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Adrian's Journal 200713 - Another Parcel Arrived

This is one wet Monday morning. Love the sound of the rain. Love the cool sensation on my skin. Love the grey skies.


Today?
  • Standby for the delivery of 2 parcels.
  • Shoot two new unboxing videos.
Let's align with my goals...

Gumroad 1000 Visitors Goal
  • Night. 212.
  • This morning. 207.  Merge this promo with my YouTube videos.
  • Evening. 209.

Amzn 300 clicks 10 orders Challenge
  • Night. 136 clicks. 7 orders. $1 earned. Many returned goods.
  • This morning. No orders! For the first time! Panic. Press the red alert button. Something is not right. Is there traffic to the website and  YouTube channel?
  • Traffic is good for the website. Same traffic. Amazon links are working. 
  • It must be this. The product is not required anymore to turn your GoPro into a webcWhat's am. 
  • Scramble to write new solutions. New products. Suddenly one product is made redundant and business ends. 
  • Traffic is okay on YouTube.
  • Stop making video tutorials instead make videos about problems and solutions.
  • Evening. 180 clicks. 0 orders.
  • I am not doubling down. That's what's happening. I am now focusing on new trending products.
  • Is there a way to double down while talking about trend. 

YTVL 17000 Subscribers Challenge
  • Night. 16686. Up 10. 
  • This morning. 16713. Up 27.
  • Evening. 16729. Up 16.
What's trending in tech?
  • Blackmagic Design Announced New ATEM 2M/E and 4M/E Advanced Panels... Blackmagic Design announced two new control panels for its switchers. The new ATEM 2 M/E Advanced Panel features 2 M/E rows with 20 input buttons and 2 independent system control LCDs for each row. The ATEM 4 M/E Advanced Panel features 4 M/E rows with 40 input buttons per row and 4 independent system control LCDs for each row. This large panel includes 24 LCD’s for custom labeling of every button on every row. - https://www.cinema5d.com/blackmagic-design-announced-new-atem-2m-e-and-4m-e-advanced-panels/

What happened?
Yolobox
  • Intro
  • Story
  • Specs
  • Unbox
  • Whats outside
  • Whats inside
  • Features
  • How it works




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