Will your channel survive into 2020?
So, you wanna be “relevant”?
I’m gonna explain why you don’t need to care about all that jazz if you want to build a full-time income and create a YouTube channel that doesn’t die out.
Unfortunately, many new creators make the mistake of chasing the goal of being “relevant”…
I blame channels like Ricegum, DramaAlert and others for influencing you and making you believe that you need to have millions of kids watching your videos or you don’t matter…
This is the sad way a lot of people think.
And, it gets worse:
Chasing “relevance” is how you end up building a fickle channel that has no real staying power…
You either get tired of making content for 9 year olds and chasing views…
Or the 9 year olds get tired of you…
Either way, you don’t build a BRAND that will last for YEARS.
I don’t want that for you cuzzzz…
I want you to build something you can be PROUD OF…
A BRAND that stands the test of time…
And, gives you the FREEDOM TO CREATE GREAT CONTENT…
But, here’s the thing:
You need to understand just HOW valuable your YouTube channel CAN be…
You can build a channel that is SUPER VALUABLE, makes you a nice income and will last FOREVER.
But, you WON’T be able to do that if you follow the WRONG information…
That’s why I created the video below to explain EXACTLY why big companies (and, therefore – the world) WILL not give a shittttt if you’re “rEleVant” to 9 year olds in the next 2 years…
I’m pulling the curtain back and dropping the REALNESS behind how the future direction of advertising and marketing (the 2 forces that RUN THE WESTERN WORLD) affects creators like you.
Anyone who DOESN’T understand, listen to, and apply the information I share in this video WILL be left behind, crying into their pillow about how unfair YouTube is.
You will earn less money from ads…
You will get less sponsors…
You will be another broke YouTuber with a dead channel you don’t upload to anymore…
Save yourself from this bleak future and apply this KNOWLEDGE ASAP, so you’re not one of the peeps left behind:
Talk soon,
Jay “Long Game” Cartere
