So many takeaways from this interview! 1. You only need 3-7 ghostwriting clients to be financially successful 2. Make long form deep value posts helping people with a problem 3. Make the benefit so big and the effort required so little for “here’s how to…” posts 4. Follow the 100 creators, influencers, accounts you want to be like or succeed in their space and comment on their posts 5. You can sell and buy retweets and shoutouts 6. Post consistently valuable content you are learning or interested in
This was such a powerful episode. I'm from SA, and I just realised I was doing thee exact same thing back in about 2013, however with far lesser results. Thank u for the great insight
It's really inspiring to see the journey of Dakota. Actually I will sit down and rethink my strategies for social media and try to improve my process. Thanks the futur & Chris 🙌🏻
Currently on my entrepreneurial journey by creating a following for my business. Things like this sound so simple, but there are so many emotional complexes with people online that marketing to them is nearly if not mostly impossible. With a mentor like Dakota, I'm 100% sure you can get there. Glad you provided insight Dakota.
34:16 I'm still confused about the growth content and what that is. I totally get the personal and authority content but not sure what an example of growth content would be. Great interview! EDIT: wait so I think I got it. Personal content would be a story about your upbringing and how it lead you to videography. Authority Content would be how you helped XYZ business with video marketing. And Growth Content would be a post like "5 Best Accessories for Filming Solo." Basically, Growth Content is content that attracts potential clients to your social media through valuable information. Right? lol
What is the 3rd book i can’t make out what Dakota said I’ve listened 5 times it sounds like he says the book on copyrighting is called writing for caffritising but I can’t locate it? Anyone know? Amazing interview btw thank you!
Great interview. One suggestion cutting off those gaps at long and serious conversations like these sounds robotic and weird. It would be much better and can emotionally connect if you don't crop off the gaps and let it be natural. Thanks for sharing this Futur team.
there's a saying: followers don't equal dollars. but then they'd be missing the boat. we are now living in the attention economy and creators/influencers are changing the game. The future is a $4.5m business on its way to becoming $8m this year. I for one, have had many opportunities to be a keynote speaker and "influencer" with big brands because of my followers & relationship I have with them. A major book publisher just offered me a book deal, where when I was unknown had to chase them down. you decide.
@@thefutur yes, I understand that and that's why I'm a religious follower but i was referring to businesses, SME's. A large following doesn't translate to anything if they are not buying... Congrats on the book deal
@@thefutur “because of my followers & relationship I have with them” That conditions that you reach those followers with your content. What organic reach do you have, 4-12% perhaps? That means you must pay for attention. My point was that generating and cultivating a relevant audience is more important than chasing a high follow count. Ref. 1000 True Fans by Kevin Kelly.
As akid I was always wanted to have those classes dances juijutsu judo 🥋 I was into all of them and you don't we might have trade our lives in the heaven I guess 😂
"one guy suns his"... wait is Dakota behind Carnivore Aurelius's following and social media success? Great video btw! One thing I'm noticing a lot of successful people on this channel do, is simple: they read. I need to go read more!
Chris, thank you so much for sharing your experiences and wisdom. I love watching your videos, I'm absorbing everything you say like a sponge. You inspire me to work hard and make my own high quality content!
amazing quality content as always! I know the younger generation may prefer the shorter style videos, but the details are where its at! your the man Chris. 🙌🙌🙌
One question for Dakota, with all these changes on Twitter (acquisition by Elon Musk, for example), does he still believe that it is a good platform yet? Thank you for the interview! Best of luck!
Chris, you are mentioning at around 36:50 that, in terms of the three-pillars-idea, you are missing out on the personal one. I just thought i have to mention here that you dont need to do extra work on this one - In my mind you dont need to share personal stuff, since you achieve the personal connection part with us as a community through interviews like this one, not to mention all the past years of great content which you served in your very own (personality interwinding) way! I didnt need to know about your very personal life struggles in order to become an evangelist of you
The wisest thing that is in everyone's minds today is to invest in different income flows that do not depend on the government, especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a good time to invest in gold, silver and digital currencies (BTC, ETH....)
