Si tus VÍDEOS no pasan de 100 VISITAS, deja de PUBLICAR (HAZ ESTO ANTES) — Transcript

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1. 0:01If you are tired of your AI-created
2. 0:03YouTube videos for this great business
3. 0:05model being left out, and your videos
4. 0:08stay at zero, 13, 30, 40, or 100 views,
5. 0:10this video is literally for you.
6. 0:13And what you need to do is stop
7. 0:15publishing senseless videos, seriously,
8. 0:17stop making videos.
9. 0:18This isn't because you're unlucky, or
10. 0:20because YouTube is mad at you, or
11. 0:21because you're using the programs wrong
12. 0:23, or because your niche is saturated,
13. 0:25literally no.
14. 0:26It’s because YouTube doesn’t trust you.
15. 0:28The end, nothing more. And now when you
16. 0:30understand this and accept that it’s
17. 0:31your responsibility to get out of there
18. 0:32, that’s when you start to understand
19. 0:33the rules of the game.
20. 0:35Today I’m going to show you how YouTube
21. 0:36decides whether to trust you or not, the
22. 0:38three or four things you need to adjust
23. 0:40to get out of there, and the right
24. 0:41step-by-step to get views on YouTube.
25. 0:43And also what is most discouraging when
26. 0:45you do everything right and you’re fed
27. 0:46up with watching free videos online on
28. 0:47how to get out of there, and even though
29. 0:49you do everything well, the same thing
30. 0:50keeps happening to you. Look, whether
31. 0:52your videos stay at zero or 100 views,
32. 0:54it is exactly the same thing.
33. 0:56The problem is that your channel has no
34. 0:58impressions, meaning YouTube isn't
35. 0:59showing it to people, not even for them
36. 1:00to click on the video, no, it’s not
37. 1:02showing it.
38. 1:03And YouTube does this when it trusts the
39. 1:05channel, but not only when it trusts it
40. 1:06, but when it knows who to show that
41. 1:08video to.
42. 1:09If you make videos or you’ve just
43. 1:11started a new channel and you’re not
44. 1:13really making things easy for YouTube to
45. 1:15tell it, hey, my video is for these
46. 1:16people, it’s going to take a lot of
47. 1:18effort for YouTube to do it.
48. 1:21And it’s true that there is a kind of
49. 1:22black magic where certain channels have
50. 1:24a really hard time starting and you have
51. 1:25to delete them and create others, there
52. 1:27are others that have a little trouble
53. 1:28starting, and others that it knows from
54. 1:30the start. This is math and this is for
55. 1:33a fact. For every 10 channels, there are
56. 1:35X, Y, or Z where this happens. But these
57. 1:37are part of the rules of the game, I
58. 1:39mean, it’s like if you want to find the
59. 1:40Cristiano Ronaldo sticker when you were
60. 1:42little opening the League sticker packs
61. 1:44and you want to find Cristiano Ronaldo,
62. 1:45well, one appears in every 300 stickers
63. 1:47. What do you have to do? Buy 300
64. 1:49stickers so that you get Cristiano
65. 1:50Ronaldo. Don't cry and say, "Oh, it's
66. 1:52just not my turn," and keep shuffling
67. 1:54the cards until they magically work; no
68. 1:56, this works exactly like this, and this
69. 1:58is a business responsibility. I mean,
70. 2:00man, if you have to open two channels
71. 2:01and upload 10 videos on each, go ahead,
72. 2:03you have to do it. But that is the rule
73. 2:05of the game, and it's something people
74. 2:06aren't willing to understand. It works
75. 2:08like that, that’s all there is to it.
76. 2:09And what is most likely happening is
77. 2:11that your videos are also in view jail.
78. 2:13What does this mean? That YouTube
79. 2:15doesn't trust your videos and literally
80. 2:16doesn't know who to show them to. So
81. 2:18then, Mario, how do I get out of there?
82. 2:19How do I escape and how can I start
83. 2:21doing this right? Because I don't want
84. 2:22to create more channels, I'm frustrated
85. 2:24because I've wasted a ton of hours
86. 2:26editing videos and so on.
