We need to be social media stars

[WilliamSmith]

Firstly, let's see who is interested in the general idea and then once we have an idea of who is interested we can then see what people think the theme should be.

@Pixel--Dude
@Cornfed
@gsjackson

I'm not trying to say anything discouraging, but I think you guys should be careful of 2 things:

#1 Legal risk in any group venture:
As soon as any collaborative effort that involves even a small sum of money (or even theoretic "pro forma" earnings, who has which rights to which content, etc), it immediately opens the door to potential legal difficulties and lawsuits. And of course, even though I have my doubts about whether nearly every member of the forum since the 2020s is actually government agents like HappyGuy was so convinced of, you never really want to trust anyone too much, even if you like each other...
Of course, kangarunner and I openly admitted to being espionage agents campaigning to "subvert the right" by coming to this forum a lot, so you know the two of us cannot be trusted, even though he actually has a promising youtube channel going....

#2 High vulnerability to cancellation of accounts based on ANYTHING any one member said anywhere (not just in whatever content you'd collaborate to create!).
It isn't a question of whether there's even anything questionable in your content: It's a question of whether YOU personally (any of you) ever said or did anything anywhere that the ZOG and their sjw "useful idiots" want to have your whole operation shut down for.

I know a lot of musicians and some other content creators, and some of them who never even had anything controversial in their music have been cancelled for something they once said or wrote elsewhere even when their projects had nothing to do with it.
And not just the obvious jew sites like jewtube or faceberg, but even other sites like Bandcamp or that "Gumroad" thing.

Varg Vikernes was one notable example. Last time I checked all his music had been eliminated from Bandcamp despite it being a bunch of ambient stuff with no lyrics and had never even been about his "European" pagan pride stuff or his long history of bodly naming the jew.
I only spotted this guy on Twitter and didn't listen to any of his songs, but here's another random example of a guy being banned by jewtube and cancelled off lots of other platforms, and apparently shadowbanned even on the comparatively improved Twitter, for example.

[gsjackson]

On the subject of alternative projects, WS, have you heard of Troy Noonan in your day-trading ventures? If so, do you think his book is worth getting? What led you into it? I like the idea that you're not investing in any American companies, which would be a bit hard to swallow, but just playing the percentages each day to try to make incremental gains.

[Cornfed]

I'm not trying to say anything discouraging, but I think you guys should be careful of 2 things:

#1 Legal risk in any group venture:
As soon as any collaborative effort that involves even a small sum of money (or even theoretic "pro forma" earnings, who has which rights to which content, etc), it immediately opens the door to potential legal difficulties and lawsuits. And of course, even though I have my doubts about whether nearly every member of the forum since the 2020s is actually government agents like HappyGuy was so convinced of, you never really want to trust anyone too much, even if you like each other...
Of course, kangarunner and I openly admitted to being espionage agents campaigning to "subvert the right" by coming to this forum a lot, so you know the two of us cannot be trusted, even though he actually has a promising youtube channel going....

#2 High vulnerability to cancellation of accounts based on ANYTHING any one member said anywhere (not just in whatever content you'd collaborate to create!).

A way to do it would be to agree upfront on who would provide the infrastructure and the cut of revenue they would take. If content creators at any time thought the arrangement was unfair there would be nothing to stop them from taking their content and going elsewhere without having paid out any money. As for the guilt by association thing, that is just a risk you take with any public venture. Presumably people interested in this would not have any huge amount of celebrity status to currently lose.

[WilliamSmith]

A myriad of different topics will attract a larger audience, will it not?

Not necessarily. A lack of a theme would mean people would have less incentive to subscribe to the channel rather than just searching the platform generally. There would be less incentive for advertisers to sponsor the channel. Topics that would attract some people would repel others.

This is 100% correct. I follow a gaming channel - The Professional - which started off as a GTA Online channel and achieved a large following as such, but as soon as the content creator became burned out with GTA Online and began to upload playthroughs of other games, a subset of his audience complained and many unsubscribed. Even a slight change in your content can cause people to lose interest in your channel.

With regard to YouTube content creation, pretty much every source that I've read recommends a narrow focus and to offer a niche product.

@Pixel--Dude

@Pixel--Dude
@Lucas88

That occurred to me as well, and I have also read that about how niche focus tends to be best for internet-based content creation overall (not just jewtube, which I never personally looked into trying to do):

I'm rather "prolific" in my interests and am considering blogging all my thoughts in one big conglomerated spot (with sub-topics to index it all, partly to help me keep track of it for myself, LOL), yet I'm not actually sure that's the best way to go when it comes to earning $$$.