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So many takeaways from this interview!
1. You only need 3-7 ghostwriting clients to be financially successful
2. Make long form deep value posts helping people with a problem
3. Make the benefit so big and the effort required so little for “here’s how to…” posts
4. Follow the 100 creators, influencers, accounts you want to be like or succeed in their space and comment on their posts
5. You can sell and buy retweets and shoutouts
6. Post consistently valuable content you are learning or interested in
This was such a powerful episode. I'm from SA, and I just realised I was doing thee exact same thing back in about 2013, however with far lesser results. Thank u for the great insight
Also, please continue uploading these long format videos if you can! It’s like reading a book before going to bed for me 🙂
It's really inspiring to see the journey of Dakota. Actually I will sit down and rethink my strategies for social media and try to improve my process. Thanks the futur & Chris 🙌🏻
Currently on my entrepreneurial journey by creating a following for my business. Things like this sound so simple, but there are so many emotional complexes with people online that marketing to them is nearly if not mostly impossible. With a mentor like Dakota, I'm 100% sure you can get there.
Glad you provided insight Dakota.
Finally got around to watching this. I am amazed at how he structure his business and how he overcomes his challenges. Thank you.
You’re very welcome
This kid is awesome! Lots of gold nuggets of information here.
Longer format yes!!
you got it.
Yup...I'm officially jealous of his success. Amazing guy
34:16 I'm still confused about the growth content and what that is. I totally get the personal and authority content but not sure what an example of growth content would be. Great interview!
EDIT: wait so I think I got it.
Personal content would be a story about your upbringing and how it lead you to videography. Authority Content would be how you helped XYZ business with video marketing. And Growth Content would be a post like "5 Best Accessories for Filming Solo."
Basically, Growth Content is content that attracts potential clients to your social media through valuable information.
Right? lol
I was also definitely a little confused... I think it's just anything that has potential to draw in new eyes who previously knew nothing about you.
It's highly inspiring to see someone on a similar journey succeed. One day I'll be on this channel for a podcast interview
Thats a cool goal, hope you succeed!
@@ole-martinlundefaret5876 Thank you! 🙏🏾💙
Or, Chris Do will be on your podcast!
you got this.
haha wow that's amazing
why are there so many cut scenes in a interview?
Really valuable info for content creators, thanks for sharing!
My pleasure!
@21:56 you're paying for 'Word of Mouth' which is the number 1 successful marketing tool.
Excellent! Digging deep.
Thanks for listening
Loads of value. Thank you both!
What is the 3rd book i can’t make out what Dakota said I’ve listened 5 times it sounds like he says the book on copyrighting is called writing for caffritising but I can’t locate it? Anyone know? Amazing interview btw thank you!
Ca$hvertising
@@kostahantzis thank you!!!
Cashvertising:
amzn.to/3CSp4SQ
@@thefutur thank you!!
What is that last book he mentioned at 53:00 and who's the author?
Would also like to know
dont uderstand the name
@@zahidmangi right. I rewinded like 10 times and tried searching but can't understand what he said
@@jayjayjaythebrand may be they see your comment
The book is called: Cashvertising
amzn.to/3CSp4SQ
The first 10 minutes of this video really hit home haha I feel like we lived parallel lives. In some kind of way.
What's the second book he recommended? I rewinded many times but couldn't hear him.
I wish I learned this stuff three years ago
If you want to get paid for retweets or reshares, is there a specific place to advertise to do that? where would one go to do that?
Great interview. One suggestion cutting off those gaps at long and serious conversations like these sounds robotic and weird. It would be much better and can emotionally connect if you don't crop off the gaps and let it be natural. Thanks for sharing this Futur team.
Episode is 56min after the cuts. Once it gets over 60 min people may not clicks. Futur doesn’t do this in most episodes
Creating my company’s 2023 social media strategy right now. Definitely adding a lot of these ideas to it! Thank you 🙏
Thanks lot, this was really valuable information
as always, amazing conversation with amazing insights:)) THANKS:)) actually, I believe Dakota is already damn good at speaking:))
Sir how did you do the super white text "GROWTH HACK"????