87. 2:28Don't worry, because I promised I would
88. 2:30explain this to you exactly the same way
89. 2:31I explain it to the high-level people
90. 2:33who work with us.
91. 2:34Why? Because this is the least of your
92. 2:36problems. I mean, this is like wanting
93. 2:38to build a castle, and the problem is
94. 2:39building the castle and finishing it,
95. 2:41not seeing which brick I choose, and
96. 2:43this problem is about which brick I
97. 2:44choose.
98. 2:46People think they have to make a good
99. 2:47video so it goes viral and YouTube says
100. 2:49, "Wow, what a great video."
101. 2:51"People clearly like this, I'm going to
102. 2:53show it to more people." No, YouTube
103. 2:55doesn't work like that.
104. 2:56YouTube works because it analyzes what
105. 2:58is inside your video when you upload it
106. 3:00and simply decides, based on the group
107. 3:02of viewers roaming around who are
108. 3:04interested in that video, to plug it to
109. 3:06them.
110. 3:07That's it. YouTube sees an audience here
111. 3:09, okay? A group of viewers who are
112. 3:11watching this type of video. If you come
113. 3:13to YouTube and tell it, "Hey, this is
114. 3:14for this," boom, it will categorize it
115. 3:15well.
116. 3:16So, this is the simplest thing you can
117. 3:18do: literally give YouTube what viewers
118. 3:20want to see, detect it yourself to
119. 3:22obviously say, "Hey, I'm coming in here
120. 3:24like a sniper," aiming exactly at that
121. 3:26audience to get views quickly.
122. 3:28If your strategy is to copy two or three
123. 3:30channels, copy the videos that have had
124. 3:32the most views thinking they are very
125. 3:34good viral ideas, and re-upload them to
126. 3:36YouTube, I encourage you to type that
127. 3:38same title into YouTube, click on recent
128. 3:40searches, and you'll realize there are
129. 3:42300,000 identical videos. If your
130. 3:44strategy is based on that because you
131. 3:45saw some random guru explaining it, let
132. 3:47me tell you that you're wasting your
133. 3:48time and money. But not money because
134. 3:50it's costing you anything—it probably
135. 3:52costs you nothing if you use the right
136. 3:54tools—but you are losing out on
137. 3:55opportunity cost, which is the money you
138. 3:57could be making by doing things right,
139. 3:59by having the correct information. What
140. 4:01YouTube does here is that when you
141. 4:03upload a video, it shows it to a small
142. 4:04group of people, and your channel
143. 4:06doesn't even get past the first layer of
144. 4:08the trust score onion, which is the
145. 4:10trust rating your channel has. It’s like
146. 4:12an onion that keeps opening up. You are
147. 4:13literally screwing it up. So, first of
148. 4:15all, to get out of that first trust ring
149. 4:17, it's what I explained to you before.
150. 4:20It’s a matter of statistics, a matter of
151. 4:22finding a channel that works or doesn't
152. 4:23. How do you get out of that first ring
153. 4:25, okay? From the first trust ring, let’s
154. 4:27say zero trust, which is the one with
155. 4:29exactly zero impressions. Mathematics.
156. 4:31You upload three or four videos, they
157. 4:32don't work, you delete the channel, you
158. 4:34create another one. What works best is
159. 4:36having aged channels. What is "aged"?
160. 4:37Channels created a while ago so YouTube
161. 4:39doesn't detect them as bots or need
162. 4:41warming up. Meaning, create the Gmail
163. 4:43and use the account for one, two, three
164. 4:45days, weeks, use it normally, okay? This
165. 4:48is the best thing you can do. If you
166. 4:49already have a channel and want to open
167. 4:51another, you can even do collaborations
168. 4:52with your channels when you open a new
169. 4:54one so it gets that initial impact.
170. 4:56So, the first part of zero views, okay?
171. 4:59It's literally just the channel getting
172. 5:01impressions.
173. 5:02And when you have 50, 100, or 200 views
174. 5:04per video, you could say you've passed
175. 5:06the first layer. What is that first
176. 5:08layer? Easily demonstrating what the
177. 5:10audience wants to see on YouTube.
