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5 Tips for Making YouTube Thumbnails that Don’t Suck!
[Think about click-worthy instead of clickbait.]
[Find the most exciting bit and turn it into a thumbnail.]
EXACTLY HOW TO GET 10,000 YOUTUBE SUBSCRIBERS FAST
[If you already have something that performs or converts well, promote it multiple times instead of always pushing new things.]
How to Grow a YouTube Channel | 10 Small Youtuber Problems - YouTube
[The strategies established creators use are not the ones that got them where they are. Play to your strengths instead of comparing approaches.]
[If you enjoy making videos and feel like it’s making a difference in your life, it doesn’t matter how many subscribers you have. Worrying about numbers is called “going to work”.]
15 Tips for STARTING a Successful YouTube Channel in 2023
[Having Ideas which reflect that you understand your audience.]
Let’s talk about what they’re going after next….
[Don’t throw your hands up just because it’s not a permanent solution: we’re in for a long fight.]
Let’s talk about why countries don’t follow the manual….
[It’s not the side who can dish out the most that wins, but the side who can take the most.]
Creating Community Wherever You Go with Digital Nomad Alex Salinsky
[A couple of people are having dinner at this place (which isn’t true the first few times, but later on it is), would you like to join us?]
[Give people something to say yes to; they may even be relieved if they were looking to have plans for the evening.]
The 2nd Winter Moon Cycle: Thoughts on Covid-19, Vaccination, VAERS, and Related Topics
[What kills people from COVID is the overreaction of their immune system to a pathogen.]
[A ‘strong’ immune system is bad language.]
Let’s talk about improv and talking to liberals and centrists….
[Five rules of improv: 1) yes, and…; 2) no open ended questions; 3) make them look good; 4) no need to be funny; 5) tell a story and keep it going.]
[Centrist lack a theoretical framework, keep it focused on right and wrong.]
The roads to funding your community network projects….
[Make goals that are quantifiable, and achievable: big enough to matter and small enough to win. You want to overshoot your goal every single time. Set it up so that you win every single time.]
[In pre-advertising: announce what you’re going to do and how people can get involved.]
[Naming your benefactors might create a burden of association when you are perceived as divisive. Maybe don’t tell them or mention them until its done.]
[Remind people of the cause but don’t focus on the negative aspect so that people walk away feeling positive. If they feel bad, they won’t return.]
[Don’t guess what they need: ask them.]
[Delivering on the goal means not failing: if you’re short, cover out of pocket.]
[Document the delivery so that the people involved can see it after and feel good about making it happen.]
Making people feel they’re participation made the difference isn’t just for humility, it’s to help them feel their impact.
Let’s talk about baseless claims about a guy named Ray….
[If someone encourages a crime but doesn’t engage and that warrants arrest, then it would be ground to charge the politicians who did the same.]
[The popular usage of NFTs is a mechanism to convince people to buy more crypto, thus providing liquidity for early entrants.]
[The average user on spam NFT Discords is middle-class with disposable income and uncertain about their financial future.]
[Flexing by way of buying a Times Square ad is to signal credibility to validate buyers sense of having made the right decision.]
[Sell the token first and leave ’token holders’ to decide what happens with the capital, if they overcome collective inertia—there is no product.]
[Putting all the data in one place, even if it’s in a space you ‘control’, is centralizing (specifically as a point of failure.]
[Broadcasting your unique identifier across the internet feeds into a surveillance ecosystem.]
[When the technical cost of making a modern website became to high for most amateurs, they moved from templates to services and then platforms.]
[DAOs settle for only expressing procedural group operations through code because it’s too complicated to design and account for all contingencies and their contingencies.]
[Crypto evangelist want to relegate all consequences to machines via blockchains and DAOs to abdicate humans of any responsibility for bad outcomes.]
[Picking my phone, looking at the lock screen, and putting it down again is enough for me to take a break.]
[Apps that check in by asking ‘are you still watching?’]
[Technology provides a sense of bubble-ness, a place to go. Like a parent that’s always there for you.]
[Acknowledge the different parts of you that might be in conflict with each other.]
Everyone Can Build a Twitter Audience
[Describe interesting things you’ve done in your life to build credibility: share what you learned or what someone like you would want to know.]
[You can document things that have already happened. Some of it might resonate with others.]
[An indicator of credibility is that people will want to ask you questions to learn more about your experience.]
[It wasn’t the book, but documenting how I published it that gave me credibility in self-publishing.]
[Success is not followers but people wanting to hear what you have to say.]
[They either need to be getting something from you or getting to know you as a person.]
[Giving means they stop on your tweet and don’t regret it. Asking means anything that benefits you directly, like clicking links.]
[Use your pinned tweet to gain credibility.]
[Inspiration can be something interesting that happened today, things that took a lot of effort to figure out, answers you gave in your conversations that could be relevant to your audience.]
[Find the intersection of interesting to you, interesting to your audience, and having credibility to say it.]
[Don’t tag people hoping they’ll notice you.]
[Build your credibility, promote it everywhere, and look for opportunities to build more credibility.]
[Give and ask with a seven to one ratio.]