husband in the business00:16:39 What are the challenges Mariam faces when dealing with brands00:26:09 Setting goals and evolving on YouTube00:30:41 The impact of Mariam's success on YouTube on her life00:40:05 Balancing structure and creativity in producing content00:44:11 The importance of connection with the audience and positive feedback00:48:14 Accepting transitions and finding fulfillment in new endeavorsResources MentionedSubscribe to Mariam Marks on YouTubeSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

WATCH INTERVIEW ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/uHZ9iBdT-p8Editing videos can be easy! In this episode, host Michelle Thames is joined by Augie Johnston to discuss how video plays a significant role in social media marketing and how using a service like VidChops can help content creators create better and higher-quality videos. Listen to get tips and tricks about launching your own YouTube channel. Augie Johnston is a 36 year old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, turned entrepreneur. He is currently making waves in the video editing industry as a result of his promising start-up called VidChops. Vidchops, the brainchild of Augie, assists video creators, influencers, and digital marketers by carrying out the hard work of editing their videos. This allows them to focus more on the “content” side of their productions to therefore help them create more videos and better videos for their channel or brand. Augie works with full time YouTubers, online personalities, thought leaders, and anyone that creates online videos for their businesses.——Check out VidChopsVidChops InstagramAugie's InstagramCreate your own podcastBook a growth and marketing clarity call with MichelleStart your own Stan StoreVisit My Stan StoreFollow Michelle on InstagramJoin The Marketing Minute - We send weekly marketing and online business tips you can use!Leave a review for Social Media Decoded Support the show

Who wouldn't love to travel and work at the same time? Foz is living that dream. His exposure to different cultures and environments fuels his creativity, providing a fresh perspective that he can bring back to his studio and incorporate into his content.In this episode, Foz talks about the freedom that comes with being his own boss and how it has enabled him to travel and work from anywhere in the world. He emphasizes the joy of having the flexibility to work according to his own schedule and location. Foz also shares his experience of traveling throughout Europe for three months, gaining new creative ideas, and networking with other digital nomads.Foz (@FozTech) is a tech YouTuber with over 150,000 subscribers. Throughout the discussion, Foz shares his experience of working for himself and running his own business. He also provides insight into the early days of his YouTube channel and how he has managed to grow it to its current state.Highlights01:03 Being your own boss and the advantages of having time and location freedom03:32 Foz's early days on YouTube and his journey to hitting 1000 subscribers05:01 The importance of commitment to consistency and seeing the end result to stay motivated09:27 Delegating tasks and working with freelancers10:28 How Foz's work schedule look like and what is the importance of having a structure to stay disciplined15:27 The challenges and benefits of working while traveling18:32 Approach to creating content for his YouTube channel and the importance of authenticity21:18 Sponsorships and monetization22:47 Foz's favorite part of being a YouTuber and the impact he wants to make on his audienceResources MentionedSubscribe to FozTech on YouTubeSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Building a successful channel in a niche market on YouTube can be both challenging and rewarding for creators. Ariel Bravy, who started as a hobbyist, established himself as an authority in the field of car safety devices by creating high-quality content for his audience.In a conversation between Grant Ball and Ariel Bravy, the creator of Vortex Radar, they discuss various topics related to his YouTube channel and the niche of devices that enhance car safety. They touch upon the difference between written articles and videos as information-sharing mediums. Ariel explains that while videos are more engaging and can showcase products in action, written articles are more efficient for conveying detailed information and comparisons. He also suggests that conducting live streams can be a great way to connect with his audience in real-time and address their queries.Ariel also talks about the challenges of balancing personal tech support with creating content and maintaining enthusiasm for his channel. He notes that while he enjoys helping people with their tech-related queries, it can be time-consuming and sometimes detracts from his ability to create content. He also discusses the importance of maintaining enthusiasm for his channel, which he achieves by constantly learning and testing new products, and by focusing on the joy of sharing his knowledge with others.Highlights00:51 How Ariel got into testing and reviewing car safety devices 04:18 Ariel's income streams, including affiliate links and private sessions 11:02 The importance of enjoying how you make a living [00:12:04] Ariel's workflow for creating videos 14:50 The time-consuming process of testing and reviewing dashcams 16:44 Ariel's process for choosing which devices to test and review 19:40 Ariel's experience with manufacturers and their responses to his reviews 32:30 The importance of staying true to your values and content on YouTube 36:00 Ariel's experience with haters and negative comments on his videos 39:45 The role of social media in promoting and growing a YouTube channel 45:15 The challenges of balancing family life and work as a full-time YouTuberResources MentionedSubscribe to Vortex Radar on YouTubeSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Doing something that you love may be challenging for most of us due to the different paths we take in life. However, Victoria Fratz Fradkin took a different path and arrived at her dream destination: producing horror content. Along with her husband, they founded the Social House Films that has been killing it on YouTube.Victoria Fratz Fradkin shared her love of creating horror films and the satisfaction of seeing audiences react to her work. She described the intricate process of making a horror short film, from writing the script to pre-production and post-production. Victoria also discussed the importance of learning as much as possible about the industry, including the YouTube algorithm, and how that has helped them to improve their channel and reach a wider audience.Victoria is one of the co-founders of Social House Films, a high-production-value horror channel on YouTube with over 220k subscribers. They specialize in crafting suspenseful horror short films. Their channel began with a camera test that turned out to be successful: the short film Bedhead, which has amassed over 3M views.Highlights01:08 Victoria describes herself as a horror enthusiast and talks about falling in love with horror storytelling02:18 Social House Films' style and how they balance high production value with storytelling06:30 Discussion of the number of subscribers Social House Films had when Bedhead was posted08:53 Victoria's background in marketing and how she got into filmmaking14:27 Overview of Social House Films' creative process and how they find success in making unique horror content18:00 Importance of having a strong team and how they collaborate with other creatives22:52 Discussion of how they title their videos and create thumbnails to entice viewers28:07 How Victoria created a community and how Social House Films engages with their audience29:40 Monetizing their YouTube channel through sponsorships and merchandise35:00 Overview of the importance of staying adaptable in the entertainment industryResources MentionedSubscribe to Guest on YouTubeSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Have you ever searched for a video on YouTube, only to come up empty-handed? That's exactly what happened to Brian Eslick, but he didn't let it get him down. Instead, he took matters into his own hands and created the video himself. Pretty smart, right?In this episode, Brian Eslick talks about how he got started on YouTube, the separation of his YouTube channel from his shop, and the increase in business he received due to his channel. Brian also discusses the amount of time he spends on YouTube, the evolution of his channel, and how he monetizes his shorts. Additionally, he emphasizes the importance of staying in people's minds even when not posting videos and scaling up the shop due to increased business.Brian Eslick, also known as How To Automotive, is an automotive expert with over 180,000 subscribers and over 55 million total channel views on YouTube. His experience and advice provide valuable insights for anyone looking to make money on YouTube and build a successful channel. By focusing on creating engaging content, being consistent, and engaging with viewers, anyone can create a thriving YouTube channel.Highlights01:22 - Initial reason for starting a YouTube channel05:23 - Evolution and Different chapters of the YouTube channel07:27 - The increase in subscribers and views due to shorts - The effect of shorts on revenue11:01 - Repurposing old content for shorts13:11 - Scaling up the shop due to increased business14:31 - How YouTube has changed Brian's life18:26 - The challenges of being a small business owner20:24 - The importance of being passionate about what you do22:14 - The role of social media in marketing and building a brand25:27 - The importance of consistency in producing content32:49 - The impact of the pandemic on Brian's business and YouTube channel35:25 - The importance of diversifying income streams41:15 - The importance of being authentic and true to yourselfResources MentionedSubscribe to How To Automotive on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@HowtoAutomotive/Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Mental health is significant when it comes to content creators but sometimes we all feel burnout. Positive affirmations are a great tool for maintaining mental health which is what Tiania Haneline preaches to her audience. Tiania runs a TikTok channel with her daughter Scarlett that focuses on positive affirmations to help people love themselves.In this episode, Tiania Haneline talks about incorporating positivity and something unique when creating content. Tiania and Scarlett have also released a book called "I'm Going to Have a Good Day," which is meant for both the listener and the reader. The book is a unique and positive story about Scarlet going throughout her day, from doing her affirmations in the morning to going to sleep at night. Tiania also talks about why consistency and staying up-to-date with trends when creating content for social media is the biggest challenge for creators.Tiana and her daughter Scarlett have a YouTube channel, @scarlettandtiania, with over 350k subscribers and counting. On their YouTube channel, they post videos of their daily life and the different activities they do. They have gained a large following and have become a source of inspiration for many.Highlights01:06 The importance of positive affirmations in current times especially in parenting05:27 Importance of being involved in your child's social media presence06:16 Tiana's transformation from a single mother living paycheck to paycheck to a successful influencer11:37 Effectively apply positive affirmations as an adult13:28 Tiania's advice for creating a book that can sell16:49 Biggest takeaways from Tiana and Scarlett's book "I'm Going to Have a Good Day"21:23 Why affirmations should focus on the end goal, even if it's not true yet22:49 How Scarlett gets attention from fans and how Tiania handles it27:08 Acknowledging the frustration of dealing with social media algorithm changes32:47 How negativity comes with fame and how Tiania handles itResources MentionedSubscribe to Scarlett and Tiania on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@scarlettandtiania/videosSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