178. 5:13For that, the simplest strategy—and what
179. 5:15allowed us to help Lázaro go from € 0 a
180. 5:17month to over € 3,000, and José Vallona
181. 5:19, whose first YouTube channel was
182. 5:21completely lost and stagnant, to have a
183. 5:23massive breakthrough and generate € 600
184. 5:25in two weeks as his first YouTube income
185. 5:27.
186. 5:29It is exactly the same as I told you
187. 5:30before: telling YouTube very simply, as
188. 5:32if it were a little kid, "Hey, this
189. 5:34video is for this type of person."
190. 5:37Example: I have a channel about natural
191. 5:39disasters and I talk about volcanoes,
192. 5:41earthquakes, tsunamis, etc., from
193. 5:43anywhere in the world, okay?
194. 5:46That’s the problem, people who watch
195. 5:48tornadoes in the United States have
196. 5:50nothing to do with people who watch
197. 5:51earthquake content in Asia.
198. 5:53It has nothing to do with it; they are
199. 5:55completely different audiences. So, of
200. 5:56course, if you upload a video here,
201. 5:58another one here, another one here,
202. 6:00you’ll tell me, ah, but this is the same
203. 6:02niche, because they are natural
204. 6:04disasters and my niche is natural
205. 6:05disasters.
206. 6:06>> Sure, but if my niche is cooking,
207. 6:08homemade Mexican food is not the same as
208. 6:09American fast food, right?
209. 6:11It’s not the same, they don't have the
210. 6:13same taste, a person might not like it.
211. 6:15So, let's stop separating or always
212. 6:17talking about niches on YouTube and
213. 6:18let's start talking about audience. Why
214. 6:20? Because what YouTube does is recommend
215. 6:22videos to the audience.
216. 6:24So, it's very simple, the only thing you
217. 6:26have to realize is, okay, United States
218. 6:28, I could choose the niche of
219. 6:29earthquakes or tornadoes, the microniche
220. 6:31of earthquakes or tornadoes in the
221. 6:32United States.
222. 6:34So, that's it.
223. 6:37I’m going to start my videos in reverse
224. 6:38, that is, I’m going to start from a
225. 6:40very small niche like a pyramid and
226. 6:41little by little as I gain trust, okay,
227. 6:43and we move to the next level, which is
228. 6:45what I’m going to explain to you now,
229. 6:46I’m going to have much more impact.
230. 6:49Why? Because if I only upload videos,
231. 6:50and this is literally the case, I mean,
232. 6:52it’s exactly the case of José Bayón, I’m
233. 6:54telling you exactly the same thing that
234. 6:56has allowed us to achieve these results
235. 6:58with José.
236. 6:59It’s to micro-niche ourselves into a
237. 7:00specific niche and once we’ve dominated
238. 7:02the niche, we move to the sub-niche.
239. 7:04Once we’ve dominated the sub-niche, we
240. 7:06move to the niche. Okay? So, this is
241. 7:08very easy, if you only make videos about
242. 7:10hurricanes in the United States for an
243. 7:12American or Mexican audience, it’s much
244. 7:14easier, YouTube will know exactly who to
245. 7:16show the videos to and you will pass
246. 7:18that first circle of trust. You will
247. 7:20surely start the channel with a
248. 7:21saw-tooth phase because some videos work
249. 7:23for you, others don't. This is
250. 7:24especially at the beginning, the first
251. 7:26phase of instability. This is where we
252. 7:28move to the second circle of trust,
253. 7:30which is when you already have recurring
254. 7:32viewers, when you upload the video and
255. 7:34within hours, you don't have to wait 2
256. 7:36days until YouTube magically plugs it
257. 7:37into a source and it starts getting
258. 7:39views, right? It's when you are already
259. 7:41getting views right from the start. Why
260. 7:42? Because you already have recurring
261. 7:44viewers. Remember this word. Always aim
262. 7:46for your videos to be such that when
263. 7:47people watch one, they happen to watch
264. 7:49another, and then another. This is the
265. 7:50key, and to encourage this, you have to
266. 7:52create video chains. Why?
