How we made a SMALL FORTUNE on YouTube $$ // paul brodie's shop
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Started watching during covid & have seen every episode. I think these types of channels are super important for the future of craftsman, fabricators, creators etc. Hopefully you guys can keep going & keep teaching us all.
Thanks. We appreciate your support!
Well said. I have learned so much here!
Thank you...
I made a small fortune trap shooting. I started with a large fortune and by the time I was done, it was a small fortune. True story.
You need to try car or boat racing, there you make a small fortune by starting with a VERY large fortune.
@@d00dEEE You ain't kidding there....I live on the Isle of Man and know a lot of people who are deeply involved in motorcycle racing,mostly the Isle of Man TT and Irish road racing scene. It costs them an enormous amount to go racing for a season....just the cost of tires,fuel,transport and entry fees are eyewatering.
As so many of us do when we confuse an "interest" with a "business".
What I like is this feels genuine and has the real ethos of MTB in it, At the other end we have cultures built around brands like Specialized and Santa Cruz...same coin but one side is tarnished.
Thanks Jason. I liked your analogy of a tarnished coin... I hate when that happens!
I’d like to thank Cove and David for being shit-talkers, because now we have Paul and Mitch here on TH-cam. 😄
Well, the Cove really did a Lot to support mountain biking, but they were just skeptical of a new frame design... The Cove Bike Shop is still going all these years later...
Folks, get out there and buy Paul’s book...it’s packed with great stories.
I would, but $200 is way too steep for me.
@@peteryoomla156 oops...yeah, that might be Amazon shenanigans...
@@peteryoomla156 Check with Paul for a signed copy. It won't be $200. I got one for myself and my friend for his birthday last August.
Hopefully Paul can do a reprint of his book. I think it would sell better the second time around.
@@omi55ion agreed. Maybe updated with the recent TH-cam projects, etc...
Enjoy my coffee, because I can identify with you. Your enterprising spirit is motivating.
As ever , a very interesting video . And not only because we actually get to see Mighty Mitch.
Thank you Tom...
I can already sense the patented paul brodie sarcasm in the title before the video starts.. 😉👍👏
It's wonderful to witness honesty in relation to daily life.
Congratulations on your you tube success. Really enjoy your videos.
Thanks John. Appreciate your comments!
I also started watching during covid and have mentioned in the past I worked in a shop for 8 years and that by first real bike was a Brodie ( the non Paul Brody made Brody ).
I remember seeing the frame building class and would have loved the opportunity.
Thank's for keeping with it, and getting me through that rough patch.
I really appreciate it!
You should also sell some bags of metal shavings or tube cutoffs 😂
Although postage is a killer.
Paul Thank You so much you've been my light and my inspiration. I have had a tough time with bikes. And always say I am an enigma and am misunderstood like a bike. I am writing a short bike history for a promo and I am mentioning you. I hold no credentials in the discipline, but the mastery you propagate is glorious. The levity and acuity of your channel, is a bonus.
Thank you very much for liking our videos! And for commenting.. I'm not sure why you have had such a tough time with bikes, but I hope they get easier for you in the future. I wish you the best...
i love the channel. seeing that brief flash of the first episode shows how far the filming and editing quality has come. it looks really professional.
Thanks Chris.. Mitch and I are a good Team..
Life stories are always interesting, especially when the life is real, interesting, and creative, thanks.
Thanks JP. Very nice comment!...
Thank you Mitch! And Paul also ;-).
Thank you...
Im sure people would patreon to listen to your words of wisdom. I appreciate the free content just to see to your thought process. You are a "nice bloke" with a will to share. Thank you, also from the people in the future who dont know you yet. We watch to hope to have some of your skill
We feel that Buymeacoffee is just another form of Patreon. They both support a channel. Thanks for commenting!
nice story! Life certainly has twists and turns!
Thank you...
I'm not sure if it was mentioned before but Paul Brodie's Bicycle Show is taking place June 15 &16 in Vancouver.
Thanks. We will mention it more as the time gets closer. We have pre-sold 145 tickets, and those ticket holders get a Free Booklet, with a photo and a story of every bike. Booklets at the Show are ten bucks...
This is the only channel I support with donations. You deserve more followers and a bigger crowd.
Thank you Andreas. We appreciate you support...
