In Episode 6 you’ll hear our discussion of expected return on investment for Project Rexburg. We’ll also dive into the training we’ve been preparing for our writers and the guidelines we’re using to help our manager grade the articles they’re writing.
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Ricky and Nathan respond to a member question about growth and outsourcing. They discuss evaluating your goals, strategic planning, and identifying your roadblocks. Main Topic: Planning Your Growth 00:29 P24 Question: Outsourcing (see this thread)05:13 What is Your Goal? 07:20 Strategic Planning & Leadership 15:26 Freedom 18:41 Identifying Your Roadblocks
In the third installment of the Flashback Mini-Series we discuss some tactics we used with Camper Report then and what we know now. Main Topic: Flashback – Camper Report: What We Know Now 01:30 Recommended Products Page (Season 1 Episode 5)07:18 De-commoditization (Season 1 Episode 7)09:04 Seasonality (Season 1 Episode 6)16:15 Hiring Writers
If you’ve ever published consistently on YouTube, you’ve seen your fair share of flops. But after panicking and deciding to throw your YouTube career in the trash, what should you do? In this episode, Ricky and Julia talk you through when to tweak your video, when to adjust your YouTube strategy, and when to just…
The niche for Project Charity has been revealed! (See the full reveal video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjhGfQDGVFc) Anna, Nathan, & Ricky talk through next steps for the new site. They also discuss EEAT, AI images, and expired domains. Main Topic: Project Charity Niche Reveal 00:45 Niche Revealed 03:50 Niche Immersion 08:26 Brand Plan & Categories 12:50 The…
Today we share a big update to Project 24 that shows exactly how far we’re willing to go to see members succeed! We also talk a little bit about Pinterest and our philosophy around that social platform. The new Pinterest course is live in Project 24!
Over the past year YouTube has become the most used streaming service for television viewing (source) surpassing many household services like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+. More users are also viewing YouTube via their television than any other device type. How might this impact content creators? We’re already starting to see some shifts in the algorithm recommending…