267. 7:54To tell YouTube that literally, when
268. 7:56someone watches a video, they watch your
269. 7:58next video, and then your next one; this
270. 8:00is the key to YouTube: residual views
271. 8:02from recurring viewers.
272. 8:04Why? Because it's easy money, it's free
273. 8:06money, literally, it's the easiest money
274. 8:08to get. Having people who already watch
275. 8:10your videos see others you've uploaded.
276. 8:12Why? Because the cost of producing those
277. 8:14new videos is zero. You already have
278. 8:16them uploaded; the only thing you have
279. 8:17to do is encourage people to watch the
280. 8:19videos you already have up. You don't
281. 8:20have to produce more. Do you understand
282. 8:22this?
283. 8:23And to make this happen, what you have
284. 8:25to do is go to your video end screens
285. 8:26and configure them so that when they
286. 8:28watch your video, they don't see the one
287. 8:30that's performing worst just to boost it
288. 8:31.
289. 8:32No, have them watch the video with the
290. 8:34highest audience retention because it's
291. 8:35more likely they'll stay on that video,
292. 8:36since we already know—and YouTube itself
293. 8:38tells us—that it's working.
294. 8:40So, when YouTube sees and detects this,
295. 8:42and sees that you have recurring viewers
296. 8:44who consume your content, and not just
297. 8:46one, but two or three in a row, it makes
298. 8:47you explode much more.
299. 8:50And if you add to that that you're
300. 8:51starting to gain watch time, meaning
301. 8:53your videos are getting longer and
302. 8:54you're starting to get more views, these
303. 8:56viewers are recurring.
304. 8:58Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. And you get
305. 9:01those residual views, videos from two,
306. 9:02three, seven, even a year ago, that
307. 9:04still keep getting views and keep
308. 9:05generating revenue for you.
309. 9:07So this is the easiest way to escape the
310. 9:09zero-view jail and start adding layers
311. 9:11to the, let's say, onion of your trust
312. 9:13score. Literally. It's pure math,
313. 9:16starting to get impressions. Okay, I
314. 9:18upload three, four videos. Do I have
315. 9:20impressions? Yes, I keep going. Do I
316. 9:22have impressions? No, I create another
317. 9:23channel. The end, that's all there is to
318. 9:24it. Once I've eaten up that micro-niche
319. 9:26, I look for another micro-niche that
320. 9:27interests my audience, or I move up to a
321. 9:29sub-niche that also interests my
322. 9:30audience, and then I move up to the
323. 9:31global niche. I'm scaling step by step
324. 9:33with all of this. Literally, that's all
325. 9:34there is to it. This is the ultimate
326. 9:36hack to do it. And then there’s
327. 9:38everyone’s big problem. The people we
328. 9:40work with also come with these problems
329. 9:41, and we take them away. And that is
330. 9:42that you live glued to YouTube Studio.
331. 9:44There is no worse sentence than living
332. 9:45in YouTube Studio. Think about one thing
333. 9:47, let’s do an analysis and a
334. 9:48retrospection. This is going to change
335. 9:49your life, literally. I mean, life will
336. 9:50be better when you finish this video.
337. 9:53A question.
338. 9:54In YouTube Studio, can you modify videos
339. 9:55that are already published?
340. 9:57No, you can edit things a little bit and
341. 9:59that’s it. So, what is the point of
342. 10:00living in YouTube Studio if you can't
343. 10:02change a video you’ve already uploaded
344. 10:04to YouTube? It is absolutely useless,
345. 10:06isn't it?
346. 10:07I mean, this obsession with constantly
347. 10:09analyzing YouTube is the problem that
348. 10:10beginners have, right?
349. 10:12They keep trying to refresh to see if
350. 10:13their videos are getting impressions,
351. 10:15and all it does is make them frustrated
352. 10:16with the results.
353. 10:19When in reality, what you should do is
354. 10:21have YouTube Studio blocked, the mobile
355. 10:23app deleted, and only have a specific
356. 10:25slot on your calendar—Wednesday at 12 PM
357. 10:28, Friday at 3 PM—literally scheduled.
