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I've never done this before but let's see how it goes. The left video will bring me 250k - 300k followers by February, plus ~9k newsletter subscribers. Once I monetize my newsletter, those eyeballs are worth $40 - $60k, give or take. What does my process look like? The...

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Kevin Bell 🍩1 yıl önce

This is BA! I love the behind the scenes! A few peeps were asking how, so I made a super quick demo of how I do it without an editor. Either “CapCut” or “Detail” as apps Video 👇

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Collin Rutherford1 yıl önce

Great stuff! You deserve every penny. Not many people are willing to put in the work.

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Chris Koerner1 yıl önce

Thx man!

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Tyler Purcell - Laundry & Finance1 yıl önce

This is amazing. Thanks for the behind the scenes look!

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Chris Koerner1 yıl önce

NP!

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Brian Skinner1 yıl önce

Did you hire your editor on upwork? I’ve played around with CapCut, which is impressive, but it still takes too long

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Zach Ashburn1 yıl önce

That’s really compelling, extremely hard to argue with the short form content You think short form is as high impact without your current following? (Or some other critical capacity?)

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Charlie1 yıl önce

LOVE seeing the process man. That was a treat. Fun concept too.

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Chris Koerner1 yıl önce

Thx!

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Love seeing this. I need to find an editor…

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