I M Steve Chase

Right now people are watching more YouTube videos than ever before (is that even possible?) which makes it even MORE important that you have your own YouTube Channel up and running right now. But getting it all done, and done RIGHT, is not as easy as it seems. Sure, you can try to find videos online that will help you with it, but that's a patchwork job at best, and you'll still have gaps in information that you'll have to fill in by yourself. OR... You can grab your very own copy of Adam Payne's "YouTube Channel Mastery Reloaded" where he'll show you, from start to finish, the BEST way to setup and get your YouTube channel up and running today. PLUS... Buy it through my affiliate link and I'll share with you a special link where you can get lifetime access to TubeBuddy Pro (normally $9/month) for your newly created channel for a one-time payment of just $39. But you must purchase through my link... https://vidaffiliate.com/channelmastery Enjoy!

Did you get started online with the intention of failing? Probably not. But this is why you ARE failing. Do as I SAY and NOT as I DID.

Short-attention span is the bane of most marketers. People nowadays have NO interest in waiting for ANYTHING. So if you are making offers, make them quick. In this episode I'll also share with you a fun (and enlightening) game you can play the next time you watch tv or a movie. It may change the way you look at marketing forever...

Today's episode is about video creation and my 2 words of advice for all aspiring video creators. I also share my opinions on a couple of recent video product launches (Videze & Video Robot) as well as another video product that has made me 1000's of dollars on a regular basis.

In episode #2 (and they said that this podcast would never last) I'll talk about the holy trinity of IM, selling umbrellas in the rain, and how buying a phone in real life is not much different than IM.

In this first episode ever of I M Steve Chase, I'll talk about why a podcast, the perils of distractions, how to deal with scheduling and planning, and a possible recipe for how to wake up in the morning without feeling super stressed out.