Bryan Ng

Traders uploading YouTube Videos: These content formats will EXPLODE your views "Beginners SCALPING Full Guide" "If You Master [CONCEPT], Trading [transformation]" "If you Only Have [AMOUNT], do this [Timeframe]" "I Finally Revealed My [OUTCOME][TIMEFRAME] Strategy (For Free)" The last one is just recommended if you have +10k subs. We ran it in Scott's channel, and it was INSANELY powerful in both frontend (views) and backend.

The biggest mistake I see on YouTube is people not doubling down on what already worked. Someone makes a video, it does 4x what that channel normally does, and then the next upload is about something completely different... But more importantly They NEVER do a similar video again. I see this constantly, and it isn’t a strategy problem. It’s boredom. The creator is sick of the topic months before the audience has even found it. You made that video. You edited it. You’ve seen it forty times. The guy who watched it on Tuesday has seen it once and wants another one. You’re bored. But new audiences or he are not. And most people resolve that gap by making something new, which is exactly the wrong move. And the clearest example It's my biz partner’s channel. Every time he uploads a full course, it goes MEGA viral. Not sometimes. Every single time... Most people would have looked at that after the second one and gone okay, cool, but what if we tried something different? He just made another course. And look, I’m not telling you to upload the same video on a loop forever. What I’m saying is that when something works, almost nobody sits down and actually works out WHY it worked. They just move on. Which is the real skill here: Isolating. Because there are a lot of variables in a video. The topic. The format. The runtime. The guest. The title structure. The thumbnail style. 1 of those did the work. The other 5 were along for the ride. Repeat the wrong one and you’ll conclude the whole thing was a fluke. So when a video overperforms, the question isn’t make another one like that. It’s which single thing in here would I keep if I could only keep one. Then you keep that and change everything else. And I’ll be straight about the other side of this, because people oversell it. Formats decay. I’ve watched someone run the same title structure four times and go 565k, then 135k, then 115k, then 58k. Still working on the fourth one. Just a lot less. So you don’t get infinite. You get maybe 3 or 4 good runs before it flattens out. But 3 or 4 runs is enormous next to what most people get, which is one hit and then a year of guessing. So the rule I’d give you is simple. When something works twice, stop making new things. Turn it into a series, name it, number it, and run it until it stops. Simple

How We Revived A YouTube Channel By Making "Niche" Content Without improving the editing or the camera, and actually making worse videos. This is a complete banger to watch if you own a Trading Coaching business 👇🏻