I'm not trying to sound overly conclusive because I haven't researched it deeply enough yet, but I've read that "niche" sites built entirely with commercial motives tend to perform best when it comes to things like advertising revenue and SEO to facilitate discovery. (That might not matter for me because I make $$$ in other ways, but it's something to have in mind or research more if your guys' goal is to make $$$.)

[WilliamSmith]

On the subject of alternative projects, WS, have you heard of Troy Noonan in your day-trading ventures? If so, do you think his book is worth getting? What led you into it? I like the idea that you're not investing in any American companies, which would be a bit hard to swallow, but just playing the percentages each day to try to make incremental gains.

@gsjackson
Hey, as it happens, I was just going to ask you guys whether anyone wants me to try to write-up summaries of all the rulesets from my trading books and make a different thread on that.
It'd take awhile, but I've been thinking about doing that...

I've never heard of Troy Noonan before, but while day trading is definitely interesting and I did do it a bit and found it fun, I more dabbled with that, vs focusing on methods from these books, especially Minervini (but O'Neill and all other titles listed as well):
viewtopic.php?p=370268#p370268

I only have his books (not a member of his "insider access" subscription service or whatever he calls it), but he also has documented his sensational returns in audited US investing championships, and he's the one I'd focus on if you only choose one.
https://twitter.com/markminervini

I'm not sure what the best resources are to learn day trading, though I'm still curious (and it can be especially good from time to time when markets are in some short-term bust-up).

Swing and position trading where you hold for a little longer takes off the "video game" like excitement (but also the pressure) of being glued to the screen watching the charts like in daytrading (which also can be tricky depending on where you are and reliability of internet connectivity). You can potentially hold a position indefinitely based on the price action (so if the trade's a winner you can hold it for anywhere from days to weeks or longer, and raise your stop loss to lock in profits). Also, there are actually quite a few government regulations on day traders that don't apply to swing, position, etc.
All stops are set automatically at the time of placing each trade though, so if too many little trades are fizzling due to being stopped out too soon, you can re-evaluate your ruleset... However, if you use discipline in sticking to that kind of rule-based approach where you always use a stop-loss and literally won't ever risk losing, say, 5-8% of your stake on each trade, there's literally no way to end up deep in double-digit drawdowns like so many "value investors" who are always telling everyone theories about why some stock is supposedly a winner based on 'the fundamentals', and then end up with big chunks of $$$ in some stock or ETF that's crashed into double-digit loss making territory for years...

This reminds me, I recall you like European women, gsjackson, so I'll also requote something else that I posted in that thread on this subject. (I don't follow her trading plays, but she's a Slovenian daytrader. Tsar, what do you think of her? )

[MarcosZeitola]

If you guys are going to do some sort of podcast that's strictly voice only, I might consider getting on. Not to keen on getting my mug out there for obvious reasons but I wouldn't mind sharing some of my Asian expertise and adventures abroad if some of the information on acquiring high quality Asian ladies that aren't bar girls or look like plain Jane maids would be of use.

[WilliamSmith]

What led you into it? I like the idea that you're not investing in any American companies, which would be a bit hard to swallow, but just playing the percentages each day to try to make incremental gains.

I didn't actually answer about what led me into it in the last post:

The ZOG bankers have turned the US and international markets into so much of a volatile casino that I personally have no interest in value investing (even though I acknowledge some people do succeed with it).
I read Benjamin Graham's classic value investing books (including the pretty dense "Securities Analysis") and respected them, but was just never fully convinced or comfortable with that approach, and people who use it usually invest way more $$$ and have to hold for a lot longer.
That's why (as far as I know) most people who do it that way do it as a secondary thing and rely on some other career for primary earnings, even though the successful "investors" sometimes do end up with big gains in the long run. But swing and position trading with charts and tight risk management requires no theorizing or speculation at all + can be used to make much smaller but also more frequent incremental gains, like you said.

The only thing I don't like about it (vs some other things I'm involved in) is that trading is just me applying strategies to earn $$$, so it's intellectually stimulating and rather fun (at least to me) but isn't really contributing anything else positive besides me scrapping for $$'s.

[WilliamSmith]

We could post links to off YouTube platforms where we can talk about political and cultural issues elsewhere that would get us demonetised from the YouTube platform.

