There are some exciting changes coming to Project 24! Julia and Ricky talk through some recently released and upcoming things that Project 24 members can look forward to.
Main Topic: New Changes in Project 24
00:49 New YouTube System Rollout
07:21 Masterminds
19:15 Update Timeframe
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Nate & Anna are answering questions from P24 members regarding YouTube. Listen in for tips on traffic, monetization, & the latest with shorts. Main Topic: YouTube Q&A 00:45 P12 Update 01:30 UCW 03:49 P24 Question: Camera Angles 05:55 P24 Question: “Other YT Features” Traffic 07:21 P24 Question: Critical Start Up 08:55 P24 Question: Channel with…
In Episode 96 Jim & Ricky discuss ethics in marketing, what marketing is, and lessons learned from considering other viewpoints. Main Topic: Ethics of Marketing 00:40 Ethics 01:34 Scarcity & Sales 08:46 Marketing 10:22 Crossing the Line 12:23 Personal Ethics 23:14 Quitting Cancel Culture
Ricky is back from VidCon and is sharing his stand-out lessons learned. Listen in to hear his highlights on industry trends, things to watch, and new YouTube updates. Main Topic: VidCon Biggest Takeaways 00:15 VidCon vs VidSummit05:19 Sponsorships11:29 YT Community Tab12:30 Vertical Lives13:26 Posting Different Formats15:28 Binge-worthy17:01 Media & YouTube
In Episode 4 we get down to business talking about how we’re going to get our writers to create content as fast as we do!
Ricky & Nate share some new insights with YouTube. They discuss the idea of a topic focused versus audience focused channel. New course updates are announced. Main Topic: Topic vs Audience 01:29 P24 Question: Info Product Course 04:06 P24 Question: Shorts 11:52 Topic vs Audience 21:00 Indicators 24:47 Course Updates
You’ve heard “niche down” a hundred times. You’ve also heard “experiment more.” Today we’re explaining why those aren’t contradictions and how you can do both. In this episode, Nathan and Julia break down why most creators are getting slow, unreadable feedback from their content and how narrowing your audience (more than feels comfortable) is actually…
