Evan Carmichael. Believe in Yourself. Episode 392 with The Real Brad Lea (TRBL)

Evan Carmichael #Believes in entrepreneurs. Gary Vaynerchuck called him the DJ who inspires people and Ed Mylett called him the modern-day Napoleon Hill. At 19, he built and then sold a biotech software company. At 22, he was a venture capitalist raising $500k to $15M. He now runs a YouTube channel for entrepreneurs with over 2 million subscribers and 300 million views, wrote 4 books, and speaks globally.    In this episode, Brad and Evan discuss all things YouTube, and Evan graciously gives his tips and tactics for YOU to literally start and maximize your own channel TODAY.   00:00 Intro 02:59 The modern-day Napoleon Hill 03:32 Bomb 1: The people on youtube know what they are talking about 04:00 Shout out to Ed Mylett and Andy Frisella and Arete 05:10 "Good things happen when you give." - Evan Carmichael 06:32 "YouTube sits on top of everything else." - Evan Carmichael 11:11 Subscribers 12:30 "YouTube is the only platform where people watch long-form videos." - Evan Carmichael 13:50 Bomb 2: YouTube gets you the distribution 15:49 Bomb 3: The content from your podcast is used on YouTube first, then distributed to other platforms 20:09 The three basic things to start doing  20:24 "Your job is to teach people to think the way you think." - Evan Carmichael 22:08 Bomb 4: "Not as many people can go deep on their knowledge when a long-form video is required." - Evan Carmichael 24:10 The views 24:30 Bomb 5: "The game is to show up after other peoples videos." - Evan Carmichael 28:30 Bomb 6: "What's cooler? Being searched for and having 100K subs or being found and having a million?" - Evan Carmichael 30:19 Important Tips 34:48 "The most important thing is ranking after other people's videos" - Evan Carmichael 37:25 Bomb 7: "Look for the videos with more views than subs on the channel, and recreate it." - Evan Carmichael 41:15 Sharing videos from email to email list 46:06 Bomb 8: The play all button link  50:02 Editing 52:52 Bomb 9: The first minute is important 57:48 Follow Evan @evancarmichael  

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