Youtube Passive Income by Ranking
Jul 24, 2026 · 33 min · 10 segments
Leveraging the wisdom gleaned from previous episodes and Denis’ personal insights, this guide is your roadmap to turning ideas into visual stories. //BEST YOUTUBE RESOURCE LINKS// 7 Days to Your…
Dennis TrufinHost
You know, we have an episode where we say, Hey, like let's lay out your first 10 episodes, just like script wise and bullet points wise.

So that way you have a clear understanding of who your audience is, because one of the things I have mentioned before is.

If you're not clear on who your audience is, it's going to make it pretty hard for YouTube or any algorithm, for that matter, to know who your audience is as well, too.

So having a clear understanding of who that audience member is is going to be always a really important thing.

Now, one of the things that we want to help with, of course, is get to the point of recording your first video because it can be a daunting task.

And I know a lot of people have that, you know, perfectionism thing where they want to make sure everything looks perfect.

And one of my favorite stories to tell people is actually that my very first video, I actually said the name of my channel incorrectly.

Like I said it wrong, like not like crazy wrong, but I just I forgot a letter in the in the title of my of my channel, which is fantastic and perfect.

It's like just getting things out there so we can figure out what works best and what doesn't.

You know, the audio wasn't great, which is always something I recommend to people is like at least get your audio right.

And what, what I love about that is that, you know, when, when I compare that to videos I release nowadays, like it's, it's day and night, right? It's so different, but I didn't get there instantaneously.


And If you're if you're going through this process with creating your very first video, we want to get through that point and not worry so much about how it looks and how it feels, because the majority of people probably will never see that video.

I think my first video is still a small amount of views overall from compared to my overall channel.

And that's kind of how it plays out, because we sometimes really don't want to be striking it rich, so to speak, on our first couple of videos on YouTube.

You know, we have an episode where we say, Hey, like let's lay out your first 10 episodes, just like script wise and bullet points wise.

So that way you have a clear understanding of who your audience is, because one of the things I have mentioned before is.

If you're not clear on who your audience is, it's going to make it pretty hard for YouTube or any algorithm, for that matter, to know who your audience is as well, too.

So having a clear understanding of who that audience member is is going to be always a really important thing.

Now, one of the things that we want to help with, of course, is get to the point of recording your first video because it can be a daunting task.

And I know a lot of people have that, you know, perfectionism thing where they want to make sure everything looks perfect.

And one of my favorite stories to tell people is actually that my very first video, I actually said the name of my channel incorrectly.

Like I said it wrong, like not like crazy wrong, but I just I forgot a letter in the in the title of my of my channel, which is fantastic and perfect.

It's like just getting things out there so we can figure out what works best and what doesn't.

You know, the audio wasn't great, which is always something I recommend to people is like at least get your audio right.

And what, what I love about that is that, you know, when, when I compare that to videos I release nowadays, like it's, it's day and night, right? It's so different, but I didn't get there instantaneously.


And If you're if you're going through this process with creating your very first video, we want to get through that point and not worry so much about how it looks and how it feels, because the majority of people probably will never see that video.

I think my first video is still a small amount of views overall from compared to my overall channel.

And that's kind of how it plays out, because we sometimes really don't want to be striking it rich, so to speak, on our first couple of videos on YouTube.
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