First Ever Videos On Completely New Channels
(You may notice the low Estimated Revenue. As these are all examples of the first video on a brand-new channel; the channel's weren't monetised until late in the video's trajectory)
1) The new [x] taking over [y]…
The perfect opportunity to talk about a different way of doing things. This could be a great opportunity to subtly hint towards your businesses' unique approach - discussing how it differs from the mainstream way of thinking, and why the new approach is better.
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The New Short-Form Strategy Taking Over LinkedIn…
The New Writing Style Taking Over Twitter…
2) 4 Tips That Will Instantly Fix Your [x]
Leverage your authority. Discuss nuanced, yet actionable methods to solve one of your target customer's greatest problems. Make them different to what is commonly discussed in other videos around this topic.
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4 Tips That Will Instantly Fix Your YouTube Scripts
4 Tips That Will Instantly Fix Your Reading Speed
3) Don't Start [x] In 2024
Knock down those false beliefs - and talk about why approaching [x] with the mainstream strategy is a waste of your target customer's time and money. You can then talk about a better alternative to achieve the same dream-outcome, or a different strategy for [x] which works far better in 2024.
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Don't Start Faceless YouTube In 2024
Don't Start Freelance Photography In 2024
4) 57 Minutes of [x] that will explode your [y] in 2024
The perfect opportunity to showcase your authority. This should be executed at a greater length than your typical content. To supplement that - you want to make sure that it's well structured and the progression from start to end is clear.
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57 Minutes of [x] that will explode your [y] in 2024
5) If I Wanted to [x] In 2024, I'd Do This
This format is intended as a deep-dive into the specific steps required to achieve a certain ambitious - yet commonly held dream outcome. The dream-outcome ([x]) needs to be highly-desired and have a lot of existing interest surrounding it.
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If I Wanted to Become Instagram Famous In 2024, I'd Do This
If I Wanted to Start Cold-Email In 2024, I'd Do This
If I Wanted to Sell My Company In 2024, I'd Do This
6) why [x]
[x] will be a very commonly felt problem among your target-audience. Reading the title should force a moment of realisation among the viewer. The feeling that you're calling out to them directly.
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why your videos aren't getting impressions
why your tweets aren't getting engagement
7) How to Stop [x] (Avoid These 5 Things)
The issue used as [x] should be common for your target-audience - but also something they are consciously aware of. This is a critical issue they should actively be wanting to solve.
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How to Stop Losing Clients (Avoid These 5 Things)
How to Stop Waking Up At Night (Avoid These 5 Things)
How to Stop Getting Bad Grades (Avoid These 5 Things)
8) My honest advice to someone who [x]
The packaging behind this format tends for more of an authentic, honest video. It's not only a great format for exercising and exhibiting authority - but also a great opportunity to rebuild your target-audience's beliefs around your industry.
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My honest advice to someone who wants 1m subscribers
My honest advice to someone who wants to start a smma
My honest advice to someone who wants a six pack
9) I Tried [x]+ [y], Here Are The Best
People naturally gravitate towards content which exudes the impression that a lot of time and effort went into it's planning, creation, or attaining the knowledge within it. This is especially magnified when it's in the specific vertical the viewer is also trying to grow in. They will see your video as a short-cut for them.
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I Tried 542+ Workout Routines, Here Are The Best
I Read 142+ Business Books, Here Are The Best
10) I [x], Here's What I Learned
People naturally gravitate towards content which exudes the impression that a lot of time and effort went into it's planning, creation, or attaining the knowledge within it. This is especially magnified when it's in the specific vertical the viewer is also trying to grow in. They will see your video as a short-cut for them.
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I Tried 542+ Workout Routines, Here Are The Best
I Read 142+ Business Books, Here Are The Best
11) I [x], Here's What Happened
People naturally gravitate towards content which exudes the impression that a lot of time and effort went into it's planning, creation, or attaining the knowledge within it. This is especially magnified when it's in the specific vertical the viewer is also trying to grow in. They will see your video as a short-cut for them.
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I Tried 542+ Workout Routines, Here Are The Best
I Read 142+ Business Books, Here Are The Best
12) 9 Biggest Lies About [x]…
With the framing of the "biggest lies" - we are telling the viewer directly that this video will be contrarian information. Views which you have reason to believe the mainstream market is wrong on. This format is a great excuse to exhibit your unique views - and leave a lasting impression.