YouTube provides a powerful platform for showcasing the process of creating products, as exemplified by Nick's Handmade Boots in this episode. Through its engaging videos, the company has cultivated a devoted fanbase of highly engaged viewers dedicated to the brand. This success has translated into significant sales growth, with a double-digit increase in business.In this conversation between Grant Ball and Shuyler Mowe, the owner of Nick's Handmade Boots, they discuss the importance of influencer marketing and creating compelling content for YouTube. Shuyler emphasizes the value of building genuine relationships with influencers and creating organic connections to products. Shuyler stresses the need for businesses to plan beyond ad revenue and be prepared for the constantly evolving social media landscape.Amid the pandemic, Nick's Handmade Boots has taken advantage of the video medium, ramping up their content production and amassing over 400k channel subscribers and counting.Episode Highlights01:06 Typical week at the company03:36 Success of the company's online presence06:41 Impact of online videos on sales09:09 Development of a core fan base11:00 Advice for starting a YouTube channel13:16 Launching a podcast and its success15:36 Changes in marketing over the decades16:11 Importance of staying true to the company's values18:02 Balancing authenticity and business goals21:00 Importance of customer service in the boot industry22:25 Process of building a custom boot25:52 Challenges with machine maintenance27:10 Differences between handmade and machine-made boots29:33 Incorporating new technology into the production process31:11 Importance of sustainability in the industry34:07 Future plans for Nick's Handmade BootsResources MentionedSubscribe to Nicks Handmade Boots on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/nicksbootsSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