Back on this topic of platforms (as opposed to content, themes, and how niched to make it):

If I were you guys, I'd deliberately look for something that could potentially thrive 100% on alt-tech, and only theoretically have jewtube as a background option, just as a roll of the dice for some extra publicity and possibly earnings...but prudently assuming it could be cancelled at a moment's notice by jews and sjws, so hopefully having a backup plan.

You don't want to "build a castle on shifting sands" by relying on the most infamous jew-infested platforms.

In case anything here helps, this was my thread where I started looking into uncensorable platforms (or the closest we can come to that ideal):

"Battle for an Uncensorable Internet"
viewtopic.php?f=34&t=45341

I am planning to make another thread about becoming "uncancellable" (maybe even tonight) and talk about both online and offline possibilities...

As for projects:
Since I already earn modestly, but from multiple sources and trades (not just one), or in any imminent financial trouble, I have been thinking a lot about this lately.
I don't myself want to be a social media star and have somewhat different goals from what's been listed in here in the first few posts (though it's an interesting topic), but I've been strongly considering doing some experimental projects and attempting to build and promote them entirely on alt tech platforms with a state commitment to resist censorship (e.g Bitchute, Gab, etc)....

I like the fact people are trying to create a parallel economy, and I'd actually have higher morale from some projects I already have if I was a part of something like that, instead of just having to slink in and rely on front-end platforms that spew jew Weimar 2.0 and pro-globohomo stuff in everyone's face, and then ban actual free speech or cancel non-sjws based on what they once said on social media, etc.

[Pixel--Dude]

With regard to YouTube content creation, pretty much every source that I've read recommends a narrow focus and to offer a niche product.

That being the case, shall we settle on a theme. It seems that most of us are into men becoming better men - stronger, healthier, able to kick ass, better living situation, more cultured etc. We should make a sexy name and such around something like that. This is not to say that members couldn't use the channel as a vehicle to link to other themes on some platform other than YouTube.

@Cornfed
@Lucas88

Okay, I guess you both have some good points mentioned above. I'm in agreement with your suggested theme about self improvement. So this can include self improvement in many areas including both physically and mentally. Combat sports and fitness to erudition.

Some of your own threads would be good inspiration for this. Including Cornfed's threads on fitness and martial arts and then Lucas88s threads on autodidactic erudition. I will post links to these threads later when I'm not half asleep and can be arsed to hunt them down.

Obviously, I think the topic of self improvement for men can also be extended to the Happier Abroad message as well. We could talk about different countries and which offer the best opportunities for improvement in the aforementioned areas as well as improvement for one's love life as well as improvement of living conditions etc.

@WilliamSmith to address an issue you mentioned about a monetised collaborative effort, I am happy to participate in a collaborative effort without the need for any monetary gain. I have my own projects in which I can have monetised for myself (when I'm not too lazy or listless to start making them) but I'm happy to participate in some collaborative videos put together by people in the forum. Voice clips or video recording. I don't care about my mug getting out on YouTube

[Cornfed]

BTW, the recent emergence of AI technology makes this even more tempting. Pretty much all Internet work is going to be wholly or partially replaced. It is only iconic original personalities that will have a chance.

[kangarunner]

BTW, the recent emergence of AI technology makes this even more tempting. Pretty much all Internet work is going to be wholly or partially replaced. It is only iconic original personalities that will have a chance.

Then there's the "Deep Fake" software that can alter photos and videos to make the person's face look like someone else.

[kangarunner]

The only way this would work is if CornFucked became some kind of vitriolic, abrasive internet personality similar to Alex Jones. Anything mainstream won't work, it's already been done.

[Cornfed]

It looks like in YouTube's ongoing war on creators it is now promoting short form videos, which make no money, over everything else. Maybe being a YouTuber in the traditional sense is not viable any more. Maybe the idea is shorts as clickbait on YouTube and TikTok which then promote your e-books or whatever.

[gsjackson]

It looks like in YouTube's ongoing war on creators it is now promoting short form videos, which make no money, over everything else. Maybe being a YouTuber in the traditional sense is not viable any more. Maybe the idea is shorts as clickbait on YouTube and TikTok which then promote your e-books or whatever.

That's what I was planning to do. Does Youtube have any rules against promoting your own product on a video?

[Cornfed]

It looks like in YouTube's ongoing war on creators it is now promoting short form videos, which make no money, over everything else. Maybe being a YouTuber in the traditional sense is not viable any more. Maybe the idea is shorts as clickbait on YouTube and TikTok which then promote your e-books or whatever.

That's what I was planning to do. Does Youtube have any rules against promoting your own product on a video?

I don't think so.