Lately, I very often see people who want to start a channel but don’t understand the goal or what profit it will bring, given that they’ll have to spend their time creating content.
I’ll say right away: the benefit isn’t so obvious in monetary terms unless you’re selling courses.
So what’s the point then?
1. Cooperation is at the core of evolution.
You can read about this here in Forbes. It was proven by Martin Nowak, professor and head of the Evolutionary Dynamics group at Harvard University—https://vk.cc/9OyT0t
Original here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3279745/
Those who cooperate win. That is my main goal—cooperation with people.
2. I created private groups where communication is much more productive. Pros hang out there.
In a private group, each of us pitches ideas and the problem gets solved through collective effort.
Public chats are mostly noise, and everyone is afraid to leak even a drop of valuable info they’ve uncovered. Or they dole it out in such tiny crumbs that it would be better if they didn’t write anything at all. Either say everything or say nothing. Don’t tease people unnecessarily. That’s my personal opinion.
I created a network and surrounded myself with smart people without wasting time in public chats scrolling through thousands of messages looking for something useful. Let them talk once every 2 weeks as long as it’s to the point. Less is more.
3. I level up my own skills through analysis.
Thanks to this analysis, I’m currently rebuilding my PBN creation process because I saw how cool guys build PBNs that are a head above what’s available on the market. Just as an example.
I seem to be preparing content for you, but at the same time, I’m leveling up my own skills.
A friend tipped me off on how to spot hidden PBNs; otherwise, I wouldn’t have had this info in my Nazapad presentation.
4. People share secrets more willingly; brand awareness.
When people know who you are, they are much more open and inclined to communicate without hiding info.
It’s a whole different level of networking, not like attending a conference for the first time knowing nobody.
A year ago, I messaged an interesting guy who had a unique approach to international markets, and he didn’t reply. But when I recently sent him my blog and channel, he replied, and I met a very cool webmaster.
5. 50% of my success comes from the people on this channel.
I learned many tips and secrets, discovered niches and their profitability.
When you see someone earning several times more than you do, you want to grow and reach their level.
Those are roughly my thoughts.
It might seem like you’re wasting your time and it’s effort to write, but it’s totally worth it.