How to Sell on YouTube Without Killing Your Channel

Being able to turn your YouTube videos into a money-maker is great, but be warned that some sales techniques are counterproductive and can actually kill your channel. In this video I'm exploring the best ways you can sell a product or service to your audience without coming across as slimy and without jeopardising your position on the YouTube platform.

EXAMPLES OF THIS STRATEGY ON MY CHANNEL
1) Discoverable

2) Community

3) Big (except with no promotional campaign behind them)

4) Sales

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[Jtbosss]

Keep up the good work helping people with suspensions! We need more people like you all helping eBay traders.

[KJKP]

Another aspect you got goin’ is that you are very likable. For me, that is something I like, a person who feels like, “Yeah, if he was my neighbor, he’d get invited to dinner.”

[SeanOzz]

great advice, not sure why i am always trying to make every video with crazy edits and cool angles and stuff, i need to realize it's ok to sit and just talk to my subs. those might not be discoverable videos and die in a week or so but a nice way to grow the community and faster and easier to film. thanks for that!

[alexanderlyon]

The sales funnel analogy clarified a lot for me. Great stuff.

[WebStrategieWolf]

So basically you see youtube as your whole sales funnel and you dont collect emails, did i get that right? thx

[OffTheJacks]

I remember when it was a big thing to do a 30 second video about your latest blog post (sale) and TRY to get everyone to watch and click to your post...those were so irritating and glad that seems to be done with.

[shannontorrens]

I can’t believe I never thought about that, just tell the viewer to do one thing not 5 things!

[BetterwithPhoebe]

When I reflect on the channels that have convinced me to buy something, it's always a function of credibility + value + clear ask. I believe in their expertise to help me solve a problem and I believe the solution they're selling will help me and they ask me to do a specific thing: buy it!

[TheRichardsRevealed]

WHOOOAAA at the start of this video. That was pretty cool Tim! Felt like a little news piece with a great hook to keep you around.

[desmondsawyer]

Hello Tim I don't have a youtube channel but I watch all your videos anyway because Im weird and I enjoy them for some reason : )

[acountrylife]

Awesome video. I haven’t watched you for a while and when this video showed up it just screamed “watch me”. I’m so glad I did. It answered some questions I’ve been asking myself lately. I’m off to plan out each of these video styles.

[winonadaphne]

i love how transparent and helpful your videos are. nowhere else has the information about the different types of videos, and how each video serves a different purpose, like a marketing campaign. brilliant stuff!!!

[Randomona]

The point about having too many goals for one video is so true!

[smartdrivetest]

Thank Tim & team - great video showing how to sell on YouTube. I hadn't given thought to one video, one goal. That is great information to consider when formulating a video. I'm now rethinking how to approach making videos on my channel. All the best, Cheers Rick

[IleaneSmith]

Fantastic video Tim! Keep going "deep" for those of us who are bored with the same ole same ole! Love ya!

[MINEMOB]

🔥I reached 400 subscribers today so I want to say thank you!🔥

[abefarrar]

Taking in all these knowledge bombs so that when my channel grows we can implement them on my kids channel. Thanks for the info! Excited to see what this year brings!

[ChristopherShawnShaw]

Clever! I chuckled at the ice cream reveal!

[CreativeLivingLifestyles]

I like this breakdown of everything. Great video ;) THX!

[RevelatorAlf]

Thanks again for this video. Always clear and concise and I've used lots of tips from your videos on my own channel too. Cheers