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All right, I've been doing clipping for about two weeks and this is the best advice I can give you right now. Number one, be consistent. The reason why I say that is I say that to myself as well. Like I've given up so many accounts. I had an account with like 170 subscribers on YouTube, just by clipping and even making organic videos like literally setting them and then making them myself and I was actually doing well but I gave up because I wasn't seeing results. Look, stuff takes time. Everything takes time. You invested in it, it's a long-term investment. You're not gonna see money straight away unless you implement content rewards. Obviously, content rewards being free, you can start with like zero followers on a fresh page. So yeah, that's why I say trust the process. Number two, invest in rail. As you'll see, I've been displaying on my YouTube channel, Crayo is a lifesaver. For example, I used to take like two hours to make like a few clips. This is me making like a few clips and five minutes. When you see me, make sure life's so much easier. My last advice is implement SEO and hashtags like TikTok, YouTube page and keywords like that. What that essentially does is it'll make your audience more broad. For example, they're searching for something else, you'll still come up. Obviously, when you're gonna come up, for example, even on Google, you see the first product, you're gonna get interested from it because it's the first thing your eye catches. So yeah, optimize SEO and hashtags. What I mean by that is for example, I've made videos on my page regarding adding the tags and keywords into your channel. What that essentially does is it'll make your audience more broad. For example, they're searching for something else, you'll still come up. Obviously, when you're gonna come up, for example, even on Google, you see the first product, you're gonna get interested from it because it's the first thing your eye catches. So yeah, optimize SEO and hashtags.