$300/month vs $30,000/month channels

Most people think the difference between a $300/month channel and a $30,000/month channel is:

- Upload timing

- More subscribers

- Or getting lucky with the algorithm

They're dead wrong

I've analyzed hundreds of channels over the past few years

And the real difference comes down to one thing…

Strategic video structure

Let me show you what I mean...

One of my students was making $300/month with random 5-6 minute videos

After we restructured their content to be 8+ minutes with strategic mid-roll placements...

He jumped to $6,800/month

Same niche

Same topics

Just better structure

Too many people have the misconception that you need to be more creative… 

…or have a bigger budget

But that’s not it

It's about understanding how YouTube actually pays you

Most creators upload whatever length feels natural

The 1% of successful creators upload whatever length makes the most money

There's a science to it

- Ad placement timing

- Audience retention curves

- Revenue optimization

Things they don't teach you in "YouTube tutorials"

But you can learn all about it here 

Stop guessing

Start structuring

And you will see success

Until next time, 

Adam