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8 Highly Profitable Principles of Human Nature 1) Ego Inflation - You want to impress that smoki'n hot girl across the bar? She'll only take you serious if you have x product. "Built for a man who doesn't take no for an answer." People inherently want to show off ///THREAD///

10 Facebook Ads tips I wish I knew when I started 1) You MUST give Facebook time and money if you expect any type of results. Way too many newcomers lose a few hundred and quit. I did this myself, and lost valuable time doing so //THREAD//

A FAT thread about stuff that ACTUALLY matters in online business. 1) Your opinion and thoughts don't mean shit. Think a product looks stupid and you'd never buy? Unfuck your thought process. Only thing you should be concerned with is your markets reaction to your offer.

At 23 years old... - Jeff Bezos was job hopping. - Barack Obama was a community organizer. - JK Rowling was broke. Look at what these people have achieved over the course of their lifetime? Never too late to start. Go get it.

Imagine waking up one morning and finding out your mom needs a 100k surgery to save her life, and insurance won’t cover it. There are other things to hustle for besides the clout.

Email open rates used to be twice as high in the late 90's and early 2000's. (60-90%) What changed? People got greedy. They tried to SELL all the time instead of provide value. People caught on, they stopped opening their emails. (30% is great today) Open rates dropped.

Everyone's worried about the past and the future... When the best time to start is NOW, in the present.

A better title would be: "Email Marketing Tutorial - Best Software For Beginners" This includes a bunch of keywords that people are searching for RIGHT NOW. It's short, to the point, and rankable in the search engines.

I'm going to pick on @ANDYCAV4 here. Not because I'm trying be an ass, but because his channel is a prime example of how NOT to create searchable content. Andy makes YouTube videos like Webinars. This is not how to get views. Let's take a look.

If you want help with your channel, send me a DM here on Twitter. Like any other, YouTube/Video content is a skill that takes time and energy to get good at. No bad vibes towards Andy here, just trying to give honest advice.

When you're a small channel, you want to be creating content that is SEARCHABLE. You can't get away with lazy titles that don't appeal to the algorithm unless you're already an established brand. The one caveat to this rule is if the content inside is insane, which it's not.

It's sad to see... I give raw advice on how to make a YouTube video that gets VIEWS. - Good thumbnail (Hook) - Catchy title (Intrigue) - Modest production value (engagement) People upload 5 videos, get 150-400 views on each, then quit uploading. Let's talk about it. THREAD/

Inside the video, it start off with an introduction. This is good. The bad part is the setting and scene. Nothing changes for the first minute and a half. He just stand there with a white shirt, on a white background, with white text on screen. BORING.