$200 Per Day With One Video

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For those in the back who didn’t hear, this video was making over $100 per day and getting close to $200.

Again, this is ONE video.

Let me show you how I did it.

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One thing that I have learned from a ton of trial and error with YouTube is the ability to create your own Blue Ocean.

A “blue ocean“ is just a fancy way of saying do something that no one else has done before.

But how do you create a blue ocean?

YouTube is like the stock market. It is all about supply and demand. The supply is the videos that exist that talk about a topic. The demand is how many people crave to watch content.

Just like in the real world, if there is too much supply, you have saturation and will struggle to get views.

But that doesn’t mean jumping into a niche with a ton of demand because that is just Russian Roulette.

You want to ‘draft’ off existing demand and create something that is different yet appealing to your target audience.

This is easier said than done, but when done right, your video will be the only one on YouTube for a topic, which means you get all the views.

The problem with a lot of YouTube gurus is (and in the past, I’m guilty of it, too, having been on YouTube since 2016) that they only recommend you find what is working on YouTube by stealing your competitor’s best videos.

That process “works” but it’s not sustainable. YOU want to become what other YouTubers copy.

I hope that makes sense, check out my free training in the link below for more clarification or just reply to this email.

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Chris Myles

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