The EASY way to get more views on YouTube in 2025

Welcome to 2025

This is the year where you will either:

1. Procrastinate another year on starting your YouTube channel (*Not recommended*)

2. Start your very own YouTube channel

3. Take your current channel to new heights

For your sake I hope it’s not number 1…

Fortunately, regardless of where you are in your YouTube journey

This “trick” will help you elevate your channel

Resulting in more views

More subscribers

And ideally a lot more money

You see, the mistake people tend to make when starting a channel is making it all about them

Yes, you are a precious little butterfly

But right now, that little butterfly’s beauty is not known to the world

Which means that when you give your own opinions

Or talk about yourself no one cares (harsh but true!)

It’s for this reason that if you want to streamline your YouTube growth this year

You can to use a strategy known as “authority jacking”

This entails leverages popular figures in your titles, thumbnails and videos to generate more demand

Here’s an example of the channel Investor Weekly employing this exact strategy:

As you can see, his videos are generating 10,000s by leveraging the warnings and thoughts of major financial players like Warren Buffett and Michael Burry

This means people will watch the video because of their insights which they value as leaders in their space

Meaning that you don’t have to rely on your own opinions and level of brand awareness to start generating views…

But does this only work in the finance niche?

Nope!

You could for example highlight the best plays from top players in the world of tennis

The beauty of this method is not only that it can inject a significant amount of views into your channel

But it is also broadly applicable across most niches

So if you’re starting your channel today or have one already running

Identify key individuals, companies, books, songs in your niche

And attach your topics and packaging to them

Then, wait for the views to start pouring in…

Until tomorrow,

Adam