The hair care industry can be profitable, offering a chance at a big win. Shawnta's journey to creating her own hair care line began after a viral video and multiple requests from her followers. She initially partnered with a company to manufacture her products but decided to take charge and assemble her own team.As a successful YouTuber and founder of Nourish, Shawnta highlights the importance of standing out and staying true to oneself for continued growth. She also recognizes the value of team building and delegating tasks to focus on individual strengths. Shawnta intends to broaden her brand's reach by networking and launching new products.Shawnta's Way, a YouTube channel devoted to hair health, wellness, and lifestyle tips, boasts a substantial following of over 200,000 subscribers and more than 21 million total channel views. Additionally, Shawnta has launched her own product line and has received recognition in Vogue and Vanity Fair.Highlights[01:06] Shawnta's experience on YouTube and its evolution over the years[03:58] Shawnta's experience with selling her products, building Nourish's business model[08:01] Scrapping the idea of working with a company and building her team from scratch[09:15] Finding the right manufacturer and formulator Sticking to her values[14:15] Pitching and making your audience aware of your product[15:15] The importance of core values for your brand[20:14] The importance of using natural ingredients and products[21:50] Shawnta talks about her experience with the Institute of Integrated Nutrition and how it's for everyone[26:43] Shawnta's goal of making holistic living more mainstream[30:43] Shawnta's plans for launching a new product and building brand awareness.[31:55] Shawnta talks about building her dream house in a new state she moved in[35:30] How Shawnta found her assistant through Instagram who helps her get more organized[40:30] Shawnta's advice on building a team[43:50] The importance of standing out and staying true to your brand on YouTubeResources MentionedYoutube @ShawntasWaySubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Athlete turned entrepreneur Augie Johnston shares his origin story with host Jason Shupp. In this episode, Augie shares insights into international sports, leveraging self-discipline, getting a you-tube education, learning the value of caring, and the recognition of obsession, hard work, and time in grade.Augie Johnston is a 36 year old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, turned entrepreneur. He is currently making waves in the video editing industry as a result of his promising start-up called VidChops.Vidchops, the brainchild of Augie, assists video creators, influencers, and digital marketers by carrying out the hard work of editing their videos. This allows them tofocus more on the “content” side of their productions to therefore help them create more and better videos for their channel or brand.Augie works with full time YouTubers, online personalities, thought leaders, and anyone that creates online videos for their businesses.To learn more, visit:linkedin.com/in/jason-Shupp-18b4619bListen to more episodes on Mission Matters:https://missionmatters.com/author/Jason-Shupp/

Self-love and self-care are more important than gaining followers or making money. In a highly saturated market of content creation, how does Jitivoz thrive as a content creator while following this principle?Jihan Ramirez shares her experience with online content creation, including the challenges of sharing breastfeeding videos and dealing with negative comments. She also talks about her passion for yoga and meditation and the importance of building a stable business beyond social media. Her biggest takeaway is to focus on personal growth outside of social media and to maintain strong personal relationships.Jihan Ramirez, also known as JITIVOZ, has over 1.16 million subscribers and over 89 million views on YouTube. She has built a successful online presence through her expertise in yoga and meditation, her positive and authentic personality, and her commitment to creating engaging and informative content.Highlights[01:18] Importance of having a sense of certainty and a bigger purpose beyond just achieving followers or financial success [03:00] Committing to content creation, including setting goals and working on energy levels, confidence, and trust in the process [05:26] Prioritizing content creation and doing it with passion and enjoyment, to feel good about what you're doing [07:05] Finding inspiration and taking breaks while staying committed [09:11] How to deal with not feeling like showing up, and how to create content honestly and authentically [12:08] How Jihan found her deeper purpose and meaning in life while becoming a single mother [22:50] The benefits of creating shorts, including the ability to showcase your personality and creativity in a short amount of time, and the potential to be viral [25:10]The ways to come up with ideas for shorts, including using prompts or challenges, and finding inspiration in daily life [28:25] The importance of collaboration and networking in content creation [32:00] How Jihan faces the challenges of being an influencer, including dealing with negative comments and criticism [37:00] What's in the future of content creation [42:00] Importance of being authentic and true to yourself in content creationResources MentionedYoutube @JITIVOZSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com 

From a basketball player to a YouTuber to a CEO, Augie Johnston's journey takes a surprising twist, revealing the importance of discipline and passion in the world of video editing. But what challenges did he face along the way, and what's next for Vidchops? Find out more below.   In this episode Paul speaks with Augie Johnston CEO of Vidchops. Augie Johnston is a former professional basketball player turned online entrepreneur who has a knack for balancing priorities and understanding the importance of discipline in business. Having played basketball in Europe for several years, Augie decided to channel his passion for the sport into a successful YouTube channel, Baller Boot Camp, which amassed over 200,000 subscribers and 20 million views. In addition to his YouTube success, Augie founded Vidchops, a video editing service tailored for content creators, which has been flourishing for over five years. As a dedicated and focused individual, Augie is the perfect guest to share insights on finding the right balance and maintaining discipline in business. You will Learn  1. Understand the crucial impact of video editing in shaping content creation for leading YouTubers 2. Investigate the intriguing shift from long-form to short-form video content in today's digital landscape 3. Gain insights into pioneering content marketing approaches, focusing on vertical videos and podcast contributions   Thank you for listening  Connect with Augie here:  Website: https://vidchops.com/Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/augie.johnston/ Connect with Paul https://innovativewealth.com/ https://businesslegacypodcast.com/          