Dakota mentioned 2 apps/software he uses. Does anyone recall? Thanks in advance. Awesome episode.
Prowritingaid and Hemingway editor
cool people on podcast
Wow, this guy. impressive for his age.
Thank you for this 😊
You're welcome 😊
Inspirational!
This is great!
Writing tools by Roy Peter Clark
Story worthy by Matthew decks
Cashvertising
Dakota could play a part as "young" superman in place of Henry Cavill.
Very inspiring ✌️
Most people and businesses do not need *more* followers. That alone is seldom a solution.
Followers ≠ sales
there's a saying: followers don't equal dollars. but then they'd be missing the boat. we are now living in the attention economy and creators/influencers are changing the game. The future is a $4.5m business on its way to becoming $8m this year.
I for one, have had many opportunities to be a keynote speaker and "influencer" with big brands because of my followers & relationship I have with them.
A major book publisher just offered me a book deal, where when I was unknown had to chase them down. you decide.
@@thefutur yes, I understand that and that's why I'm a religious follower but i was referring to businesses, SME's. A large following doesn't translate to anything if they are not buying... Congrats on the book deal
@@thefutur “because of my followers & relationship I have with them”
That conditions that you reach those followers with your content. What organic reach do you have, 4-12% perhaps? That means you must pay for attention. My point was that generating and cultivating a relevant audience is more important than chasing a high follow count. Ref. 1000 True Fans by Kevin Kelly.
As akid I was always wanted to have those classes dances juijutsu judo 🥋 I was into all of them and you don't we might have trade our lives in the heaven I guess 😂
Awesome
"one guy suns his"... wait is Dakota behind Carnivore Aurelius's following and social media success? Great video btw! One thing I'm noticing a lot of successful people on this channel do, is simple: they read. I need to go read more!
Bookmarked for my Midnight Value YouTubing... 📌📌
Thank you for making this happen @The Futur and Dakota... Lots of love and respect! ❤️
haha. enjoy.
I started out broke and I ended up - oh, I'm still broke!
Chris, thank you so much for sharing your experiences and wisdom. I love watching your videos, I'm absorbing everything you say like a sponge. You inspire me to work hard and make my own high quality content!
I appreciate that!
The Futur provides excellent educational videos. Thank you
Glad you like them!
Can't wait to listen to the whole thing, seems super interesting. Thank you! 😊
Hope you like it!
amazing quality content as always! I know the younger generation may prefer the shorter style videos, but the details are where its at! your the man Chris. 🙌🙌🙌
More to come!
Bro the kid looks like a model so of course he’s gonna get followers. He’s like a pretty girl no one really cares what he has to say.
Agreed.
One question for Dakota, with all these changes on Twitter (acquisition by Elon Musk, for example), does he still believe that it is a good platform yet? Thank you for the interview! Best of luck!
I have heard that it can only get better.
Best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago.
The second best time, is today.
@@brandonthink Great answer! Ty!
And come to think that all that value is coming from a guy who puts pinapple on his pizza... 🤣
Chris, you are mentioning at around 36:50 that, in terms of the three-pillars-idea, you are missing out on the personal one. I just thought i have to mention here that you dont need to do extra work on this one - In my mind you dont need to share personal stuff, since you achieve the personal connection part with us as a community through interviews like this one, not to mention all the past years of great content which you served in your very own (personality interwinding) way! I didnt need to know about your very personal life struggles in order to become an evangelist of you
The creator economy is dead, it's the economy.
🥰🥰🥰
What is he calling "growth" content 🤔
This was great. Being a similar age to Dakota I found this episode especially helpful
Glad you enjoyed it!
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The wisest thing that is in everyone's minds today is to invest in different income flows that do not depend on the government, especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a good time to invest in gold, silver and digital currencies (BTC, ETH....)
Been listening to this over and over again, can't appreciate both of you enough for this episode! truly a golden episode. Thank you, Chris and Dakota!
Glad you enjoyed it!
3:51 🤔 Dakota do you have ADHD?