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Imagine getting 1,000 times more views on your next video using one simple YouTube strategy that anybody can do.

The truth is, YouTube is changing,

and many creators are noticing their views going down.

However, other creators are experiencing breakout growth.

So in this episode of the Think Media podcast, we're going to be looking at some examples

from top 1% YouTube creators to find the three ways that they're getting views right now

that you can implement immediately on your channel to trigger massive growth.

Number one, the mass appeal method. Whenever you sit down to create a YouTube video,

it's important to decide how are you going to define success? Like, is the purpose of this video

to go viral and reach as many people as possible, or is it about reaching a much more specific

audience? One of the problems with hyper-nached content is it has a low likelihood of going viral.

That doesn't mean that hyper-nitched content is bad or that it shouldn't be a part of your

overall strategy, but if you want to tap into the viral secrets of the top 1%, I encourage you,

try the mass appeal method. A great example we can learn from of the mass

appeal method is a business channel that's been blowing up ran by Noah Kagan. Noah was actually

employee number 30 at Facebook reporting directly to Mark Zuckerberg is the genius behind app sumo.com

and shares a lot of business advice and how to grow a company and how to grow a

team on his YouTube channel. Now, an example of one of Noah's older videos is titled

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