This YouTube Genius Proves Anyone Can Crack The Algorithm With Your First Upload

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  @decodedgenius · 3 weeks ago · pinned

  What was the biggest insight you took from this conversation?<br><br>👇🏼 Drop it in the comments.<br><br>And if you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe—it helps us bring on even bigger guests.

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  @yelllwow · 2 weeks ago

  1 &nbsp;correctly label the most interesting thing about your video<br>2 &nbsp;start immediately with that thing<br>3 &nbsp;never deviate from that thing<br>4 &nbsp;end the video<br><br>it seems simple, but every video i click off of fails 1 or more of those things

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  @neylsonmoreirabraga · 2 weeks ago

  Tip for the interviewer: you must ask the person to specify precious points they allude to. For instance, he said that the presence of certain words are sufficient for a video to earn 10x more - and you didn&apos;t ask him which words!!

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  @albatrash · 2 weeks ago

  90% of the stuff on here and the web in general...is crap. So thanks for helping us to be good at crap.

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  @vulnerablyyours · 4 days ago

  Small creators i want you to know that these typa videos aren’t meant to give you the secret source...so do it your own way and just believe you’ll somehow crack the YT code. No manufacturer will drop their teade secrets its the same thing...Pick whatever valuable info you can from thus episode but don&apos;t expect it to do the magic for you it&apos;ll add to whatever you&apos;ve got 😊<br><br>See y&apos;all at the top

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  @arnoldbuzdygan · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  YouTube is not a partner. <br>They can ban you at any moment. Without a reason. Just because. <br>And you aren&apos;t able to move your viewers to another place.<br>To them, every creator is replaceable.

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  @elegantstitchstyle · 2 weeks ago

  This is one of the best videos I’ve come across about YouTube. There is a lot of valuable information, but it’s definitely worth watching. I may watch it several times to catch everything, learn from my mistakes, and improve my channel. Thank you for sharing such helpful information!

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  @Arkkatech · 2 weeks ago

  Animation isn’t becoming obsolete. The tools are changing, but taste, storytelling and knowing what makes someone feel something are becoming more valuable. I’d be learning the new tools AND doubling down on the human part. That combination is going to be dangerous.

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  @Synthvids_official · 4 days ago

  I like the idea of using the 1-in-10 rule with thumbnail and title generations

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  @Throg_Morton · 6 days ago

  The new YouTube update using Gemini will modify how creators use the outlier theory process. Videos copying thumbnails from within their niche will be shadow banned as such, but copying and adapting from outside your niche will be useful. Worth looking into the new update that includes things like, seperatiom of TV app for long form and Mobile app for shorts, new episode/series format on TV app, Gemini scanning videos uploaded to identify your audience, plus many more details. Great video, lots of relevant information ❤

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  @StartupEdgeGrowth · 2 weeks ago

  This video is incredibly insightful! The breakdown of packaging and ideation is a total game changer for any creator.

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  @NedimSabic · 2 weeks ago

  Extremly good insights! It would be great if you could prompt your guests to bring some data with them and present them. It would be nice to hear at least experiencial evidence like “adding an arrow gets me in average a 2% better CTR” or similar.

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