Hey everyone 👋 I'm Adil, based in Toronto, and I run the YouTube channel Raspberry Pi Made Easy. I made one video that kept getting views year after year. That's how all of this started , and it's the whole idea behind this community. That video wasn't better than my others. It was just the one I'd named after something people were actually typing into YouTube. I try to synthesize what’s working out and sharing it here in an easy to understand manner across the various classrooms I'm excited about: 🔹 Youtube SEO 🔹 Helping people get found without ever being on camera 🔹 Sharing what I learned going from 0 → 1.2M+ views on a faceless channel, most of it from search When I'm not tinkering with tech, you'll probably find me: 📹 Creating content 📚 Reading a good book ⚽ Playing soccer If you've got a channel, drop it in the comments , I'll try to tell you what I think your best video is doing right.

This community is about one thing: getting your videos found in search. Not posting more. Not luck. Search. I run a small channel about Raspberry Pi. Most of my views come from search, and a lot of them come from videos I uploaded a long time ago. That is the whole reason this place exists , a video that ranks keeps working after you have stopped thinking about it. What you will not find here: hacks, algorithm secrets, or anyone telling you what your views will be. I have no control over the algorithm and neither does anybody selling you one. What you will find: a way to pick a title people are already searching for, and a way to check it before you film. The next ten minutes: 1. Read the six lessons here. They are short. 2. Then go to the Community tab and say hello. One line is enough , what your channel is about, and what you are stuck on. That is it. Go to the next lesson. Quick one so I know who's here 👇

Here's something that happens a lot. You get an idea. You film it. You edit it. You upload it. And then almost nobody watches. The video wasn't bad. Nobody was looking for it. There's a way to find that out before you make it, and it takes about ten minutes. You type your idea into YouTube. You read the top five videos properly. You ask three things: is anyone smaller than me up there, are these results old or badly named, and do they actually answer the question? Then you decide. Make it, or skip it. Skipping is a win too. You just saved yourself a weekend. So let's do it seven times. One idea a day, for seven days. Ten minutes each. You post what you found in the thread, and I'll try to share some solid insights By Sunday you'll have seven ideas you actually checked, at least one worth filming, and a title written for it. That's your next month of videos decided by what people are searching for not by what felt like a good idea on a Tuesday. Never done this before? Good. Lesson 2 in Start Here shows you how, with two examples. It takes ten minutes to read. Want in? Comment 𝗜'𝗠 𝗜𝗡 below and I'll DM you the daily format right away.