Love your videos, and not just because I actually have a Brodie. I live down the Valley from you guys. Just retired my old Brodie Bandit frame that I had converted to a mid-drive eBike about 3 years ago to great success. However, given its age, I couldn't adapt a tapered boost fork to it. My goal, after exploding my Shimano dual piston hydraulic brakes on my front wheel twice avoiding drivers that could have put me in hospital again, was to upgrade my brakes to quad pistons and a 220mm front/180mm rear brake rotor setup. Sadly I could not do that on the Brodie so I set out to find the perfect frame for my build and settled on a steel Soma Riff. Added a DT Swiss hand-built wheel set, Schwalbe moped rated tires, Shimano Linkglide 1x11 drive-train, and moved the rest of the parts over from my Brodie. Finished it this past Monday and did a 70km ride up Slesse mountain forestry roads. At 67 years of age I still love those steep climbs and descents, especially now with a little help from my X1 Stealth Gen 3 motor and those SRAM Code RSC brakes. If I'm going to end up in the hospital I want it to be my responsibility...not bad drivers. I've DIY'd several different types of eBikes for friends since I built my first. It is a lot of fun. Just wish a company would design production eBike frames for DIY'ers. I think we need stronger rear triangles due to the torque. My next build, hopefully, will be with a Gates belt drive and Rolhoff hub...as soon as my budget will allow. Keep the great videos coming.
Hi John, Thanks for liking our videos. We appreciate your support. And thanks for telling your story about your bikes.. Stay Safe out there!!
Thank you for sharing your story with us. Will be trying to support your channel more when and as I can.
I saw your title and figured it was a variation on that old joke:
Question: How do you make a small fortune in ranching/farming/youtube...etc.
Answer: Start with a large one.
Yes, that is a long standing joke in the Bicycle Biz....
Great channel. Interesting content. Memories from Whistler in 80s.
You recently caused me to get a set of torches and start making icicles. Now to build a project.
Appreciate the story of the channel and your disclosure of the small fortune you are making on YT. Maybe I could also make a small fortune too.
Glad to see you are healthy.
Thank you.. That's great you are building icicles!
If only i could, i will buy your coffee paul, but i'm from the phillipines, i'm so happy and excited watching your video while dringking our local coffee, tnx paul for all of your interesting video, God Bless
Thanks John. We like coffee too...
Everything is great on this channel: Paul, Mitch, the content. Enjoy it every time! Keep on welding and riding! 👍🏻 Greetings from Berlin, Germany
Back in the early 1980s I had a couple roommates who were pretty serious about road bikes. One of them took a bicycle frame building course that was offered at the time through the local technical college and built his own frame, the other found a custom Eisentraut frame in the local classified ads. For about a year there were all kinds of parts from Campagnolo, Shimano, etc. scattered all around the house, until they finally got their bikes put together. It was an interesting time. 🙂
Building Bikes is a great hobby. Thanks for watching!
Hey Paul and Mitch, this channel is a real blessing and thank you two for putting in all the work. It's a bummer what the UFV did to kibosh your classic course, but ebike frame building 101 hosted at Grin during the winter low season is more than just a possibility ;-) We got all the metal shop tools and the real estate, just need a few brazing torches!
Anyways we'll look forwards to seeing you and your bikes on the 16th and can chat then.
Hey Justin, thanks for the coffees, we do appreciate that for sure! I think UFV is partially to blame for the course shutting down, but Covid was a very big factor too. And times change... eBee will be looking good at the Bike Show.. I still have to sort that software bug so I can actually go riding. It has been about twelve years now, and only 2 short rides. The battery still has a full charge, so that is a positive. Yes, looking forward to seeing you at the Show...
@@paulbrodie Right on, we'll be there on Sunday, and will bring a laptop and diagnostics cable to sort out whatever issue you got. eBee needs to fly again!
Hi You give so much so it’s time to give a little back. Great channel keep up the good work.. 👍
Thank you very much!!
So glad you are willing to share your knowledge with us! Thank you.
Thank you...
One of the BEST TH-cam channels, in my opinion! It's always something new, and a great mix of teaching and entertainment! I unfortunately never got to take framebuilding , and I'm entirely self-taught when it comes to that. But after watching the video of the 69er 2 or 3 times it definitely motivated me to build something out of my comfort zone (I've always just built dirt jump hardtails) it's been a lot of learning and problem solving as nothing fits in any of my jigs but it's been great and I probably would have never done it if it wasn't for this channel!