The recession of 2008 has laid off a lot of workers including our guest, Anton Daniels. At the time, he went back to his mother's basement and at the same time invested all he earned from working. Despite this setback, Anton was wise enough to not touch the money he had saved, and this decision set the foundation for his current success. Anton learned the importance of saving and investing wisely which became a cornerstone of his financial success. Anton Daniels is a successful YouTuber with over 150,000 subscribers and 26 million views on his channel. Anton also has a podcast called The Millionaire Morning Show which discusses money, culture, relationships, and more. In this episode,  Anton talks about how he achieved his success through his investments and earnings as a content creator by simply being unapologetically authentic. Anton Daniels was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. Daniel visits Miami in his free time, which he considers his second home.Highlights[02:21] The origin story of Anton Daniels' foundation as a businessman[05:30] Leaning into online sales and cutting out the middleman[09:33] The impact of financial hardship and how it led to a successful YouTube channel[11:40] Exploring Anton Daniels' journey in creating his YouTube Channel[17:22] Anton Daniels' strategy for successful content creation that enabled him to create multiple YouTube channels[21:19] How authenticity can be a vital part to become a successful content creator[29:10] Importance of developing a mindset of simply not caring what others think[33:40] Anton's advice on growing an audience organically [40:24] What made Anton decide on returning to corporate America after retirement[41:55] Wrong investment decisions that you need to avoid[45:43] Immersing yourself with what you like to invest with and Being Informed as an Investor Resources MentionedCheck out all Anton's channel at antondaniels.comSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp ✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Making a small audience laugh is challenging let alone doing comedy skits for hundreds of thousands of subscribers on YouTube... and sustaining it. For Jack O'Shea, it's been quite a ride from a small Instagrammer to almost a million subscribers on Youtube.In this episode, Jack O'Shea, aka @JackThePoolBoy, talks about his journey as a content creator starting small on Instagram to becoming famous as the Plumber in a porn parody skit. Jack's YouTube channel, @JackThePoolBoy, stands at 905k subscribers and counting. When you listen to this episode, you will hear about how important taking care of physical and mental health is for content creators and they also talked about TV Series such as Succession and Beef.Highlights[2:01] Why Jack edits all the videos he produces for the channel[5:14] Jack's experience working as a producer for a Digital Media Company[9:05] What's causing Jack to have a weird posting schedule on YouTube[12:51] How Jack transitioned from posting content to no one to gaining tons of views[18:40] The dark side of becoming famous too early[22:21] The feedback they got from the Plumber Porn parody skits[24:01] How Jack monetizes his YouTube channel[29:05] What's it like creating content with his fiancé, Mikaela, on his YouTube channel[35:26] How Jack can almost predict how a video will perform [40:15] The pressure of getting more views and generating more revenue[44:10] Creating content to avoid being a trend hopperResources MentionedYoutube @JackThePoolBoySubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

