Sahil Pandit

@BipolarGrowth Just clicked on your channel and I would suggest working on your thumbnails. That's a good starting to point to build out a brand. A branding "template" with recognizable colors or something consistent like your face helps as well. It would be a shame to work hard on a video but then no one clicks on it because the thumbnail was half effort.

@UNZARI It's worth researching. I see it being a huge opportunity for those who understand how to create them and build a demand for them. That being said, 98% of NFT's will fail, which is why it's important to position yourself in the market as someone who can stand out.

What were your thoughts on the video?

@charlie cho Look into Seth Godin's work. His books still hold up well in today's digital marketing age.

Getting organic traffic on Twitch is very difficult. It's much more effective to build an audience on YouTube and other platforms, and then funnel them to Twitch when you go live.

@UDT Learn to enjoy the process of failing. Look for it. Expect it. Keep pushing when it comes. Over and over and over. Stack up on it. Fail fast and fail often. Then watch what happens.

@Lyubov "Get going, then get good."

But Leo, the organic reach... @Leo Gura

@Leo Gura Will these clips be reformatted and posted on Tik Tok? Tik Tok has matured a lot since it came out. It can be used as a useful learning platform... Just a thought.

@melodydanielluna I see no harm in marketing yourself/your books as long as you do it from an authentic place? Good luck!

@melodydanielluna I think you should continue to keep experimenting with different types of content. Try different platforms (TikTok, Pintrest, IG micro-content via short videos..) You could make YT videos and edit the videos into smaller clips that could be uploaded to the different social media platforms. This would save you time so you can focus on writing.

@melodydanielluna Have you considered what marketing yourself would look like? Are you comfortable being in front of a camera? These are a few questions to consider because marketing yourself to the niche you want to be a part of is just as important as you writing that next book.

@fish I have a kitchen timer that I use when meditating, contemplating, journaling, etc. I usually set it for 40 minutes and then go through my routine. Also, if i'm sitting, i won't get up until I hear it beep. You can apply this timer method and see how it suits you.

@OneIntoOne Just finished watching

Have you considered a theme for the thumbnails yet? I'm curious because your current thumbnails are all original as of right now @Leo Gura