Thanks for liking our videos..That's great you're pushing your comfort zone, and when I read "Nothing fits in any of my jigs" I felt my face light with a Big Smile! I knew exactly what you were talking about!...
In a perfect world an amazingly talented and passionate creator like you would make a comfortable living from youtube, I appreciate what you guys do and have happily supported you a few times with coffees etc. I will probably never build a bike frame but I watch everything you have published with great interest and have learnt a lot. Thank you :)
Thanks for watching and commenting...
I’m amazed that your channel has grown so I fast! I’ve been doing this nine years and have nearly 300 videos, but less than 1/3 as many subs as you.
Thanks. I did have a "name" in the Bicycle Industry, and that probably helped..
1:41 oh god, what a beauty ♥️
I'm pretty sure I've been here since the beginning, When I watch other people working I often think "Paul Brodie wouldn't do it like that..." It's turned me into quite the armchair critic, but it's been fun learning.
Great comment! You the Armchair Critic. Made me laugh!
Thank you Paul and Mitch for the gig on how you made a small fortune! Anymore TH-cam is just about the only thing worth watching. Your channel and "The Mighty Garage" are my favorites, Please keep pounding them out, I greatly appreciate your talent!
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Thank you Bill. Yes, we work hard to provide meaningful content, with no paid ads...
Thank you Mitch and Paul. This channel was my gateway drug to what has become a significant addiction. A friend accidentally bought a Brodie for his son, the genuine article, we can tell by the spaghetti. Anyways it had a dent so he went on Ytube to see if there was a way to get the dent out and stumbled on Paul's channel. He sent me the link which started me down a rabbit hole which has pretty much arrived at Paul and Mitch, Keith Rucker, the Tally Ho, and a bit of Qinn Dunki for good measure. It is fun to compare how Paul does something versus Keith and Quinn. Three very different approaches to fabrication. BTW I bought a T shirt but a friend saw it and demanded I give it to her so now I guess I have to buy another one.
Thanks Don. I like your story about the Gateway Drug.. Yes, I have a significant addiction too.. It's called Metal, and I will always probably be making something...
I hoped you were making more with your excellent videos - it would be very well deserved. As this steel frame building is probably a bit of a niche "market" getting more subscribers might be hard to achieve. But I am wondering if you couldn't from time to time build a small batch series of some signature bicycle parts (like 10 pieces - something not too complex which you could handle with ease), show on video how you make them and then sell them to us? I am pretty sure that there are a lot of your subscribers (like me) who would be willing to pay an "unusual" price for this as they would love the idea of having seen you building their personal item. Maybe bike parts which could be used on a larger variety of even todays MTBs. Not sure however what this could be but I am sure there are a few people here who would have some ideas. Maybe a bottle cage ? Or a bike tool - can be a simple. E.g. an extra long, pedal wrench with your signature of course. Worth another small fortune I am sure. I would love it.
Thanks for commenting. I am retired, remember? And I have a TH-cam channel... So, we do want to make videos, but to make small runs, and then sell the parts / pieces sounds like more work than I want to get into. We just want to make videos...
Hi Paul,
Thats what I was thinking, you are not getting rich from these Videos, but there are always some jalous people.
Your Videos are excellent, if not the best on TH-cam, they must be very timeconsuming.
I love watching them, everytime I can learn something new, even when it is from your errors, which are filmed as well. Very good indeed.
So, I am waiting already for the next one, keep them coming !
I always enjoy your content. All well filmed. Very honest of you to declare what you make.
Wow, I can't believe I have been watching you guys from the start. Thanks for all your hard work.
Thank you for watching all these years!!
Thank you Mitch and Paul, your videos are much loved by many of us. Watching from Cornwall in the UK.
I wish it were more, your videos have always been good.
God speed you two, hope to see you for years to come 🙏
Thank you... 😊😊
Hearing the behind the scenes is always interesting. Great videos / projects Paul, it's all really enjoyable to watch. And Mitch really does a great job filming and with the videos! Not everyone is good at filming stuff, but Mitch is amazing at it.
Thank you. And I agree, Mitch is good at creating videos...