The tech world is absolutely cashing in on YouTube. The content seems endless, from keynotes of big companies to upcoming tech reviewers, from hardware to software. David Cox wants to zoom out and discuss people's relationship with tech and not just how to use it.In this episode, David Cox tells us how his channel, Tech Talk America, achieved fast growth. It's a channel created based on his work as an IT expert after he quit his dream to be in Hollywood. David talks about his passion for taking the available technology to consumers, especially ages 50+ and explaining it in a way that is easy to understand.Tech Talk America stands at 765k subscribers and counting. The channel aims to teach how to better use your Mac, iPhone, iPad, and other products in the Apple ecosystem. When David is not creating content, he spends his time helping parents convince their kids not to go to Film School.Episode Highlights[2:10] How David fell in love with creating videos and why he says no to Film School[3:50] Teaching tech to people specifically those who aren't tech-savvy[6:12] Transitioning his career into YouTube and it was not about money[10:46] How David's Tech Therapy sessions look like[18:20] How creating content can be of help to introverts[21:32] David's weirdest tech support encounter[23:41] The most memorable video that David created[26:24] Refining Tech Talk America's content through the years[30:18] A powerful tool you can use to start your podcasting[31:22] How to stay up to date with fast-paced technology advancements[33:14] David's monetization strategies for Tech Talk AmericaResources Mentionedhttps://www.youtube.com/@TechTalkAmerica/https://www.techtalkamerica.com/Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Starting a YouTube channel from scratch can be very challenging because you need to have a loyal audience. However, it would be easier to build an audience coming off a popular website such as Cats.com. In this episode, we have Mallory Crusta, the host of Cats (@allaboutcatsYT). Mallory talks about how you can grow a youtube channel by saving people from bad information. If helping the audience is your primary motivation for your content, there is a great chance that people will watch your channel. She also talks about her start on Cats.com as a writer and eventually the host of its YouTube channel.Mallory Crusta is the head of content at Cats.com and they aim to help cat owners in taking great care of their furbabies with tips, lessons, and more. Cats, aka @allaboutcatsYT, stands at 171k subscribers, 19 Million channel views, and counting.Episode Highlights[2:20] How Mallory became Cats.com host from starting as a writer[4:30] The advantage of having a successful website first before a growing YouTube channel[7:01] Why it's wise not to have sponsors if you are a review channel[12:10] How their video's comment section turns into a mini forum[16:30] How Mallory's love for cats turned into a career[19:10] Mallory's day-to-day schedule as a content creator[21:55] Planning out content ideas for the whole year and how they avoid running out of ideas[24:40] Importance of looking at the comment section[29:30] Difference between working by herself and working with Cats.com[32:30] The impact of hosting a YouTube channel on Mallory's confidence[45:36] Keeping all the free cat stuff Mallory getsResources MentionedCheck out the Cats.com YouTube channel at  @allaboutcatsYTFor more information visit Cats.comSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp ✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Imagine doing a hobby and earning a lot of money at the same time. Ed Bolian, a car guy since childhood, enjoys collecting cars and creating content while building an app that offers a free car database to the world. Vinwiki, a product of Ed Bolian's passion for cars, is an automotive database app that allows its users to share their car's story and documentation for everyone to know. Ed Bolian runs a YouTube channel with the same name with 1.7M subscribers and over 100M channel views and counting.Ed Bolian talks about the beginnings of Vinwiki and its YouTube channel. How it sprouted from an idea into an actual app that collects data on cars. Ed shares the importance of your leadership when starting a YouTube channel and keeping your people motivated. He also shares how they jumped over the hurdles they had to face in order to have consistency in content.If you are into cars and car collecting or just want to know how Ed Bolian grew his YouTube channel, you have to finish this episode!Episode Highlights[4:25] How the Vinwiki app was conceived into becoming the largest free automotive database in the world[10:11] Building the right team for a YouTube production[13:20] How YouTube drove users to the Vinwiki app[15:36] Gain revenue in these 3 primary ways[18:26] Ed's sponsorship strategy for their contents[21:29] How does Vinwiki's team manage to release content almost daily [24:12] Hiring and integrating editors with your vision[31:20] How Ed's life changed after creating Vinwiki[33:20] Importance of collaboration with other creators in growing a brand [36:15] Deciding on what content to put out on Youtube out of all the materials available[42:20] Challenges Ed and his team face in content creationResources MentionedVinwiki YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@VINwiki/Ed Bolian's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edbolianGet Vinwiki for iOS or AndroidSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Renting out an Airbnb for work or pleasure has been the top alternative for hotels primarily for the custom experience it provides clients. Have you ever thought about what happens behind renting these fabulous places? Sean Rakidzich's brainchild, Airbnb Automated which has been rebranded to his name, is providing expertise in Short-Term Rentals and Airbnb Education on YouTube in the last 5 years. Sean talks about how you can profit from renting out your space on Airbnb and teaching people how to do it. He also shares how creating content helps his business to grow and allows him to create more businesses.By the end of the episode, you will learn how indecision creates bigger problems and how to overcome them, how to build trust and make an audience, the importance of collaboration with other creators, how to profit by providing value, and so much more.Sean Rakidzich's channel now stands at 230k subscribers and counting. Sean believes that the future is about providing high value and when he is not busy creating content and finding properties for rentals, he enjoys spending his time watching anime. Episode Highlights:[2:36] How Sean grew his AirBNB business from working solo to 30 employees[4:51] Importance of learning how to edit as a content creator before hiring an editor[6:50] Sean's experience with hiring foreign editors[10:02] Why it's normal for Sean to get nervous each time he starts a business[12:09] How being a YouTuber changed the way Sean runs the Airbnb company[15:53] Creating responsible content when the industry is facing challenges such as COVID-19[20:21] Breaking the WHAT and HOW so you don't give everything away in your free content[23:30] Challenges that are commonly faced by Sean's coaching clients or mentees[29:20] Working with other creatives or creator friends to increase your date[33:30] Banking on what makes you unique and extraordinary[39:00] How short-form content changed the landscape of content creation[42:28] The Gladiator MethodResources MentionedCheck out Sean's channel at https://www.youtube.com/@AirbnbAutomatedSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Nowadays, you have the freedom to choose what length of content to produce- short-form or long-form. The former is easier to edit and easier to get viral while the latter is better for building a dedicated niche and community. If you're choosing between the two formats, MC Squared90 will help make up your mind!In this episode, MC Squared90 shares how to determine whether long or short-form content is for you and how to niche down your content into a specific audience. MC talks about how he transitioned from working at a certain huge store into becoming a full-time drummer and content creator. By the end of this episode, you will learn why it's important and how to take care of your mental health as a content creator. You will also learn why monetizing your content is very important while MC shares more about how he deals with brand sponsorships.MC Squared90 has a Youtube Channel, @mcsquared90, but he collectively has 6M followers across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube with 300M views at the very least. There's no surefire way of getting success on YT and TikTok, it takes time and effort, sometimes luck. However, if you focus on your goal, enjoy the process, and keep sight of what you value the most, you might just get to where you want to be.Episode Highlights[2:00] Why MC loves producing short-form content such as YouTube Shorts and TikTok[3:15] How does short-form compare to long-form videos[7:30] What prompted MC to start creating videos, when it started, and where he uploaded[11:15] Is there really a big payout with short-form videos[15:05] From working in a big box store to being a musician and content creator[17:49] How MC faces the challenges of being a content creator such as when videos don't perform[19:49] TikTok famous vs Public Figure[28:15] How MC takes a break from creating videos and spends time with his family[29:50] What are the coolest sponsorship MC had as a short-form content creator[33:25] Sponsorship selection process for MC[38:32] Difference between ad placements on YouTube and Tiktok[42:00] How creative can a creator be in integrating sponsorships into the videoResources MentionedCheck out and Subscribe to mcsquared90 on Youtube and Tiktok: https://www.youtube.com/@mcsquared90/https://www.tiktok.com/@mcsquared90Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchopsBaller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Creating a YouTube channel is a hit or miss because it doesn't guarantee that it will succeed. Laurie Osterman was not expecting to get big on YouTube but what she realized was how important it is to just start creating. In this episode, Laurie Osterman, aka Travel Tips by Laurie, talks about how she runs her channel like a business after she quit her day job as a teacher. Laurie also shares how important it is for a YouTuber to create a community that supports by listening and talking to them. Travel Tips by Laurie stands at 180k subscribers as of this writing. Laurie, having traveled a lot for two decades, shares her expertise with packing and travel hacks among others.Episode Highlights2:03 How long did Laurie take to niche down her YouTube channel and settle with Travel Tips7:24 Coming up with an idea for the next Travel video10:04 Why Laurie feels it's important for people to see your face in your videos11:21 How Laurie faces the criticisms other people throw at her13:30 Maintaining the community that Laurie built through her channel17:20 Revenue streams and monetization strategies24:13 Day-to-day operations for Laurie's channel26:32 Why Laurie takes 20 hours to edit her videos31:20 How short-form content affects Laurie's channel36:20 How YouTube changed Laurie's life39:20 Editing hacks when hiring an editor Resources MentionedFrame.io, Google DriveFollow and subscribe on Laurie's Instagram @traveltipsbylaurieCheck out Travel Tips by Laurie on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TravelTipsbyLaurieSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant Ball TreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Starting a fact-based journalism YouTube channel can be challenging at first if you have no funds to start with. It will be even harder to acquire funds and maintain neutral reporting simultaneously. However, for Faiz Shakir, being a balanced journalist, and serving the people will always be above profit.In this episode, Faiz Shakir, Executive Director of the More Perfect Union, talks with Grant about their channel and how they strive for balanced journalism. The More Perfect Union channel tackles the American labor movement, economic policy, and corporate accountability. Aside from producing videos, Faiz is a political adviser for Bernie Sanders.The More Perfect Union channel sits at 140k subscribers with 12M total channel views as of this writing. The channel traces its roots to Think Progress, a blog type website that focuses on fact-based research-based reporting and boots-on-the-ground journalism.Episode Highlights2:15 How the Bernie Sanders campaign inspired the creation of More Perfect Union6:20 Difference of style between Think Progress and More Perfect Union9:18 How does the More Perfect Union production team looks like12:10 Why Faiz thinks that YouTUbe is more rewarding for their content genre17:05 Advertising strategies Faiz uses for the channel21:52 Sticking with your values as a creator31:12 Faiz's point of view on journalism38:05 Populist right versus populist left46:40 The challenge of getting funding when you are a journalism channelResources MentionedSubscribe to The More Perfect Union Channel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCehBVAPy-bxmnbNARF-_tvAVisit their website at https://perfectunion.us/Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Internet security has been an issue for quite some time from governments constantly surveilling their citizens to blocking Google and Twitter in some parts of the world. Luckily, there are channels you can get tips about tightening your privacy online.In this episode, Josh Summers talks about his brainchild, The All Things Secured Channel, which was formed out of necessity for privacy and security. Josh shares how he started a vlogging channel about China eventually replaced by All Things Secured. He also mentioned why it's essential to blend creativity with discipline.The All Things Secured channel offers internet privacy and security tutorials. The channel has 150k subscribers and 12M total channel views as of this writing. Episode Highlights2:15 Why is there an urgent need for privacy and security when Josh was living in China6:10 Cringeworthy videos when the All Things Secured channel was new8:27 How YouTube's algorithm benefits evergreen content11:30 The trap of scaling up your video production too quickly14:02 How Josh started as a vlogger on YouTube documenting his stay in China18:20 Josh's process on creating videos- does he have editors23:55 Utilizing the YouTube Partner Program and sponsorships31:53 Affiliate revenue's importance for All Things Secured35:30 How Josh is utilizing the All Things Secured website for articles and services42:14 Testing out YouTube ShortsResources MentionedSubscribe to Josh's YouTube channel, the All Things Secured channelKnow more about Josh at www.allthingssecured.comSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

