 How do you get more views on the videos that you post on YouTube and Facebook? You're about to find out from Matt Posius, who makes $2 million, $2 million a year at the moment. What are you doing? Yeah, but this year it should be at least $2 million. Yeah, this is you. And he's 20 years old, by the way. So how do you do it, Matt? Well, there are many ways you can do that. If you've got a team of people working for you, make sure to get Facebook accounts. And make sure to figure out what your audience is. For example, you can go to different Facebook groups. There are many active groups. Make sure that they are very active on Facebook. And then you can get your assistant just to add these people to your Facebook account every single day. Then you reach 5,000 friends, you post a video, it will get 1,000 views every single time you post it. And that's just free traffic. And if you've got, you know, it's in a place working for you, you get each of them to get a Facebook account, like a business account for you. And then you post whatever you post in these accounts, whatever you post in your profile. And then you get a lot more views than you would get otherwise if you just post to your account. So I have a verified account, a Facebook verified account with a little tick. What should I be doing? And people who are watching this right now are likely watching this on my Facebook verified account page. So how do I get more people to watch this video? Or what should I ask this person right there who's watching this right now? Hello. What should I get them to do now? What's the call to action that I have them do in order to get more views? Well, is it to share? Like, do I say, hey, you, yes you, you should share this video now? Like, how do I do it? Yeah, that usually helps. But I mean, there are things that you can do. I have fun just posting more, that just helps more than just trying to ask people, hey, you know, share this video, it's like 10% increase, maybe 20%, maybe 30%. I would just rather focus on more content instead of just trying to maximize every little thing. I try to always major in majors and then minor in minors. I feel that most people will do is be major in minors. Right. And how much content when you say just keep putting content out is good. One a day, two a week, like what's the consistency? It depends on the platform. Some platforms you can do five a day. And we have them post on Facebook five times a day. That worked well. I think one a day for most part is the minimum. So one a day is minimum, right? Yeah. And then what about on YouTube? YouTube, you can post as many as you want. So there's nothing to stop. But some people say that if you're going to post on YouTube, you should do it consistently, like the same time every day. Like not every day, but it might be like your only release videos on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, always at 9 a.m. Pacific and always stick to that structure. There are other people like, no, just upload whenever you got something to upload. So what's the right answer? I don't know the right answer to that exactly. But I think what else is it's not necessarily the time that you posted like 10 p.m. or 10 a.m. I think it's just the consistency more. So if you can see consistent, I think people will get used to you uploading with Khan every single day and then they'll get into habit checking your channel every single day. There are a few channels that I check every single day and I get used to them uploading with Khan every single day. And then sometimes I go over and I don't find new Khan. I'm like, where the hell is the problem with you? So I'm always looking for a new kind of for these guys. So there you go. 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