I’m happy to buy you and Mitch a code whenever I have the xtra coin 😉
In my opinion this is the best show on the tube!
Thanks Rick.. You are a great supporter!
Coffee coming your way. Chapeau Mr. Brodie and Mr. Mitch! Love the content on your channel.
And btw. The story about the new director...makes me furious. I know so many people like him. Horrible short sighted bureaucrat bastards!!!!
Thank you. Yes, the new Director and me were like black and white... Totally different people!
Love your show Paul and Mitch. Thank you for the inspiration. Would like to see more more motorcycle builds and modifications, where and how to acquire the tools and how I could learn your skills while not having to leave Brooklyn, NY if possible.
Just subscribed, very well done on the channel!
You and Mitch are super cool. Thank you for bringing this fascinating and intriguing work of yours. I liked your interview, Paul -- you really tell stories well. And Mitch's framing and compositions are *much* appreciated.
Thanks Scott. Appreciate your comments..
As a retro mtn bike fan I love watching your videos. To see one of the founding fathers showcase his talents here it provides a fantastic connection to the hobby I most enjoy. You’re a truly talented and skilled man, Mr Bodie, making some of the most coveted bikes in the industry.
Great insight into the Paul Brodie and Mitch story. Best wishes, Dean.
That’s a very honest video, straight from the heart Paul, and yeh, interesting to actually hear first hand how the numbers actually pan out.
Please keep it going, and yeh, happy to buy you guys a coffee 😂
Thank you very much. We will keep our channel running as long as we can!
Your videos are one of first I look for each week. Coffees comin' your way! Thanks Paul and Mitch
Thanks Shawn! All the best...
What an open and honest video.... I take my hat off to you both for supplying great content that seems so natural with a top level of skill which is super rare these days..... greetings from down under...... stay safe....... hope all is going ok with your MM....
Hey Paul. I press all my thumbs for your shop Future and, of course, always for you personal. Greetings
Thanks very much!
Love this story, specially in it's longer version, but I can listen it every month :). 😻
I have been watching the channel almost from the beginning. I have to admit with some ups and downs but still love it. I still can't believe that you don't have more viewers. I learned so much here, the best frame building channel periode. Keep up the good work. Greetings from Belgium.
Fantastic sharing of history, and explanation of how this all works! Really appreciate the honesty when sharing financials. What I see as the part most overlooked by viewers is the time invested in creating content, fabricating, filming, editing. This doesn't just happen. It's work both in front of and behind the camera. A-and we are the ones that benefit from your stories and sharing of your skills and craftsmanship. That's why I am here, a loyal follower/viewer. Thank you! Go Paul and Mitch, keep moving forward!
Thank you very much. You are very kind!
Thank you for your content. I've been watching for ages and will continue.
Thanks Brian..
Finally pics of Mitch! Keep up the content!
Love the content!!! Yall inspired me to start my channel!! I’m excited to follow for more! Also I would have taken that class 😭😭 it is pricey but no one builds bikes in my neck of the woods!
really enjoy the channel. keep on keepin' on!
Thanks Chris..
Thanks!
Thank you!
I’m really grateful for your videos giving insight into your craft! As someone who has a very small channel and does all the filming and editing etc I can say you must certainly appreciate all that Mitch brings to the table! Just changing camera angles while dealing with greasy hands in a very small space makes for some rather tiring filming sessions.. hope your channel keeps growing!!
Thank you. Yes, I am very happy to have Mitch as a partner...
I love your channel Paul. I've learnt a lot. Thanks so much!
Thank you very much!
Cool stuff! I enjoyed watching this
Thank you very much...
Great story!
I hope you guys can keep the business relationship in check so the friendship will continue for the benefit of us all watching the channel. To epitomize the kind of person Paul is - listen to what he says about splitting the proceeds 50-50. He could have asked for more, but went 50-50 because it was sustainable. That really resonates with me and is a life lesson we can all take to heart.
Hey Mitch, I was at work one day showing my co-worker the cargo bike that I had just made, he said "my cousin out on the coast took a frame building class" I told him it was one of my great regrets having missed out on the 101 class. Dave said that "Mitch really enjoyed the class too"... I couldn't resist and asked him what Mitch's last name was... wouldn't you know it, haha. Love the videos and I can say that you've really evolved into quite a film maker!