In recent years, the Nomad Lifestyle has been picking up its popularity and one of them is the van or RV Life. Patrick Botticelli, RV fan and salesman, started a YouTube channel showing what he's passionate about for friends, family, and eventually the world.In this episode, Patrick Botticelli of New Jersey Outdoor Adventures talks with Grant Ball about how he grew his YouTube channel to how it is today. Patrick shares how YouTube shorts and short-form videos are changing the landscape of content creation. A self-confessed madman, he talks about why posting content on every social media platform he could have helped him achieve success while working a day job at the same time.The New Jersey Outdoor Adventures channel sits at almost 300k subscribers with a total of 71M views as of this writing. It was initially showing Biking and adventure videos until he decided to cover Van life camper vans and RV walk-throughs.Episode Highlights2:30 How his youtube journey when he bought his GoPro5:25 Backlash of filming an abandoned house7:10 Why Patrick took a 1-year break from youtube10:15 How Patrick convinced people to give their time for a tour of their van15:16 Why Patrick is so reluctant with brand sponsorship20:14 How Patrick capitalizes on producing more YouTube shorts28:30 Operating the channel alone plus having a day job34:20 Getting the motivation to have consistent content39:00 Creating connections and friendships through the channel40:58 What's keeping Patrick from going full-time on YouTube51:15 How Patrick's Airstream van became the icon for the New Jersey Outdoor Adventures channelResources MentionedSubscribe to Patrick's YouTube channel, the New Jersey Outdoor AdventuresSubscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channelCheck out Grant and Augie's Channels below:Grant BallTreesicleAugie JohnstonVidchops Baller Boot Camp✅ If you want to take the burden of editing off your hands, head over to https://VidChops.com to add an expert video editor to your team in just a few clicks and you'll never have to edit again: https://VidChops.com

