This week, the Creator Science YouTube channel turns one year old!
In the first year, we've uploaded:

35 interviews

2 solo videos

9 clips

79 shorts

As a result, our channel has:

7,600 subscribers

255,000 views

23,900 hours of watch time

$1,008.28 in earnings

In this episode, my good friend and YouTube editor, Conor Conaboy, joins me to talk a little bit about our experience on YouTube in the last year.
In this episode, you’ll learn:

What we learned in our first year on YouTube

The changes we've made along the way

How we've improved our packaging

The challenges for interview podcasts

Full transcript and show notes
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#156: What we’ve learned in our first year on YouTube (feat. our editor, Conor Conaboy)

Creator Science helps you become a smarter creator.
It's never been easier to become a creator, but breaking through the noise gets more difficult every single day.
The only way to get ahead is to learn from other creators who are playing (and winning) the game right now – and Creator Science gives you that edge.
Every week, we explore what's working right now to help you grow your audience, generate more revenue, and break through the noise. You'll hear from today’s top professional creators, including James Clear, Ali Abdaal, Tim Urban, and Codie Sanchez.
Creator Science is a Signal Award-winning podcast hosted by Jay Clouse.

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Investing

Careers

Management & Marketing

Business News

Shopping

Marketing

Entrepreneurship

Jake Thomas is a title specialist whose channels have over 100 million views because he spent thousands of hours studying viral titles and the psychology of what makes people click. He’s the man who solved YouTube titles.
In this episode, you'll learn,

How to model titles

The differences between education and entertainment channels 

What most creators are getting wrong

And much, much more

Full transcript and show notes
Jake's Website / Twitter / LinkedIn
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#193: Jake Thomas – YouTube title expert shares his secrets for getting clicks.

Welcome to a bonus episode of Creator Science. A couple of months ago, I got a direct message on Twitter from Ali Abdaal. He said he loved what I was doing with The Lab, my membership community, and he had heard great things about the experience. 
He was in the early stages of building his own membership community, coincidentally called Productivity Lab, and he wanted to ask me some questions. He suggested that we record the episode as a coaching call for his podcast Deep Dive, and I thought it was a great idea. So we spoke for a little bit over an hour, and I helped him think through how he was designing this new membership.
Get $200 off Build A Beloved Membership
Watch this episode on YouTube
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Full transcript and show notes
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#192: I coached Ali Abdaal on building a membership.

Earlier this month, I launched a brand new product called CreatorHQ. The way I’ve come to describe CreatorHQ is a complete operating system for creators – it’s literally the system I’ve built for myself in Notion to run the entire Creator Science business.
I use CreatorHQ every day. It houses all my goals, projects, tasks, content, CRM, sponsorship campaigns – everything! This episode was prepared in CreatorHQ. It’s the glue that keeps my business together and keeps the trains running. And I knew if I made it available for other creators, it’d help you too.
So I launched this on April 11 and had some bonuses available for those who purchased before April 15. It was my first true LAUNCH of something, and I put a lot of time and effort into it. Between April 11 and April 15, CreatorHQ generated $60,723.
In this episode you'll learn 

About my launch strategy 

The good things I'd do again

The bad things I'd do differently

And a few things that I'm still indifferent about

Full transcript and show notes
Get CreatorHQ (use promo code PODCAST)
Episode #158 with Kieran Drew
Episode #184 with Amy Porterfield
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#191: Breaking down my $60,723 product launch

Chenell is the writer of Growth In Reverse, a weekly newsletter where she reverse engineers how a top creator grew from 0 to 50k+ subscribers.
Chenell has done deep dives on Justin Welsh, Codie Sanchez, Lenny Rachitsky, Harry Dry, and many more.
I read it every week and think it’s incredibly well-done. The premise is super clear, and as a result, Chenell has seen her OWN newsletter grow very quickly – nearing 10,000 subscribers in just about four months.
In this episode, you’ll learn:

The common patterns between these newsletter operators

Some of the most effective growth tactics she’s uncovered

And what’s working for HER right now

Full transcript and show notes
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[GREATEST HITS] #147: Chenell Basilio – How the best newsletter operators grow to 50K+ subscribers

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Tony Santos is a YouTube editor with over a decade of experience working with people like Thomas Frank and Noah Kagan. With his own YouTube channel, Tony has built a reputation for helping creators and editors communicate in a more positive way, which makes him the perfect person to teach us how to find, hire, and work with great YouTube editors.
In this episode, you'll learn,

Where to look for an editor

How to evaluate a potential hire when you're not an editor yourself

And much, much more.

Full transcript and show notes
Tony's Website / YouTube / Twitter / Instagram
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TIMESTAMPS
(00:00) Meet Tony Santos
(00:56) Where to Find Editors
(05:53) When to Hire
(09:04) What to Pay Editors
(16:22) Misaligned Expectations
(18:56) Per Project vs Hourly vs Retainer
(25:46) How to Reach Out to Editors
(27:30) Evaluating a Portfolio
(29:15) Editing Skill Expectations
(33:15) Workflow Expectations  
(34:43) Timeline and Revisions
(37:55) How to Give Feedback
(41:59) Nurturing Long Term Relationships
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#156: What we’ve learned in our first year on YouTube (feat. our editor, Conor Conaboy)

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