ChaseNamic anyone?

[xJoker]

Hey, so the other day I ran into ChaseNamic on Instagram.

He claims he makes $100,000 a month from his YouTube channels without doing anything. He hires people to make the videos for him while he basically chills and has fun.

Does anyone from this forum know him personally? Is he even legit? Seems a little sketchy, charges a lot of money for his mentorship and IDK why, but this seems a little unrealistic if you ask me?

Would love to hear what you think and whether or not stuff like this is worth getting into?

 

[thevideoguy]

Hey, so the other day I ran into ChaseNamic on Instagram.

He claims he makes $100,000 a month from his YouTube channels without doing anything. He hires people to make the videos for him while he basically chills and has fun.

Does anyone from this forum know him personally? Is he even legit? Seems a little sketchy, charges a lot of money for his mentorship and IDK why, but this seems a little unrealistic if you ask me?

Would love to hear what you think and whether or not stuff like this is worth getting into?

I have no idea who Chase is, but please don't buy his course/mentorship. Going to be a complete waste of money.

You can outsource anything, but initially you have to actually do the work and build a channel that generates serious revenue on your own.

Here's how you make money on YouTube, will save you some money and you no longer have to look for courses:

Choose a niche you have some interest in, find a way to create videos with the resources you have that will perform well with said audience (lots of different styles of videos you can create, pick something that you can do well for cheap that can scale), find a way to monetize, learn how to rank videos in YouTube search and recommendations, learn how to drive organic traffic from other websites to your videos; then actually do the work. Grind for months, keep puming out and ranking content over time you'll genreate more views/subscribers/revenue. At a certain point once you have the cash flow to support it, you can outsource the video creation and other work assuming you're making videos you can easily outsource the creation of.

And there you go, you have a business. But it's a lot of work, you can't just throw money at it and expect to succeed. You need to put in some serious time but it will most likely pay off eventually if you stick with it.

There is no secret sauce with YouTube, all the info on every single element of the process is out there for free

 

[proxygo]

50/50 on this one
https://www.reddit.com/r/youtubers/comments/b3da2f/question_has_anyone_here_heard_of_chase_namic/

 

[xJoker]

I have no idea who Chase is, but please don't buy his course/mentorship. Going to be a complete waste of money.

You can outsource anything, but initially you have to actually do the work and build a channel that generates serious revenue on your own.

Here's how you make money on YouTube, will save you some money and you no longer have to look for courses:

Choose a niche you have some interest in, find a way to create videos with the resources you have that will perform well with said audience (lots of different styles of videos you can create, pick something that you can do well for cheap that can scale), find a way to monetize, learn how to rank videos in YouTube search and recommendations, learn how to drive organic traffic from other websites to your videos; then actually do the work. Grind for months, keep puming out and ranking content over time you'll genreate more views/subscribers/revenue. At a certain point once you have the cash flow to support it, you can outsource the video creation and other work assuming you're making videos you can easily outsource the creation of.

And there you go, you have a business. But it's a lot of work, you can't just throw money at it and expect to succeed. You need to put in some serious time but it will most likely pay off eventually if you stick with it.

There is no secret sauce with YouTube, all the info on every single element of the process is out there for free

Thanks, this is essentially what I've gained from research as well but I have two problems. I have trouble picking a niche, and when I do, I get demotivated after like 2 videos and delete my videos cause I think they are terrible.