Augie Johnston is a 35 year old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, turned entrepreneur. He is currently making waves in the video editing industry as a result of his promising start-up called VidChops.Vidchops, the brainchild of Augie, assists video creators, influencers, and digital marketers by carrying out the hard work of editing their videos. This allows them to focus more on the “content” side of their productions to therefore help them create more videos and better videos for their channel or brand.Augie works with full time YouTubers, online personalities, thought leaders, and anyone that creates online videos for their businesses.https://vidchops.com

Hi, my name is Augie and if you deal with video I'd like to intro you to our DFY video editing machine called Vidchops... I too have a Youtube channel and at first I liked editing videos, but after some time I totally despised it. I knew that if I had someone else to simply edit my videos I could spend my time doing more important things. That's when the idea for Vidchops came to me.  https://vidchops.com/

Augie Johnston is a 35 year old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, turned entrepreneur. He is currently making waves in the video editing industry as a result of his promising start-up called VidChops. Vidchops, the brainchild of Augie, assists video creators, influencers, and digital marketers by carrying out the hard work of editing their videos. This allows them to focus more on the “content” side of their productions to therefore help them create more videos and better videos for their channel or brand. Augie works with full time YouTubers, online personalities, thought leaders, and anyone that creates online videos for their businesses. Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thejondwoskinexperience/ Website: https://jondwoskin.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com Get Jon's Book: The Think Big Movement: Grow your business big. Very Big!   Connect with Augie Johnston: Website: https://vidchops.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/vidchops Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vidchops LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vidchops Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Vidchops/

If you're an ecommerce entrepreneur, one of the best ways to grow your brand is by using YouTube videos. In this podcast, Augie Johnston joins Matt to talk on how to use YouTube videos to grow your ecommerce brands and increase sales.     Augie Johnston is a 35 year old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, turned entrepreneur. He is currently making waves in the video editing industry as a result of his promising start-up called Vidchops. Vidchops, the brainchild of Augie, assists video creators, influencers, and digital marketers by carrying out the hard work of editing their videos. This allows them to focus more on the “content” side of their productions to therefore help them create more videos and better videos for their channel or brand. Augie works with full time YouTubers, online personalities, thought leaders, and anyone that creates online videos for their businesses.    Links to other platforms where this podcast is available Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify    

In this episode of the Road to Growth podcast, we are pleased to introduce you to Augie Johnston. Augie is a 35 year old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, turned entrepreneur. He is currently making waves in the video editing industry as a result of his promising start-up called VidChops. Vidchops, the brainchild of Augie, assists video creators, influencers, and digital marketers by carrying out the hard work of editing their videos. This allows them to focus more on the “content” side of their productions to therefore help them create more videos and better videos for their channel or brand. Augie works with full time YouTubers, online personalities, thought leaders, and anyone that creates online videos for their businesses.   Learn more and connect with Augie Johnston by visiting him on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vidchops/ Website: https://vidchops.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Vidchops/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/vidchops Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6dkZGqdsMM     Be sure to follow us on Twitter: Twitter.com/to_growth on Facebook: facebook.com/Road2Growth   Subscribe to our podcast across the web: https://www.theenriquezgroup.com/blog Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2Cdmacc iTunes: https://apple.co/2F4zAcn Castbox: http://bit.ly/2F4NfQq Google Play: http://bit.ly/2TxUYQ2 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKnzMRkl-PurAb32mCLCMeA?view_as=subscriber   If you are looking to be a Guest on Podcasts please click below  https://kitcaster.com/rtg/  For any San Diego Real Estate Questions Please Follow Us at web: www.TheEnriquezGroup.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKnzMRkl-PurAb32mCLCMeA or Call : 858 -345 - 7829 Recently reduced properties in San Diego County * Click **** bit.ly/3cbT65C **** Here* ****************************************************************************

Have you always wished you could create high-quality videos? Aspiring to become the next internet sensation? Or are you just starting your company and want to increase your consumer base by running ads on social media platforms but feel ill-equipped and have little to no funding to do so? VidChops, as a video editing program, enables customers to expand their businesses by quickly creating high-quality films. Users can upload their raw video footage to this platform, and expert editors will edit it within two business days. Augie Johnston will discuss the fantastic video editing tools that top Youtubers have used to create professional-looking campaign advertisements. Tune in to learn more! Resource Vid Chops (Official Website) Augie Johnston (Facebook) Vid Chops (LinkedIn) Augie Johnston (Podcast)

Video content is a must when you want to promote and market your business. But not everyone has the skills to edit a good quality video. If you're looking to expand your marketing and content creation but not sure how, then VidChops is the solution you're looking for! VidChops is a flat rate video editing service for YouTubers, thought leaders, experts, or anyone looking to create videos online. In this episode, CEO Augie Johnston shares just how they're solving solutions for creators and why you should be investing in your content. Plus, he gives free tips on video content creation you can start applying immediately! Keep your ears glued to learn more!

Video can be so daunting for most people today because of the editing and uploading and setup processes. It's tiring. However, video is a very good tool for building your brand and connecting with people. So, in this discussion, Adam talks with Augie Johnston who not only shares powerful tips for making videos and having them edited for Youtube or other channels so easily that anyone can do it BUT also how you can leverage a channel like youtube to build your email list. More About Augie Johnston Augie Johnston is a 33-year-old native to the central coast of California and a former professional Basketball player. He is currently making waves in the Video Editing Industry as a result of his promising start-up called Vidchops. Vidchops, the brainchild of Augie, aims to assist video creators and digital marketers by carrying out the grunt work of editing their videos. This allows them to focus more on the “content” side of their productions to therefore create more engaging videos that their fans will love. Augie works with full-time YouTubers, online personalities, thought leaders, and anyone that creates online videos for their businesses. Want More? Visit us at https://changecreator.com (https://changecreator.com) Ready to Grow Your Brand Authority and Revenues? Book a call to chat with Adam at https://studio.changecreator.com/ (https://studio.changecreator.com)

Augie Johnston is a 35 year old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, turned entrepreneur. He is currently making waves in the video editing industry as a result of his promising start-up called VidChops.

