TJ Rakowsky retweeted
VidiQ x Mayowa Of YT.
This one still feels unreal to me.
The first thing I noticed was VidiQ following me back on X. I was actually surprised because, when I first started YouTube automation, I used to watch a lot of their videos just to understand YouTube updates, algorithm changes, tags, SEO, and how to position a channel properly.
Back then, I mainly knew VidiQ as that tool that helped with metrics, tags, and those clean graphics creators post online to show their channel growth.
But recently, VidiQ has evolved into something much deeper.
Now, it is not just about tags and metrics anymore. You can analyze your channel, research content ideas, study what is working in your niche, get title suggestions, understand your audience better, and even discover content opportunities you may not have seen on your own.
I have personally gotten title ideas from VidiQ many times, and some of them actually became outlier videos.
So when VidiQ reached out and said they had something interesting for my community, I was curious.
I was like, what could it be?
Then they told me people in my community can get access to VidiQ Max for just $1 for 30 days.
Omo, I thought I was dreaming.
Because what do you mean someone can enjoy all those powerful features for just one dollar for the next 30 days?
If you are into YouTube automation, faceless channels, content research, niche validation, title testing, or you are just trying to understand what is working on YouTube, this is actually a big opportunity.
With the right workflow and VidiQ Max, you can make serious progress on your channel within 30 days.
I am not saying it is magic.
But if you already know what you are doing, or you are willing to learn and stay consistent, tools like this can help you move faster.
You can use it to analyze your channel properly, research video ideas before wasting time on the wrong topics, get title suggestions that can actually increase your chances of standing out, understand what is working in your niche, track your performance, and find opportunities your competitors may be missing.
This is the kind of tool that makes the process easier when you combine it with the right strategy.
And the craziest part is that you can try VidiQ Max for just $1 for 30 days.
That is why I am excited about this partnership.
VidiQ x Mayowa Of YT is not just a random collaboration to me.
It is a full-circle moment.
From watching their videos when I was still trying to understand YouTube automation, to now partnering with them and bringing an offer like this to my community.
God is good.
If you want me to show you how to get access to the VidiQ Max $1 offer, comment “VIDIQ” and I will DM you the details.
We onboarded a new partner a few weeks ago.
One video. Posted 7 months ago. 656K views.
He placed a link to his custom @vidIQ landing page in the description.
That link has been live for just over a week.
He's already on track to be one of our top performing partners.
No integration. No script. No mention in the video itself.
Just a link in the description of a video the algorithm keeps surfacing every single day.
Subscriber count tells you where someone has been.
It doesn't tell you where the algorithm is about to take them.
One of our best-performing creator partnerships started with a translator.
I don't speak Turkish.
The creator didn't speak much English.
So he had someone translate my entire partnership pitch during our first call.
A few days later, he posted about @vidIQ on X.
500+ retweets and 300+ purchases in the first 24 hours.
What I've learned after testing creator promotions across both X and YouTube:
X gives you an immediate answer.
YouTube gives you a long-term answer.
A great X post can drive a massive spike in conversions within hours.
A great YouTube video can keep generating customers for years.
Neither is better.
They're just solving different problems.
The bigger lesson:
Some of the best partnership opportunities come from places most people aren't looking.
Different countries.
Different languages.
Different platforms.
TJ Rakowsky retweeted
We analyze tens of millions of new YouTube uploads every month at vidIQ.
Uploads in the last 30 days alone: 49M long form videos.
The median one got 207 views.
0.04% hit 1M.
And a Short was 10x more likely to cross 1M than a long form video.
The algorithm isn't suppressing you. The math is just brutal.
Most creators are simply playing the wrong format.
One of our @vidIQ partners posted a review video 7 months ago.
26K views. Still converting today.
He's earned $31K total promoting us - most of it from that single video.
YouTube isn't social media. It's a search engine.
A good video isn't a campaign. It's an asset.
Most brands haven't figured that out yet.
One of our @vidIQ partners just crossed $628K in total earnings.
Not a huge channel. A trusted one.
Last 30 days: $15K. EPC at $7.43. Sign-ups up 33.9% vs last month.
We've had partners with 5M+ view videos who never touched these numbers.
Views don't convert. Trust does.
