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Thanks, Graham, for giving us what we want while also giving us what we need.

This one was on point Graham! Well said.

Graham I gotta thank you for this video. You really broke things down and simplified them. I have felt so overwhelmed lately because I’m in the process of trying to make passive income but you shed light on the most important factors which answered some questions I had and gave me clarity and direction on what I need to do. I’m going back to the drawing board after this! I already have ideas in response to what people have told me they need so I’m thinking to spend an entire month just building content from that research and have fun doing it! Instead of worrying about my current content and why it’s not converting. Thank you! I’ve watched about 6 episodes this last week and this one is my absolute game changer

@GrahamCochrane

4 жыл бұрын

So glad!

Brilliant video as usual man!

My biggest struggle is getting traffic to my blog. Not sure if it's just because I dont have enough articles or SEO. Would love a video simplifying SEO because its confusing.

Excellent as always! This one really hit home for me for a number of reasons. Thanks man :)

@GrahamCochrane

4 жыл бұрын

Glad to help!

well done, thank you Graham

Awesome as usual

Good content thx.

This is a great video. Good points thank you for sharing. I do believe I can provide really good content I think it’s just finding more people.

Your videos have helped me big time. Started a following on twitter by providing free content every day. I went from 300 to 6k followers in 3 months. I created a course and I’m constantly trying to figure out how I can continue to add value to create income. My next move is to hopefully make a page similar to Netflix. If you could create a guide like that it would be super helpful. Thanks again. Go-Giver!!

@GrahamCochrane

4 жыл бұрын

Congrats on your growth! When you say similar to Netflix do you mean a subscription product with lots of content inside?

@basketballfilmroom

4 жыл бұрын

@@GrahamCochrane Yes. Thats exactly what I mean. im looking into screen but idk the best platform to use.

@basketballfilmroom

4 жыл бұрын

*uscreen

"Give them exactly what they want, BUT sneak what they need" 🙇 👏👏👏 Thank you!!!

Thanks a lot 🙏

Hi Graham, awesome content as usually. However, my main problem is whether I should focus on beginners or intermediate people first, when building my whole system? I'd like to make the first really complex EDM music production video course from A to Z in my country (songwriting, arrangement, sound design, mixing etc. modules). But I'm not sure if I should design my product so it explains stuff from scratch and the basics of everything (then my more advanced viewers won't buy it), or vice versa :(( Or I should create 2 client avatars and make 2 courses at the same time? :( Not sure which one of those 2 possible targets will give me better and more stable income in the beginning...

@GrahamCochrane

4 жыл бұрын

Typically there are always more beginners out there. So reach them and then lead some people of them to intermediate

@piotrbukowski9566

4 жыл бұрын

@@GrahamCochrane Thanks for your answer! Appreciate it :)

@chrisdunnettmusic

4 жыл бұрын

@@piotrbukowski9566 If I can add to that, yes, start with beginners because once you bring them into your world you can also sell them the more advanced material and it's a none fact that if someone purchases from you once (and you deliver stuff they value) they are very likely to purchase from you again.

Question to Graham, as you briefly touched on this point during this episode: how long had you been into your online business when you started recruiting a team? How many years spent running it just by yourself?

@GrahamCochrane

4 жыл бұрын

4 years before I made my first hire

@ptjww9455

4 жыл бұрын

@@GrahamCochrane : thanks for your answer!

@ptjww9455

4 жыл бұрын

@@GrahamCochrane : oh and if I may ask: what was the role of that first hire?

My #1 is idea creation . A million and one ideas but usually don’t know where to start any of them

Hey Graham! I’m a big fan of your channels and have been watching for a while now. I really appreciate all of the fantastic advice you are offering, it has helped me with my music and how I feel towards myself and my ability to be a content creator. I just want to say that I have noticed on you intro to your podcast that you name covers up your face for a few moments at the start. That bugs me for some reason. I don’t know if that is something anyone else notices but I just wanted to mention it if you hadn’t noticed. Thanks again and keep up the great work you are doing I know you are making a huge impact in a lot of lives.

1000 subs a month! Sounds soooo far away lol. Good stuff, Graham!

I’m in a weird situation where I niched down to making Vox amplifier related content, as there was very few good videos on YT. I’m creating a library of helpful content for the Vox owners but have no clue how to make that sustainable without changing my approach. I’m thinking of getting into recording for musicians (covid has attracted many to this new craft) but I can’t see how to position myself in such a saturated market.

@GrahamCochrane

4 жыл бұрын

Just pivot - saturated market is good. Means it’s a proven market with demand for more

@TheToneLounge

4 жыл бұрын

@@GrahamCochrane It's a proven but overly saturated market. If I pivot in that direction I will have to niche down considerably to establish credibility and serve the right audience. Thanks for the feedback. Cheers

Great stuff. I need to get a email capture system going. Not sure why I’m still hesitating. 😳😕

@ChristopherSiu

4 жыл бұрын

You got this man.

@dafingaz

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChristopherSiu Thanks man! I have so many ideas and really only execute on the music ones and not the business ones. LOL. Glad to have people like you and Graham for inspiration and encouragement. Hope you're doing well!

@ChristopherSiu

4 жыл бұрын

@@dafingaz Just gotta commit to one and take off dude! Let's do it!

@dafingaz

4 жыл бұрын

@@ChristopherSiu Definitely! 🙌🏾

I need your help

Well I make content daily and I try to diversify it so its not too focus. I have about 925 on my list and made 2 sales. I am not sure if its good or not.

@DavePuckett

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds good to me... how long did it take you to get these results from when you first started?

@the_electronicTech

4 жыл бұрын

@@DavePuckett I've been following graham for 8 months and got my channel to 300 subs yesterday. I'm really pushing affiliate marketing too

@DavePuckett

4 жыл бұрын

@@the_electronicTech Ok great, I'm going to subscribe to your channel too so I can see how you operate a channel.... Yes I like Graham very much and really follow his teaching because he's very smart. but also it's good to find someone who is not yet a superstar and see how they get successful too. thanks

@HerHealthyHome

8 ай бұрын

I would say no. That's less than the average conversion rate.

Another Graham Slam... Numbers don't lie. You can't manage, what you don't measure.

26:28 The secret sauce.

Your explanation on how business works is so simply explained im grateful to have ran into your channel. this is only my 2nd video view and im thankful your still posting great information... im getting into this new journey as @amazonhandmade seller. All this great Education you're giving is giving me growth....

If you had a course on how to make $1 million while picking your nose I would totally buy it LOL

@GrahamCochrane

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha. I'll get to work on that one.

Not a fan of this video.

@djentlover

3 жыл бұрын

What's wrong with it?