Views and leads from Shorts. A way no one exploits.
10 Shorts a night. One take. AI edit. Plain English (no cap).
Works even better if you're already the creative type, even humorous.
If you want the schedule, it's $7, one time.
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Do you make sketch comedy, or funny videos in general? Does every Short seem to land in that same range? You're not the only one. A lot of people post when they remember. Then they go quiet for a week and wonder why nothing moved.
My brother Tim runs a retro gaming sketch comedy channel. You can find it at his YouTube channel.
I had his public videos scanned. He has just over 3,400 Shorts up. Together they have about 1.6 million views. The median Short (the one right in the middle) is around 280 views. So that "few hundred views" range is familiar, even on a channel that has been posting for a while.
Some of his Shorts have gone well past that. The top ones sit between 5,600 and 8,900 views. Two you can look up are "Mario Takes Over Castle" and "Mike Tyson DESTROYS Little Mac!".
I'm not going to tell you a $7 template will copy those numbers onto your channel. I don't know your audience. I won't make up a story about it. What I can give you is the weekly Shorts schedule we use to plan Tim's posting week, so you're not guessing.
This is a planning template. You still have to make the sketches. The $7 is for a clear week on paper. It is not a service that posts the videos for you.
I don't just sell this. My brother and I both run it. His channel is a retro gaming skit channel. Mine is make money online. Same method, two niches. Here are the real numbers, straight from YouTube Studio.
You don't need to be a pro editor, and you don't need perfect takes. I film in one take to compress time, a trick I picked up from a Two Comma Club award winner. Then AI edits it down. And I talk to the AI in plain English.
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