358. 10:31We are going to start talking like a
359. 10:33company and we are going to start
360. 10:34managing it like a company.
361. 10:36And the only thing you have to do is
362. 10:37enter YouTube Studio and analyze the
363. 10:39videos you've had two, three, four times
364. 10:41a week at most, half an hour each time,
365. 10:43to analyze what worked for you, what
366. 10:44didn't, and that's it.
367. 10:46At the beginning, audience retention,
368. 10:48CTR, and the like just don't matter—I
369. 10:50mean, they don't matter. People are
370. 10:51obsessed with CTR. Look, guys, I have
371. 10:53uploaded over 3,000 videos to YouTube.
372. 10:56The whole thing about changing the
373. 10:57thumbnail to a better one that I pull
374. 10:58out of my hat so that views suddenly go
375. 11:00up again has only worked one out of
376. 11:01every 10 times.
377. 11:02It’s better to make 10 new videos with
378. 11:04better ideas than to want to change the
379. 11:06thumbnail of a video you’ve already
380. 11:07published, okay?
381. 11:08And then audience retention also doesn't
382. 11:10matter at all. Focus on making your
383. 11:11videos as long as possible. The only
384. 11:13indicator of success your channel has is
385. 11:16that if the idea was good, it will get
386. 11:18views. It's as simple as that. Obviously
387. 11:19, keep analyzing videos all the time as
388. 11:21you make them to see if you can improve
389. 11:22something over the competition. Oh, the
390. 11:24competition makes their videos a bit
391. 11:26more dynamic; I’m going to make mine
392. 11:28more dynamic too. Oops, my voice is too
393. 11:29slow, let me improve it. And video by
394. 11:31video you improve little things, and the
395. 11:33only way to get better at this is by
396. 11:34making videos.
397. 11:35Most of you are just lazy and don't make
398. 11:37videos, even though you don't even need
399. 11:38to edit them anymore, and this is the
400. 11:39only thing that's going to get you out
401. 11:41of there, out of that prison.
402. 11:42So, there’s nothing more to it. This is
403. 11:44exactly the hack to get out of there,
404. 11:46out of the zero-view prison and get
405. 11:47results.
406. 11:49As you already know, I've been on
407. 11:50YouTube for 14 years and I currently
408. 11:51dedicate myself to helping over 200
409. 11:52people every day grow their YouTube
410. 11:54channels.
411. 11:56For that, you have our website in the
412. 11:57description where all the success
413. 11:58stories and testimonials of people who
414. 12:00have worked with us are displayed, along
415. 12:01with the results they've had—people
416. 12:03exactly like you, who thought the
417. 12:04problem was one more tool, one more
418. 12:06tutorial, or a better niche, and
419. 12:07realized it wasn't.
420. 12:09And if you've made it to this point in
421. 12:10the video, I have something for you, a
422. 12:12surprise. I have prepared a completely
423. 12:14free resource kit that I don't give to
424. 12:15just anyone. We literally customize it
425. 12:18so that, regardless of your situation,
426. 12:20it adapts to you. So look, down in the
427. 12:22description, as you can see, there is a
428. 12:24link for the resource kit where you just
429. 12:26tell us what situation you are in, and
430. 12:27once we receive that information, we can
431. 12:29customize it. If you are just starting
432. 12:31and don't know which niche to choose,
433. 12:32you'll have it. If you are already
434. 12:34starting and have no views, how to get
435. 12:36out of that zero-view prison. We want to
436. 12:37know the situation you are in to send
437. 12:39you the resource that is most compatible
438. 12:41and that removes that block you have.
439. 12:43When you have filled in all the data in
440. 12:44the previous form, my team will see
441. 12:46exactly what situation you are in to
442. 12:47even pass you the resources that are
443. 12:49best suited and that will help you the
444. 12:50most, because obviously there are many
445. 12:52cases and many situations, and we want
446. 12:54to give you literally what you need most
447. 12:55at this moment. So, it's down in the
448. 12:57description for you.