Building @BloxiGG, @JumpysJSC, & Ripr. We’re making 30+ creators money with their old videos, including Clix, Kwebbelkop, Jarvis & Kay, & Jack Doherty.
New York, USA
Joined October 2018
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been getting a lot of questions, here’s a lot of answers
q. do you do yta?
a. i do not do youtube automation nor am i interested in starting youtube automation, i’m a fan of branded channels, real faces, real names, real creators, nothing against yta however
q. if you’re good at youtube why don’t you build your own channel?
a. i recently tried building my own & it was actually doing pretty well, here’s the issue, i work with creators full-time at this point & i enjoy it/have a team that relies on me, i never built my own channel prior due to insecurities, though i broke out of that shell, i’d say i’m in too deep
q. what have you done?
a. i have over 1 billion views under my belt working with the world’s largest gaming & entertainment creators, the royalty family, preston, lankybox, jack doherty, & more that i can’t talk about, also did marketing work with a few video games recently including the newest fifa title
q. do you sell a course?
a. i do not have a course that will magically get you millions of views, but if you ask me i will happily give you advice for free, yes we’re building an accelerator that offers hours of hands on feedback for those in need, no it’s not done & no i’m not pushing it down your throat to buy
q. agencies suck, why is bloxi studios different?
a. bloxi studios is not your average agency (in my eyes), we’re built by creators for creators & follow a 1:1 servicing model with a team of strategists/channel managers who’re trained in-house, we hire for culture over experience but both is a plus, we also offer creators sponsorships, brand deals, compilation channels, & are building our own podcast. also, no, working with us is not cheap
q. why do you hide results?
a. my tweets are all blurred for the most part not because i’m gatekeeping, rather because we service other creators & i’m an advocate of privacy but still need to market our services in some way
q. do you spend all day tweeting?
a. unfortunately i don’t spend all day tweeting, they’re scheduled in advance the night prior, i hand write each one
thank you
Don't sleep on supers & gifts!
Watch Page ads are ONLY making us 3,100x more.
Why is nobody talking about this?
Danyeal Dass retweeted
In business you'll learn there are people that backstab you when you least expect it
For me and @BloxiGG that was @iamcryptik since he took company funds to fuel his Buffalo Wild Wings addiction
He needs to stop
Don’t let the extra revenue that your compilation channel makes let you get comfortable.
We’ve seen creators start uploading less once their compilation channels take off.
Eventually, the compilation channel might still print, but it makes way less money.
We apply strategy to every channel we run, but they still rely on your brand to succeed.
This creator didn’t even know what a compilation channel was.
We had one call & 10 minutes later they made the channel.
They didn’t collaborate with any of the videos, they didn’t promote the channel anywhere, etc.
Truly zero downside.
Fast forward to today where they’re printing cash & don’t have to do a single thing.
I’m working on a not-so-secret project,
Follow along to see how it’s going 🫡
tiktok.com/t/ZPLSoWL4c/
These are the only two channels where we upload once or twice a week.
Even with a lower upload cadence, they're still ripping views.
If you don’t know whether or not you’d be qualified for your own compilation channel, hit me up!
We’ll either run it for you or I’ll tell you how to do it yourself.
This compilation channel makes more dollars than the main channel off 0 extra filming.
The creator didn't touch a camera, & there's zero extra work on their end.
At this point it's just printing in the background.
2,963 subscribers with $5,626 in revenue.
That's what a compilation channel does.
One of our biggest creators got a message from another company, the pitch was simple:
“We’ll run your compilation channel for you, let us do it instead.”
He has a personal relationship with their team & they represent some of the biggest names in the industry.
Despite that, his response was “These guys built this, I didn’t even know it could work but they’re making it work very well, I’ll stick with them.”
That’s the kind of loyalty that you can’t pay for.
According to faceless YouTube creators, this is the easiest way to get an account shadow banned.
According to me, we've done this for a year for a bunch of channels, stop coping with YouTube astrology & recognize the fact that blatantly obvious AI content is the reason you're getting "shadow banned".