Thank you for the fascinating history of Paul Brody. You ar my favorite TH-cam channel. 👍
Love you guys, I hope the transparency helps to silence some Internet idiots. You guys do a great job and time is a precious resource. If you can’t afford to support those efforts at least have the good sense to keep your mouth shut
Very interesting, thank you. You could make more money, I am sure doing almost anything else, but you keep us informed and entertained which is a gift.
Remember way back. I was riding a lot and when I first saw your drop top tube frame it was Wow, that’s what I need
You look 100% better Paul I’m so stoked
Great video guys. I love to see these breakdowns when they're honest. Keep up the great work guys.
Thank you very much...
we need to get you that on squarespace revenue! you deserve it!
Couldn’t happen to a nicer person.
I watch every video but don’t always comment.
I’ve watched you fight through the toughest days and come back looking like a young man!
Great to hear your story mate, long may it continue
excellent story telling, you are a great raconteur
Thank you...
That was an interesting chat, completely understand about not filming, looking at video's I made 2010~2016 I see how terrible they are.
My stepdaughters son has taken over my channel with 'Shorts' (he's eight now, started about 18 months ago)
As they say, the only way to make a small fortune is start with a large one.
I still play with vintage Honda 350/360, mainly modifying stock carbs to work with K&N or Uni filters although there are far fewer wanting it done now compared to 12~14 years ago. (cheap 'pods' are a waste of money in every instance)
'Pricing' is still pretty much to 1980 standards (I have increased from 1960's though 😄)
Every penny I make ends up being spent on tools, equipment or material, always something needing replacing
Interesting content. I'm surprised at just how little revenue you get from your videos.
On a different note, I'd just like to say how well you're looking. Whatever it is that you're doing, don't stop. 😂
I really was hoping you were making a small fortune but then looking at the subscribers it was more inline with what I thought it would be. So I bought you a coffee. More to come.
No one not in the video production business understands how expensive it is to do something like your show. My son and I just did a short doco on the guy that owns the vintage mx series I race. By the time it was said and done we'd put between $3-5k of our own money into my "passion" project. Please keep making videos. Not only do I enjoy watching I learn something new every time.
Thanks for watching and commenting. We will keep making videos as long as we can...
I do, and Paul is right, you can't go it alone and it isn't going to pay your bills unless you are an idiot doing idiot things. Paul Brodie and Mitch are far from idiots and do fantastic things. One can LEARN watching these videos and be entertained at the same time. To me, that's worth a lot more than 12 grand gross. Hats off to you gentlemen; I would have quit. In fact I probably have.
Wait... I thought all TH-camrs were rolling in the dough!
Excellent channel Paul and Mitch. From one TH-camr to another, thank you for all you do.
Some used to but TH-cam corp, aka Google, got greedy as everyone does. They started cutting the revenue streams and forcing ads.
Damn... I'm your age. I was yearning for a minibike, and my dad wouldn't buy me one. My neighbor had a Bonanza. I wanted the Honda 50. All of these years since, this has had an effect on me. I've tried to get over it. Building one never occurred to me! I can't believe it. This is such a revelation for me. I got into mountain bikes around '83, and have been excited about it ever since. But the minibike was a big trauma that haunts me. How could I have been so blind? I regret not having done what you did. Thank you for the revelation. By the way, I was there when Tom Richey brought his first frame to show us at a boy scout meeting.
Thanks for sharing your story! Any idea how the income breaks down between merch, ads and coffee? Which is the biggest source of income?
Thank you.. Adsense is the biggest source of revenue...
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
I recommend you always ask viewers to 'thumb up' the video and engage the audience with questions to comment on throughout the video.
It will help you reach new viewers.
Could you do a video on repairing the threads of an ovalized derailleur hanger? I have a Breezer dropout on a mtb frame made of Tange steel and branded as Ritchey Logic Prestige Super Tubing. The front triangle is TIG welded and the rear triangle is brazed.
I imagine you would replace one or both dropouts. I'm hoping I could simply get away with filling the threads, then drilling and tapping the derailleur bolt hole.
Thanks again for sharing your wealth of knowledge!
Thanks for watching.. I would braze up the threads and re-tap them.. Changing a dropout is a Lot of work, so don't do it unless it is really necessary...
@@paulbrodie YAY!! That's what I was hoping I'd be able to get away with, but wasn't sure if it's a professional fix or a band-aid. If you recommend it as a first option then it's professional enough for my first option, and I'm picky.
