Most YouTubers are stuck chasing CTR and AVD, thinking they’re the secret to success. But here’s the truth: CTR and AVD are just symptoms of success, not the cause. What actually drives growth? 1. Impressions — how many people can see your video. 2. Remarkable content that earns those impressions. One of my clients (10M subs) was burnt out, stuck obsessing over CTR and AVD. Growth was flatlined. When we shifted focus to creating videos that pulled in new viewers and made content remarkable enough for YouTube to push it to more people, his impressions climbed. Result? +700k subscribers in 4 months. The biggest creators like MrBeast and Alex Hormozi don’t obsess over these metrics. They understand what really matters—content that spreads, earns impressions, and grows an audience. Stop chasing numbers and start growing like a YouTuPreneur.

Which tools do you find yourself using regularly for YouTube?

It looks like it analyzes content strategy, hooks, and viral formats in seconds—curious if it's as useful as it sounds. Here's an example of its use from the creator: https://x.com/gilhildebrand/status/1861859586619445497

The most important skill of YT nobody talks about: understanding Human nature. Curiosity is the strong desire to know or learn something. But how do you maximise curiosity? You can reverse engineer this by finding out which types of videos frequently get outliers. The more videos you study, the more patterns you find. In this case, the pattern I found was the curiosity gap of things "nobody talks about" The more patterns you find, the more you can leverage curiosity to get more views.

Just hit 10k followers on X/Twitter 📈 But it's funny how My YouTube channel with 800 subs makes me as much $$$ as my X account with 10k followers. Whereas, just 3 years ago, I had 50k YT subscribers and was making like $300/month. That's the difference between YouTuPreneurs and YouTubers. 😎 YouTuPreneurs focus on profitability, YouTubers focus on popularity.