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Not all subscribers are worth the same. Chris Koerner (Chris Koerner) on why he stopped posting Shorts to his main YouTube channel: "I hit 100,000 subscribers in 10 months. But most of those came from Shorts, and they're not good subscribers." "My Shorts aren't clips from my longs. So... show more

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Wall Street Apes

347,751 views • 3 years ago

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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 right video is the raw file. I went on a train ride up the west coast with my family last week and we had an hour to spare at the San Francisco train station. I popped outside, found a light in the darkness, and recorded 10 videos like the one below in about 40 minutes. All I had was my iPhone 13, a $15 Amazon mic (that's all I ever have), and terrible lighting. Doesn't matter. Many of the ideas came from stuff I'd seen on social media and bookmarked. Then I uploaded all 10 videos to my iCloud folder where my editor made quick work of them. I'm posting 3 shorts per day in 2025. Why wouldn't I? 4 minutes of effort for 5 figures of "income". Short form video might be the world's greatest asymmetric bet. After 29 years of starting businesses and finding opportunities everywhere I look, compounding is working. All I had to do was share my ideas with the world. The good, bad and ugly (they aren't all bangers).

Chris Koerner

86,903 views • 1 year ago

I am SO pumped for Jack Kellogg and his solid double on $SOUN from last week in the $3s to the $7s today, clocking in $100,000+ in profits and more importantly he absolutely called it to a T in his webinar last week, so EVERYONE should learn from this. But not enough people are studying so retweet this if you want me to repost his entire webinar FOR FREE on my channel. If I post it, do you promise to STUDY HAAAAAAAAARD?! 100+ RETWEETS AND I'LL POST IT FOR YOU!

I am SO pumped for Jack Kellogg and his solid double on $SOUN from last week in the $3s to the $7s today, clocking in $100,000+ in profits and more importantly he absolutely called it to a T in his webinar last week, so EVERYONE should learn from this. But not enough people are studying so retweet this if you want me to repost his entire webinar FOR FREE on my channel. If I post it, do you promise to STUDY HAAAAAAAAARD?! 100+ RETWEETS AND I'LL POST IT FOR YOU!

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