AJ Banks was stocking shelves at Walmart when he started clipping and repurposing content through Whop’s Content Rewards program, which pays per 1,000 views. In 40 days he earned more than $21,700 from 60-plus videos on TikTok and Reels that drew more than 10 million views, with one Reel paying $3,500.
How AJ Banks earned $21,700 in 40 days clipping on Whop Read More »
Clipfarm is the clipping agency run by Eric Decker, the YouTuber known as Airrack, who has 16 million subscribers.
How Airrack’s Clipfarm runs a $250k/month agency on Whop Read More »
A study of Digital Social Hour found that guest follower size barely related to stored episode views in a 600-row matched sample. The stronger value proposition is turning each conversation into connected, verifiable assets and measuring introductions, opportunities, and revenue without promising outcomes.
What a Podcast Appearance Actually Builds: Sean Kelly’s Digital Social Hour Read More »
You can write an SOP for how to run a Google Ads account. You cannot write one for whether somebody helps the person next to them. An interactive look at what each role is worth, why no compensation model is clean, and the mistake of paying people ahead of what they have demonstrated.
The Unwritable Part: How We Pay, What SOPs Can’t Cover, and Why We Screen for Belief Read More »
Liana went live on Facebook with a gimbal, announced a Dollar a Day workshop, and already had a separate Q&A booked with me.
Liana Announced a Dollar a Day Workshop on Facebook Read More »
Liana hosted an 86-minute working session so operators could watch me grade real local pages in public instead of buying another AI prompt pack.
Liana Hosted. I Graded Lamont Brothers in Public. Read More »
Tom Shipley said it in the hallway at DealCon. Dennis raises the bar. Then he walked.
Dennis raises the bar Read More »
Scott named the two custom GPTs Tony Stark and Hitchens. That was DigiMarCon. He had already built them.
He named his GPTs Tony Stark and Hitchens Read More »
John Assaraf sat down for fifteen minutes. His line on the tape is the whole meeting: it felt like fifteen months of experience.
John Assaraf on performance advertising Read More »
Pastors Google anyway. What they found was old. What they find now is Church Candy.
Brady Sticker used to tell people not to Google him. Read More »