If you're just going to make one long form video, is it to solve a specific problem? Is that the best way? I mean, obviously they can make more after this, but what's that first video they need to make? I mean...

This might be a hard leap for an individual, but we talk about this thing called the no funnel strategy.

And it's the idea of, summarized, it's basically having a webinar that's just a public YouTube video.

Is it like a VSL? It'd be like a VSL, but it'd be like a webinar which is similar to a VSL.

It's teaching, it's educating, and it's selling.

But the big idea is not behind a paywall or an opt-in or anything.

It's living on YouTube.

think about some of the

What's the first way that they could monetize their channel in a way that's realistic? And of course we have different types of niches, so it may not be exactly for every single person listening, but I think you can gain something from this thought.

Yeah, my favorite way to start making money on YouTube, where basically you can monetize your channel from day one, when you start before you've uploaded videos is affiliate marketing.

And it's not just a theory, it's actually how I originally made part time and then full time income.

was talking about tech and cameras and then having those links in the description.

And if someone clicked my custom link and made a purchase, I made a commission.

But what's wild about affiliate marketing is you could be an affiliate for Bass Pro Shop, Dick's Sporting Goods, Target, Walmart.

Nordstrom clothing, all kinds of software companies, SaaS products, any products and services you basically use, even events, even sometimes other people's coaching programs and all kinds of things.

What are some of the things you've seen that make views go down that are normal? And how do you normally get around fixing those things?