Achieved 1 billion cumulative views, 2.41 million average views, and 100 million monthly income!
The last exit strategy for you, the ordinary person, is YouTube.

* A to Z on YouTuber Income
* Complete analysis of the YouTube algorithm system
* Jimuvi Channel actual script revealed

Anyone in Korea with even the slightest interest in movies will likely know the YouTube channel 'Jimoobi'.
Jimubi is a YouTuber who rose to the top in the film industry, which was considered a red ocean, in just two years.
He is also a successful creator who has achieved a monthly income of hundreds of millions of won through YouTube alone.
Jimubi, the number one creator on YouTube for Korean movies, has revealed the process and know-how of how he achieved a monthly income in the hundreds of millions with a capital of only 240,000 won in "Jimubi's YouTube Exit."


We will thoroughly explain the entire YouTube process, from the planning stage before starting YouTube to video production know-how and channel management methods.
In particular, you can compare the actual script of the 'Jimoobi' channel with the uploaded video.
Additionally, we analyze the moment when the algorithm selects you as having "exploded" and establish your own formula, revealing a method to attack the YouTube algorithm that makes your channel recommended.
Above all, it reveals everything about YouTuber income that was previously unknown, including the various routes and methods through which YouTubers can earn income, as well as the advertising process.
This will serve as a solid guideline for those who want to start a YouTube channel with a YouTube strategy based on repeated experience and statistics, rather than a story based on wild guesses, and for those who want to achieve financial freedom through YouTube.

Now, even if I open a new channel, I am confident that I will eventually reach 2 million subscribers.
To reach this number, I literally dedicated all my time to YouTube, researching and running for 4 years.
As a result, I realized that there are no coincidences on YouTube.
Channels that fail, channels that do well, channels that were good and then suddenly fail, channels that suddenly become popular, videos that fail, videos that do well, videos that suddenly become popular - they all have a reason.
In this book, I intend to share all the know-how I have honed and accumulated over the past four years.
---From "Prologue - From an Ordinary Job Seeker to a YouTuber with 2 Million Subscribers"

One of the biggest concerns of people hesitating to start a YouTube channel is that YouTube is already saturated, or a red ocean.
With so many channels available, isn't it too late to start YouTube now? But let's get straight to the point: YouTube doesn't have a red ocean.
This is because we have created a virtually unique platform with no concept of a red ocean through a miraculous algorithm system.
---From "The Miracle of YouTube's Algorithm, Without a Red Ocean"

You can grow your channel without necessarily revealing your face.
There are already numerous examples of successful channels operating without revealing their faces.
Channels like 'Alganzi' and 'Woowakgud' that use AR emojis or signature characters instead of faces are also examples.
---From "Pros and Cons of Face Disclosure and Nondisclosure"

Likewise, another issue that takes up time at the beginning stage is worrying about equipment.
To conclude, it would be nice if the equipment was good, but it doesn't matter if it's not good.
If the success of a video is given as a numerical value of 100, the weight of equipment and tools is only about 2.
---From "Equipment and tools that are good if you like them, but okay if you don't"

One of the things to consider when initially setting the theme of your channel is content exhaustion.
In fact, movie YouTubers have an advantage in this area.
Not only are movies constantly being produced, but now that we have entered the era of OTT, the sources are truly endless.

---From "How to Become a Competitive YouTube Planner"

Since riding the algorithm like this is never a 'coincidence', if you are a YouTuber who is moving in the right direction, an opportunity will definitely come.
I can confidently say that even if I create a new channel and start from scratch, my first video will definitely be a hit.
It's not a boast, but anyone with the ability to understand and analyze algorithms can definitely do it.

---From "There is a reason for choosing an algorithm"

Let's focus on trends and systems that are being promoted, especially on YouTube.
For example, in 2021, as TikTok rose rapidly, YouTube significantly increased the exposure of shorts, a similar video format, to counter it.

---From "Let's conquer the system promoted by YouTube"

If you have the time and are planning and selecting a theme properly from beginning to end, the first thing to consider is whether there is a thumbnail angle.
This is because thumbnails are so important that they account for more than 50% of the number of views a video gets.
It usually takes at least two days to create one video, and in extreme cases it can take up to three weeks.
After putting so much effort into creating this, what if you don't have a suitable thumbnail angle at the all-important thumbnail selection stage? It's already disheartening.
So, if you proceed according to the rules, you will always see the 'thumbnail angle first', that is, the YouTube angle first.
---From "Content Selection: How to Grab YouTube"

Sometimes, you see rumors floating around that you absolutely must upload at least 5 times a week to be successful.
This is clearly false.
Of course, if you upload it 5 times and all 5 times are selected by the algorithm as high-quality videos, it can't get any better than that.
But if I start out by myself, without any staff, and only make five videos a week, the quality of those videos won't be all that great.
If you continue to upload low-quality videos and are repeatedly evaluated by bots as having poor video quality, your channel's rating will also drop.
---From "Upload Timing and Frequency: Using My Viewer Traffic Statistics"

Once YouTube grows to a certain level, it will be able to expand its revenue stream beyond basic view revenue to include advertising revenue.
In a way, it started as a YouTube channel, but it gradually became like running a business, with various revenue streams and opportunities.
If you do this, you will naturally be able to generate a relatively stable income that will allow you to make YouTube your full-time job.

---From "How much income can you make from YouTube?"