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9 Biggest Lies About Productivity…
9 Biggest Lies About YouTube Shorts…
Let's Partner Up
Over the next few months, I'll be personally partnering up with creators 1-1.
To be eligible, you need to:
1) Want to grow your channel to new heights you never thought were possible
2) Dedicated and committed. We will move quickly.
3) Be willing to invest into their channel
Book a strategy call with myself to discuss it below:
1) I Tested 1-Star [x]
The idea is that this video will be funny - through the extremities of how bad the subject being tested actually is.
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I Tested 1-Star Minecraft Servers…
I Read 1-Star Business Books…
2) The Dark Side Of [x]
This format relies on the idea that the subject, [x], is a well-known topic with a large amount of interest. Ideally, we'd also make it something that most people would consider to be light or positive - creating contrast which will raise questions.
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The Dark Side Of Mobile Games
The Dark Side Of TikTok Shop…
3) This Will Change How You Think About [x]
We want to spend the majority of this video discussing your unique view on a certain topic. Once again, this topic needs to be rooted in a subject with a lot of existing interest. The idea of this video is to appeal to people who are already aware of the subject.
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This Will Change How You Think About Revising
This Will Change How You Think About Using Instagram
4) 6 Lessons From [x]
The success of this video relies on the relevance, interest, and curiosity raised primarily by the subject used as [x]. We want them to be someone with clear authority due to their identity - however - stray away from any generic answers.
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6 Lessons From The World's Richest Child
6 Life Lessons From The World's Best Chess Player
5) The World's Most Expensive [x]
This format is relatively self-explanatory; find something which is within your target-audience's circle of topics - which ranges with price/value. Identify the most expensive instance of it - and create a video exhibiting it.
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The World's Most Expensive Mobile Game…
The World's Most Expensive Pet Hotel…
6) $[x] Vs $[y] [z]
The execution of this format is a top 4. Each item on the list is shown in an order starting from the cheapest, to the most expensive. The progression being the increasing magnitude of cost. Make sure each item on the top 4 is unique in it's own right.
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$1 vs $10,000,000 Smartphone
$1 vs $1,000,000 YouTube Channel
7) [x] You Didn't Know Exist..
This format relies on the idea that the subject, [x], is a well-known topic with a large amount of interest. Ideally, we'd also make it something that most people would consider to be light or positive - creating contrast which will raise questions.
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Minecraft Features You Didn't Know Exist..
Apple Products You Didn't Know Exist...
8) I Tested [x] That Feel Illegal
The core of this idea is to show the most extreme examples of certain instances of [x]. These shouldn't actually be illegal - or bordering illegal - but can be so effective, or unique - that they feel illegal.
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I Tested Mobile Apps That Feel Illegal
I Tested Football Products That Feel Illegal
9) Meet The [x] Who [y]
The contrast between both subjects [x], and [y] - should be manufactured to raise the most curiosity. Contradictory themes, or subjects which intrinsically raise more questions are ideal.
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Meet The 100-Year-Old Who Owns Half Of NYC
Meet The Homeless Man Who Owns a Ferrari
10) How [x] Could Change [y] Forever..
We want to pitch [x] as something regular and seemingly insignificant. However, [y] will be a very large topic of interest. This is a pairing which tends to raise a large amount of curiosity. Even the example images below should cause you to ask questions in your mind. These questions are what will drive the viewer to click.
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How This Child Could Change The NBA Forever..
How Alex Hormozi Could Change YouTube Forever..
11) The Dark Truth About [x]
The subject, [x], is a well-known topic with a large amount of interest. Ideally, we'd also make it something that most people would consider to be light or positive - creating contrast which will raise questions.
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The Dark Truth About Apple's Vision Pro
The Dark Truth About Alex Hormozi
12) When [x] Go Too Far..
The thumbnail should be a very extreme instance of the title - provoking curiosity while setting accurate expectations regarding the topic and format of the video. This video will orient around a collection of clips of the most extreme instances you can find.
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When Sports Fans Go Too Far..
When Angry NBA Players Go Too Far..
