🥩 My Journey On Becoming A Successful Carnivore Diet Influencer Within 10 Years
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You know, when I lived in Oklahoma, bull testicles was something you could eat over there and it was considered a delicacy.
No, I never had them.
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Will make an update later.
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Got 100 subs on YouTube.
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Got 100 subs on YouTube.
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I'm definitely following along. Take it from someone who once built a successful YouTube channel with over 300K+ subscribers. Persistence is everything in the YouTube and influencer space. Success doesn’t usually come overnight.
One of the most powerful things you can do is test a wide range of video ideas. Don’t be afraid to experiment — some of your best-performing content might come from unexpected angles. Analyze what’s working on similar channels and draw inspiration. It’s absolutely okay to borrow ideas and formats, just make sure to add your own spin so it doesn’t feel like a blatant copy. Study thumbnails, titles, pacing, and editing styles. Ask yourself why a video caught your attention or why it held it. The more you observe with a creator’s mindset, the faster you’ll grow.
And whatever you do, keep feeding the algorithm. Consistency builds momentum. Even when growth feels slow, every upload is a data point, a learning opportunity, and a step closer to breaking through.Good luck!
One of the most powerful things you can do is test a wide range of video ideas. Don’t be afraid to experiment — some of your best-performing content might come from unexpected angles. Analyze what’s working on similar channels and draw inspiration. It’s absolutely okay to borrow ideas and formats, just make sure to add your own spin so it doesn’t feel like a blatant copy. Study thumbnails, titles, pacing, and editing styles. Ask yourself why a video caught your attention or why it held it. The more you observe with a creator’s mindset, the faster you’ll grow.
And whatever you do, keep feeding the algorithm. Consistency builds momentum. Even when growth feels slow, every upload is a data point, a learning opportunity, and a step closer to breaking through.Good luck!
Congrats @UnusualSubstance for 100 Subs on your channel.