This is our first ever meeting! Here we focus on low lift video ideas, mid/ heavy lift videos, brand sponsorship, and thumbnail creation
In our second meeting, we continue discuss around low lift ideas, introduce brand integration, titles, thumbnails, and overall strategy.
We discuss full video structure, format, and breakdown.
Here we discuss video strategy, “our journey to one million”, using key words, and more.
Here we go through video planning and thumbnail specifics
We go through specific video creation, top - down, from thumbnails, prep, psychology, and more.,
Here we discuss memberships, merch, and video ideas
Discussing Tom Cruise Training, new video ideas, and circling back to making it personal.
Here we primarily discuss story structure, key moments, branding, and more
Here we discuss video structure, narrative storytelling, and authenticity.
Focus on producing fewer, higher-quality videos with clear, engaging formats—road trips, competitions, “cheapest vs most expensive,” and reaction content—optimized for YouTube and cross-posted to Facebook, using strong thumbnails, storytelling, and strategic rev-share partnerships to maximize long-term engagement and revenue.
Create a YouTube strategy combining high-energy reaction videos, humorous biker lifestyle content, and dynamic ride footage using multi-cam setups, strategically chosen bikes, and clickable thumbnails to maximize engagement, repurpose content into shorts, and grow both broad and international audiences.
Create a replicable, personality-driven motorcycle series featuring cheap or unique bikes, road trips, and creative challenges that combines raw adventure and edited content to maximize audience engagement and scalable video output.
Here we discuss video formatting and video titles.
Plan a collaborative YouTube strategy where the creator maintains narrative control while teammates handle research and on-location content, focusing on high-impact motorcycle videos with strong titles, thumbnails, and gradual audience integration.
Focus 2025 YouTube strategy on short, engaging bike and quirky vehicle reviews with strong hooks, mid-video re-engagements, concise outros, and story-aligned content to maximize retention and CTR.
Focus on creating modular, adventure- and controversy-driven motorcycling content that highlights personal growth, monetization, and skill development while keeping videos on-brand, visually engaging, and strategically optimized for click-through.
Focus on creating quirky, visually engaging motorcycle content—leveraging collaborations, sequential storytelling, shorts, and organic promotion—while building merch and educational assets to grow YouTube audience and engagement.
Focus YouTube strategy on crafting a sensational but credible hook, using dynamic intros and B-roll, leveraging co-creators and recurring narratives for engagement, optimizing titles and thumbnails for curiosity, and delivering on promises to retain viewers.
Here we discuss video structure, color psychology in thumbnails, and more
Create a multi-part YouTube series around the rare Janice motorcycle crash using full transparency, recovery, and redemption to build authenticity, educate on safety, and strengthen both creator and brand trust.
The conversation is a detailed planning session for a motorcycle-focused YouTube channel, discussing video ideas, titles, thumbnails, crash footage, audience engagement, and ethical/legal considerations, with an emphasis on creating journalistic, visually compelling, and educational content.
Plan a multi-video YouTube series documenting a motorcycle crash, its aftermath, psychological and physical recovery, and eventual return to riding, culminating in a redemptive bike build and road trip, with educational and safety-focused content interwoven.