Is 90 % of your revenue coming from YouTube comments?
No, not 90 %. It’s actually about 16 % from YouTube comments, meaning roughly 84 % of my revenue comes from other sources.
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No, not 90 %. It’s actually about 16 % from YouTube comments, meaning roughly 84 % of my revenue comes from other sources.
He runs one of the largest school communities generating about $300,000 per month while working roughly 90 minutes a day himself. He tracks brand growth across major social platforms on a page. He started YouTube on February 1 2024 growing from about 100 subscribers to over 45,900 by February 1 2025. He launched Instagram in early 2025 and LinkedIn a couple of weeks before the video. His daily updates channel began about 194 days prior. His four main content methods are YouTube (oldest highest value) daily updates Instagram and LinkedIn (experimenting). He does not manage LinkedIn himself; a helper creates content based on YouTube videos following a waterfall approach where YouTube is the core platform and other platforms repurpose its content. He does not run all platforms simultaneously; he started with YouTube then added Instagram then LinkedIn. For beginners he advises that YouTube remains criminally undervalued. The key metric is total minutes of content watched: YouTube averages about five minutes per view (≈300 seconds) while Instagram averages around five seconds giving YouTube a roughly 60× advantage in monetizability per view. Consequently his YouTube channel drives the overwhelming majority of school signups with Instagram contributing only about 2–3% and LinkedIn similar to Instagram due to higher consumption time. He also shares that after recovering from a shoulder injury his confidence and gym performance improved dramatically making his life fantastic.
As of last month I made over $300,000, with about 85 % of that coming from education. So education is far more scalable than building a service.
Yes, I’ve released it. You can find the Instagram automation on leftclicker.gumroad.com (it might also be in Maker School). It has 12 reviews—feel free to leave a five‑star rating if you like it.
Just be consistent with posting. When I started I had almost no viewers, but by posting regularly I grew to about 22k subscribers. Keep at it and you'll see growth.