Consider your lead magnet, product, and audience. Share your plan for nurturing leads: - How many emails will you include in your sequence? - Over what time period will you send these emails? - What types of emails will you use to engage your leads? Explain your email sequence strategy and why you think it will be effective for converting leads into customers. Remember, the goal is to build trust and guide leads back to your sales page. How will your emails accomplish this?

Reflect on your life experiences and skills: - What's a challenge you've overcome or a positive change you've made? - What key skills or knowledge did you gain from this experience? - How could you use this to help others achieve a similar transformation? Share your unique value proposition in the comments below. How might this form the foundation of your online business?

Just wrote some detailed YouTube feedback for @Lloyd Mcleod on his latest video and thought these tips would be valuable for the whole community. Thumbnails need attention on YouTube. Text is often way too small with too much of it. Here's the thing with YouTube thumbnails - less text often works better than more. Remember people mostly watch YouTube on their phones. If you're going to use text, make it 1-2 massive words that complement your title. Including faces in thumbnails is crucial. If you're on camera, grab some proper photos (not video screenshots). People are hardwired to recognise faces and connect with them. Titles are 90% of growing on YouTube NOT retention. Don't believe me, checkout the screenshots with data to back it up. Higher click view trumps view duration every time. Your titles need to be curiosity-based and implant a question in people's subconscious that makes them HAVE to click. Our number one goal here is to stop the thumb. My Thailand video hit 300K+ views because of this: "These People in Thailand Are Not Your Friends!" It worked because people couldn't scroll past without knowing... What people? Who is he talking about? Is he talking about Thai people? Why aren't they my friends? Could this affect me? It invoked a subconscious hardwired response (lizard brain). Watch the attached video to go deeper on this lizard brain concept. Keep titles under 10 words and make every word count - that's copywriting in a nutshell. Study copywriting titles and you'll crush it on YouTube. Here's the framework I use to plan videos: - Hook - Intro (tell them what you're going to tell them) - Talking point 1 (tell them) - Talking point 2 (tell them) - Talking point 3 (tell them) - Conclusion (tell them what you just told them) Content will naturally improve over time. Audio can always be polished - try Auphonic for processing. Key thing to remember...

Will there be a zoom meeting today @Brett Dev ? Cant see it on the calendar any longer.

Think about the transformation you want to offer your customers. Now, break it down: - What's their starting point (A)? - What's the end goal (Z)? - List the 3 key milestones or actions they'll need to take to get from A to Z. Share your A-Z journey in the comments below. How will these steps help your customers achieve their desired transformation?