Dec 8, 2020 · 1 hr 4 min · 11 segments
In this episode we chat with Liam from Created Labs about his monumentally rapid success on YouTube after dialling in on the M1 machines from Apple. Check out Created Labs…
Patrick TomassoHost
So then I guess like moving forward then, I mean, it seems like you were doing, like you said, you had that Call of Duty channel, which was like an experiment.
when it comes to like finding something or finding something that clicks within YouTube.
So I imagine in the back of your mind, you have your kind of strategy moving forward of like, how do you expand this? And I noticed, I think today or yesterday, you pushed out the second channel, which is like the financial stuff, which is amazing.
So it's cool that you don't, you don't, you have this thing now, and this is just totally me from a, from an outside perspective, of course, but you have, you've kind of built this empire, if you want to call it that with this, this on the M one and this tech channel, but you now have an audience that will, you can activate, right? Like you have this audience now that you can say like, Hey, I'm going to give away a computer.
you know, go subscribe to this other channel where I'm going to break down, you know, how I make money and how I'm financially stable and, you know, how I built this other YouTube channel and all that kind of stuff.
So it's like, it's really good that, you know, for other people listening to this, that maybe want to start their own channels and get into the whole like influencer or whatever the hell you want to call it thing.
It's like, it's not that you just can have a few viral videos and it's like easy peasy from that point forward.
Like you're doing the right thing in the sense that you're building like a network, you're building this platform now for yourself and this brand.
Like there's liam and then there's created labs and all that stuff and it's like you're not just like one thing now and i think that's that's really interesting so it's like i like i like meeting other people like that kind of have a similar brain or mind where it's like we can't just do one thing and hope it's for the best kind of thing like there has to be like a strategy behind everything that we do right And I like that.
And I think it's good that you like it's very, very clear as someone who's been doing this for a long time to like you get that you have that strategy.
And that's just it's just refreshing because I think a lot of people just go at it and they're like, oh, like I know people and I know people in my own circle.
I know people listen, has bought a computer and be like, oh, if I buy a computer and I'll make a video like it's going to pay for itself.
Like, like the fact that you made this many videos and I know a lot of people are going to have questions about like, how the hell did you even pull that off? But to me, from an outsider, you just, you just grinded, man.
So then I guess like moving forward then, I mean, it seems like you were doing, like you said, you had that Call of Duty channel, which was like an experiment.
when it comes to like finding something or finding something that clicks within YouTube.
So I imagine in the back of your mind, you have your kind of strategy moving forward of like, how do you expand this? And I noticed, I think today or yesterday, you pushed out the second channel, which is like the financial stuff, which is amazing.
So it's cool that you don't, you don't, you have this thing now, and this is just totally me from a, from an outside perspective, of course, but you have, you've kind of built this empire, if you want to call it that with this, this on the M one and this tech channel, but you now have an audience that will, you can activate, right? Like you have this audience now that you can say like, Hey, I'm going to give away a computer.
you know, go subscribe to this other channel where I'm going to break down, you know, how I make money and how I'm financially stable and, you know, how I built this other YouTube channel and all that kind of stuff.
So it's like, it's really good that, you know, for other people listening to this, that maybe want to start their own channels and get into the whole like influencer or whatever the hell you want to call it thing.
It's like, it's not that you just can have a few viral videos and it's like easy peasy from that point forward.
Like you're doing the right thing in the sense that you're building like a network, you're building this platform now for yourself and this brand.
Like there's liam and then there's created labs and all that stuff and it's like you're not just like one thing now and i think that's that's really interesting so it's like i like i like meeting other people like that kind of have a similar brain or mind where it's like we can't just do one thing and hope it's for the best kind of thing like there has to be like a strategy behind everything that we do right And I like that.
And I think it's good that you like it's very, very clear as someone who's been doing this for a long time to like you get that you have that strategy.
And that's just it's just refreshing because I think a lot of people just go at it and they're like, oh, like I know people and I know people in my own circle.
I know people listen, has bought a computer and be like, oh, if I buy a computer and I'll make a video like it's going to pay for itself.
Like, like the fact that you made this many videos and I know a lot of people are going to have questions about like, how the hell did you even pull that off? But to me, from an outsider, you just, you just grinded, man.
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