Pat Flynn published a video every day for 60 days, cutting editing time from 45 minutes to 12 minutes. By day 35, he added stickers and in-person card shop footage to a video, which hit 750,000 views in 24 hours and eventually 15 million, transforming his entire channel.
I want to learn how to do this, so I'm going to give myself 60 days. I'm going to publish daily, which means I'm going to get the reps in. I'm going to base my wins off of uploads, not views. Day 30, the videos are getting maybe 300 to 500 views per day. Not much in the grand scheme of things. And the old Pat would have been like, okay, I tried it. I'm bad at this. However, something interesting I've noticed did happen at day 30. My editing time personally for these videos went from 45 minutes to about 12 minutes. But I also had 30 pieces of data that could teach me some stuff. And one thing I learned, a small pattern that I discovered, was that the videos where there was a sticker, a price tag on the pack, had higher views. And when I was in person interacting at a card shop, held people till the end. Day 35, I published a video that incorporates those two things. That video hit 750,000 views in 24 hours. What did it go on to do? I think 15 million views. But then all the videos, everything elevated, everything elevated from there.
