Do you want to make $2,500 extra per month?

When most people start their online money making journey, they often have high goals that are striving to achieve

They want to make $10,000 a month, $20,000 a month and so on

I love this because you can’t get to where you want to go without knowing where you want to end up!

The trouble is that many people don’t realize that there are a ton of benefits to be reaped before these loftier milestones are reached

I know for myself personally, besides making $20,000+ on YouTube where I was able to exponentially increase my monthly savings

The most impactful earning target for me was making between $1,000-$2,000 a month

Why was that the case?

Because that’s when you can start equating your YouTube income to meaningful expenses you face on a monthly basis

For example, making $2,000 a month covers a mortgage and groceries

Or groceries and your car payment…

This is when making that YouTube money feels real

However, it means nothing to make money on YouTube if you’re spending a ton to generate this income

I.e. $10,000 isn’t useful if it’s the result of $10,000 going out

This is why I stress the importance of cost management on your channel

And my students who focus on this the most are the ones taking home the most profits

For example, my student who runs Athlete Central produces roughly 4-5 videos a month at $60 each

Right now he’s making roughly $2,500 in ad revenue from his channel as he sits at 500,000 monthly views

That’s over $2,000 in profit a month (enough to cover those pesky expenses we just talked about)

Therefore, as you go about your own YouTube journey, don’t just focus on niches and video ideas

Master the art of cost management and when you do, you’ll be rolling in YouTube profits just like my student…

Until tomorrow,

Adam

Note: There are now only 2 spots remaining inside Tube Academy. If you’d like to work with me directly to grow and monetize your own YouTube channel, reply “tube” and I’ll send you the details.