A short YouTube clip advising creators to reuse recently proven, popular content as inspiration rather than inventing wholly new ideas. The speaker recommends finding recent videos with strong view counts (example: ~30,000 views on a one-year-old video about insurance agent commissions) and then putting a unique angle on that topic (e.g., increasing commissions, avoiding being ripped off).
You want to do what other people have proven to work. There is a limited amount of people that actually have the creative capacity to create new ideas. Okay, that is really hard. It's a lot easier to find ideas that have proven the work or topics to talk about and then create your own angle after that. And what you need to look for are the ones that are the most popular that haven't had a lot of time since it was created. Here's one that's one years old and it's got to almost 30,000 views. And it's about how insurance agents and commissions pay. No bs. So there's an idea in which you can talk about. You can talk about something about insurance commissions. Maybe your angle on it, maybe a similar video, maybe how to increase your commissions to the highest or how to prevent how to get ripped off on your commissions. There's a lot of different ways you can take this idea and spin it. And again, what you're doing is you're using proven recent video that actually is shown to get views and clicks. We can do different like ways to say the same thing with your different unique spin on it.
