3 elements of a 6-figure YouTube channel

Everyone talks about the benefits of having a $100,000 a year YouTube channel

• Less financial stress

• More financial security

• More money for family trips etc.

But few talk about what elements are required to build one (this is the important part)

So let’s refresh our memories on what you’ll need to build your own cashflowing channel in 2025

1. In-demand Niche

Your channel’s niche is similar to the foundation of a house

Having a cracked foundation on a house will only lead to headaches, tons of wasted money and an inability to build anything that will stand the test of time

The same goes for a niche…

Pick the right niche and you’ll be tapping into a massive flow of eyeballs

Resulting in rapid channel growth and quicker monetization

Pick the wrong niche and your channel will struggle to generate any meaningful amount of views

Leading to a ton of wasted time and money…

Therefore, before embarking on your $100,000 a year YouTube channel journey, you will need a channel that will be primed for not only a large number of views now but for years to come

2. Repeatable Ideation System

Ask any YouTube channel owners and they will all agree that the hardest part about YouTube is coming up with good ideas

Your video ideas can come with both massive risks and massive rewards

Pick the wrong ideas and all your time and money inputted into a video will be wasted

Put those same resources into a video that exploits a gap between supply and demand on YouTube and the views will start pouring in…

You need a repeatable system to position your videos to tap into those market gaps

So that every video you release has the potential to further grow and monetize your channel

3. Proven Production and Profit Strategy

Once you have a winning niche and know what ideas to make for your channel it’s time to execute and monetize

Sadly, many people get the first two pieces right and then fail to publish content that people actually want to watch

They simply have no idea how to structure their intros or what elements to use in the bodies of their videos to keep people watching

Next is profiting…

There are a lot of eager YouTube channel owners who start channels and begin generating a respectable number of views

Only to realize that monetizing those views are is about as hard as it is for me to not get sunburned when tanning in Aruba!

This is why validating that there are sufficient monetization opportunities is what you should be focusing on before starting your journey in building a $100,000 YouTube channel…

At a high-level, these are the elements you need to be successful

The best part?

I didn’t say you needed to spend $100s per video to make this happen

Nor did I say that you have to be working on your channel 24/7 to pull it off

It simply comes down to having a reliable system to follow so that each video you release brings you closer to your ultimate YouTube goal…

Now put these elements into action and let’s see what you can do!

Until tomorrow,

Adam