hacko
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- Feb 3, 2010
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I've recently come to the realization that YouTube traffic is probably the highest converting I've ever had. I used to do mass uploading, and with the right tweaks, you can make a lot of money without much competition. What I'll be doing now will be a mixture of quality and quantity - making a shit ton of HQ videos, ranking them on top, and KEEPING my stuff on top.
I will do the following:
1. Find money making niches and keywords and create high quality videos for them. With all the content on YouTube, low quality doesn't cut it - I'd be wasting time
2. Create a couple of multi-category sites and use subdomains for LPs. Getting a .com for each niche will be too much work and investment so I'll be doing things this way instead.
3. Try and rank one to two videos per keyword. I will be using SerpBook to see how the actions I'll be taking will affect the ranks of the videos. This will give me valuable insight on the best and cheapest ways to rank videos, as well as teach me the types of niches I should stay away from. I want to have this optimized as much as possible, and after a while I want to be able to tell which keyword I'll be able to rank for and how, just by looking at the top results.
4. Once I've found the most profitable niches - I will have a few videos for each and repeat the ranking process, only this time I will be doing mass uploading and it will all be automated. The goal here will be to setup campaigns that will only take a few clicks to upload well-optimized high quality videos, without setting off any spam filters - then ranking them with as little effort as possible. Bots and scripts may be used if they're needed as part of the ranking process. I've had a fair amount of $300+ days in the past by doing this.
5. Eventually, I also want to grow a couple of YouTube channels, but more on that later on.
While doing all this, I have to remember not to overspend and test things in the cheapest way possible, until I'm getting a decent ROI. I also want to start a blog to track the whole process on and share some of things I'll be doing on there.
I know this journey can succeed because I've done most of this before. If I don't make it to at least a somewhat stable $300/day I will be extremely disappointed in myself. I'm one of those IMers who've made huge amounts in short periods of time, then stopped working hard enough because I thought it would last forever. I've also spent a lot of time and money on ranking Amazon affiliate sites that ended up making a total of $20, as well as starting "digital marketing agency" type sites (which every kid who's seen a Tai Lopez video seems to be starting for some reason - thank fuck I stopped before I got to the point of changing my Skype avatar to myself in a suit and putting CEO as my occupation on Facebook).
Although I've blown most of the money I've made so far, I don't regret it because I've learnt a lot through this process of ups and downs and I now know what NOT to do. Once I've saved a fair amount of cash, I want to invest most of it in things I'll enjoy working on, such as brothels and strip clubs.
Apart from starting to take my work more seriously, I will be working on creating new habits and demolishing the ones which don't match the version of myself I want to become. For starters, I'm cutting out most of my alcohol consumption (this was the first New Year's Eve I've spent sober in years, and still had a blast), and will try to deprogram my brain from the need of entertainment. Working should be enough of a dopamine hit and I don't see myself become successful until it becomes that, so I plan to take actions which will make that happen.
Let's begin
I will do the following:
1. Find money making niches and keywords and create high quality videos for them. With all the content on YouTube, low quality doesn't cut it - I'd be wasting time
2. Create a couple of multi-category sites and use subdomains for LPs. Getting a .com for each niche will be too much work and investment so I'll be doing things this way instead.
3. Try and rank one to two videos per keyword. I will be using SerpBook to see how the actions I'll be taking will affect the ranks of the videos. This will give me valuable insight on the best and cheapest ways to rank videos, as well as teach me the types of niches I should stay away from. I want to have this optimized as much as possible, and after a while I want to be able to tell which keyword I'll be able to rank for and how, just by looking at the top results.
4. Once I've found the most profitable niches - I will have a few videos for each and repeat the ranking process, only this time I will be doing mass uploading and it will all be automated. The goal here will be to setup campaigns that will only take a few clicks to upload well-optimized high quality videos, without setting off any spam filters - then ranking them with as little effort as possible. Bots and scripts may be used if they're needed as part of the ranking process. I've had a fair amount of $300+ days in the past by doing this.
5. Eventually, I also want to grow a couple of YouTube channels, but more on that later on.
While doing all this, I have to remember not to overspend and test things in the cheapest way possible, until I'm getting a decent ROI. I also want to start a blog to track the whole process on and share some of things I'll be doing on there.
I know this journey can succeed because I've done most of this before. If I don't make it to at least a somewhat stable $300/day I will be extremely disappointed in myself. I'm one of those IMers who've made huge amounts in short periods of time, then stopped working hard enough because I thought it would last forever. I've also spent a lot of time and money on ranking Amazon affiliate sites that ended up making a total of $20, as well as starting "digital marketing agency" type sites (which every kid who's seen a Tai Lopez video seems to be starting for some reason - thank fuck I stopped before I got to the point of changing my Skype avatar to myself in a suit and putting CEO as my occupation on Facebook).
Although I've blown most of the money I've made so far, I don't regret it because I've learnt a lot through this process of ups and downs and I now know what NOT to do. Once I've saved a fair amount of cash, I want to invest most of it in things I'll enjoy working on, such as brothels and strip clubs.
Apart from starting to take my work more seriously, I will be working on creating new habits and demolishing the ones which don't match the version of myself I want to become. For starters, I'm cutting out most of my alcohol consumption (this was the first New Year's Eve I've spent sober in years, and still had a blast), and will try to deprogram my brain from the need of entertainment. Working should be enough of a dopamine hit and I don't see myself become successful until it becomes that, so I plan to take actions which will make that happen.
Let's begin