Yungemann Case-Study

Hey,

Imagine if you had a magic wind that could take your client's go from barely reaching 10k views to hitting 40M views in channel total in under 6 months?

You are going to use it and make a bunch of money.

Now how would it feel if I told you you can really deliver these kinds of transformations and never run out of clients but with no stupid winds needed, just eye-catching thumbnails that pull viewers in?

Stick with me, because in today’s case study, I’m going to show you exactly how it’s done.

To start things off, Let me introduce you to yungeman (my client).

Eman is a 19-year-old content creator on YouTube. (he basically rizz random girls on the streets)

He was struggling to generate a couple of thousand views per video until I randomly came across his channel,

I saw his potential and knew that he could do much better with some tweaks to his overall branding.

I emailed him to explain my vision and how I could help him achieve better results.

Eman was hesitant at first, but thankfully, after seeing all of my previous work, he trusted me and collaborated.

Notice:

This is one of the reasons why I always highlight working on your portfolio, even if you’re a complete beginner having a decent amount of thumbnails under your belt (even if they’re just practice) shows clients that you master what you preach.

We agreed on a $75 per thumbnail fee and he was posting about 4 videos per month.

Each thumbnail takes me less than 2 hours to create, which makes me dedicate 8 hours to Eman’s YouTube channel every month for around $300/month.

As a newbie in the thumbnails industry, you might see this as a very high rate for a simple image.

Let me tell you it’s all about how you market yourself, so if you’re selling your prospects on pixels you can then stick with the $5 to $20 rates.

But when you’re positioned as someone who can deliver transformations not jpeg’s, the game becomes all different.

Always aim to showcase how your work helped previous clients to increase the CTR, views, engagement, and visibility… which affect the overall channel income.

If you haven’t got any tangible results so far, no problem!

Offer your prospects guarantees and divide the payment into different milestones so clients know you aren’t just yapping around.

You see, being underpaid isn’t because of the client or the thumbnails that don’t pay well, actually, it’s all about how you value yourself and your work.

So after our agreement, me and Eman followed a solid plan as we were ready to conquer the YouTube game.

This is what his thumbnails used to look like:

This is now:

It took just two videos for the channel to take off, with Eman hitting 300k views on a single video.

Seeing our collaboration deliver such fast results left him excited to create even more content.

Since then (around 9 months), we’ve kept the momentum going and continued working together. 

In total, we’ve created 34 videos, and the channel's average views per video have skyrocketed from 9k to 176k per video.

Eman invested $2,550 in those 34 thumbnails, and so far, he's earned over $27,725 just from ad revenue alone.

This is the kind of transformation I was talking about earlier that content creators dream of and are ready to pay huge amounts of money for.

So improve your craft, find a way to deliver it effectively, and watch the success knock on your door.

See you on the next one!