A few years ago Mark Zuckenberg said that the Facebook feed would eventually be mainly video. We're not far away from that. Video is becoming more important every day for our marketing efforts. But you know, it's really hard!In this episode I'm talking to Augie Johnston, ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player the founder of video editing startup VidChops. He offers a huge amount of tips and advice on how to plan, record and edit videos without it talking the whole week!You can fine Augie on his website Vidchops.com and on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and of course YouTube.Can I quickly mention is that NAMP is totally ad free and I'd love it if you could give the pod a quick shout on social media and subscribe via your podcast app.Check out more episodes at https://www.jtid.co.uk/podcasts

Contact info: Augie Johnston Email: augie@vidchops.com Phone: 8054237881 Skype: augie5390 Website: vidchops.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vidchops/ Twitter: @vidchops  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Vidchop Bio:Augie Johnston is a 35-year-old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, turned entrepreneur. He is currently making waves in the video editing industry as a result of his promising start-up called www.VidChops.com. Vidchops, the brainchild of Augie, assists video creators, influencers, and digital marketers by carrying out the hard work of editing their videos. This allows them to focus more on the “content” side of their productions to therefore help them create more videos and better videos for their channel or brand. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Rise of the Productized Service and Possibly the Easiest Way to Make Your First Million | TNE087Did you know there's a way for you to make massive profit aside from traditional ecommerce, or taking the time to build your own personal brand or deal with the myriad of potential problems that come with running a service-based agency? In this week's episode, I am joined by a very special guest who has seen success in this emerging opportunity. Augie Johnston is the founder of video editing service Vidchops. Before this, he played professional basketball in Germany before becoming a Youtuber. Today, Vidchops is taking over the Youtube community by storm, and now counts several major Youtube personalities as clients. Now you may be wondering how exactly Augie did it? That's exactly what we talk about in this episode! This episode just might help you make your first million through ecomm. Timestamps:[3:33]How Augie Started His EComm Journey[6:38]Why Augie Didn't Go for the Basketball Nice in YouTube[10:57] Augie Weighs In on the Current Status of Service-based Businesses[14:52]This is What Will Make A Business Succeed In Any Saturated Industry[26:00]What does Augie do when he's not working on his business?Augie's links:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vidchopsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ballerbootcamp/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ballerbootcampVidchops: https://vidchops.com/Omar's (Host) Social Media:Instagram - @nomadablesTikTok - @nomadablesFacebook Group - NOMADABLES - Accountability & Growth Community for Remote Workers- Perfect to meet fellow online entrepreneurs, remote workers, and digital nomads.YouTube - Omar MoLinkedIn - Omar Mo Nomads CastTwitter - @nomadablesPintrest - @nomadablesClubhouse - @podsWEBSITE: https://www.nomadables.com/Support the show (http://www.nomadables.com)

Augie Johnston is a 35 year old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, and founder of VidChops. VidChops allows YouTubers to add an expert video editor to their team in just a few clicks so they never have to edit again. “Just get started. Get started with an idea and soon you can hire people to help you. I would say your main goal is not to be profitable in the first few months. I would say invest some money so you can get it up launched and then start hiring people as soon as possible to help take the busywork off your hands. So that would be my best advice to build a team”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-lRm

In this episode, Elias has an interview with Augie Johnston, the founder, and CEO of Vidchops; a subscription-based unlimited video editing service for YouTubers and content creators.  We talk about video marketing and how to be successful in that. Topics we discuss: Which video content works best? Tips on how to create engaging video's How to be successful on Youtube Best practices in video marketing LinkedIn Augie Johnston: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vidchops/  Website Vidchops: https://vidchops.com/  The Marketing Technology Podcast is brought to you by Marketing Guys, the #1 Martech agency in Europe. If you want to be on this podcast or would like to know more about Marketing Technology, visit our website at marketingguys.com or contact Elias Crum at e.crum@marketingguys.nl

Learn how to conceptualize content for, launch, and monetize your YouTube channel! YouTube is one of the best social media platforms to use when trying to get in front of new audiences. Because the platform provides opportunities for both user-led discovery and algorithm-suggested content, the opportunities are endless. Augie Johnston: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vidchops/ https://vidchops.com ePresence: http://www.epresence.me   http://www.twitter.com/epresenceme   http://www.linkedin.com/company/epresenceme   http://www.fb.me/epresenceme   http://www.instagram.com/epresenceme  Mark Galvin: http://www.twitter.com/epresencemg   http://www.linkedin.com/in/epresencemg   http://www.fb.me/epresencemg   http://www.instagram.com/epresencemg

In this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, I interview Augie Johnston. Augie is a 35-year-old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, turned entrepreneur. He is currently making waves in the video editing industry with a start-up called Vidchops.

 Augie Johnston is a 35 year old ex-YouTuber, former professional basketball player, turned entrepreneur. He is currently making waves in the video editing industry as a result of his promising start-up called VidChops. Vidchops, the brainchild of Augie, assists video creators, influencers, and digital marketers by carrying out the hard work of editing their videos. This allows them to focus more on the “content” side of their productions to therefore help them create more videos and better videos for their channel or brand. Augie works with full time YouTubers, online personalities, thought leaders, and anyone that creates online videos for their businesses. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=44196766)