Beautiful video
I just heard about the Frame Building course from an interview clip at Sea Otter. I'm just on the Island, so would absolutely be interested if you ever thought about getting that going again.
I don't see it happening, sorry. The University really was a great location, a very big shop, so the brazing fumes never built up, and they had liability insurance. It would never work in my little shop with no insurance. But thanks for asking...
i stumbled on your channel by chance one day and i have been watching ever since going back an watching ones i missed, i had the bright idea to have you as a guest on my show on performance motorsports network,( you were awesome by the way. ) last year i was forced into early retirement due to health issues so i spent lots of time on you tube mostly watching your shows and reading your book, if anyone wants an inspirational read see Paul about getting his book awesome book! but over the past few years i feel like your almost family, i never miss your videos i have learned so much from them, things i didnt even know i needed to know! lol when you were sick i was praying for you daily, felt like part of my life was gone. you are a unique man Paul Brodie, it was an honor to have you on the show, and i love your videos! i make my boys watch them because you are such a good teacher. AND your camera man has a super cool name!. thank you for the time you give to teaching a new generation of craftsmen. "doc"
Thank you very much.. Very nice comments! My book is sold out, but hopefully viewers can find a used copy.. I enjoyed being on your show. I made the "Assumption" that it would be 1/2 hour to a full hour, like most interviews... But I was wrong. Your show did not end then, and I got hungry, so while on your show I made supper, and ate it! True Confessions. All these years later. Sorry to hear you are dealing with health issues. Stay Strong!
@@paulbrodie well it was the plan to keep you on an hour, but things were going so good my producer sends me a message on the screen "keep him for second half i just canceled our other guest!" lol it was an honor.
I see, so it was an hour, but then the plan changed! I'm glad you were happy with the end result.
You always impress me, Thank you 🤙👊
Dear Paul,
I hope this message finds you well. I have been an avid viewer of your TH-cam channel, and I must say your videos are truly exceptional. I have not seen any content specifically about e-bikes on your channel, but I have a special request that I hope you can assist with.
I am currently working on an e-bike project and would like to modify the regenerative braking system in a geared hub motor. While I appreciate the benefits of regenerative braking, the drag it creates when riding without power makes pedaling difficult. I came across a video from Grin Technologies that demonstrates how to weld the clutch of a geared hub motor to make it compatible with regenerative braking. Although this method is effective, it still results in drag.
My proposal is to connect the disc brake directly to the clutch of the hub motor instead of the hub itself. This way, the disc would remain stationary when the wheel is spinning. I have all the necessary electronic components for this modification, but I need assistance with the mechanical aspect, specifically being able to lock the clutch when pressing the brakes and deactivate it when the brakes are not engaged.
I understand that my explanation might be somewhat unclear, but this modification has been successfully implemented before. I can provide pictures and additional details if needed.
Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to any guidance or assistance you can provide.
Video link of similar project: th-cam.com/video/ISIvfcoY4CQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TransportEvolved
Best regards,
Ambiuorix Castillo Cina
West Vancouver
I wish I could have taken a frame building class from you because I have a bunch of ideas that I want to try on frames.... Also adding electric motors on them to make them very fast. ⚡❤😁
👍 Good Video....Speaking of frame building, I really wish someone built a strong steel full suspension frame for motorized bicycles....The felt faker frames with the gas tank in the top tube are cool but are aluminum that cannot be easily repaired or modified....I'm stuck without electricity to run my welder or I'd attempt to build a reinforced full suspension frame out of donor frames laying around. I really want to build a rwd gas/fwd electric hybrid stealth motorcycle with pedals.
For fwd electric only in certain areas & rwd gas to go fast & cover long distance on backwards into town.
If u will make a 101 video course about frame building and how to make tools for it. I would definitely buy!!!!
Danke!
Getting some sponsors u believe in and are happy to promote!! That's where you really get paid for your work.
Awesome
I finally got to know how Mitch looks like!
I think you could double your viewership just by showing more episodes of brazing. Your a expert at it and there is a huge audience for this skill.
Thanks
They call it “content “
You gross $12,000 a year
You need to calculate your adjusted income maybe 25-50% less
Thanks for your honesty
Most you tubers dont give a number