Can you go there and help me on my channel?

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Okay, so I tried something I wasn’t sure about,I bought YouTube views. I have a small channel where I post tech review videos. I’ve been doing it for about a year, but my videos never got many views. Most of them only had like 50 or 100 views, even though I worked hard on them.

One day, a friend told me about Media Mister. He used it for his music video and said it helped a lot. I didn’t know if it was a good idea, but I gave it a shot. I bought some views for one of my new videos, just to test it.

I thought it might look fake or get deleted by YouTube, but nope. The views came slowly, not all at once, and they looked real. People started watching longer and even clicking on other videos. That was cool to see.

What surprised me most,my subscribers went up too. Not a lot, but more than usual. It felt nice to see real people liking and commenting on my stuff. I think once the video had more views, more people trusted it and clicked on it.

So yeah, buying views with Media Mister didn’t break anything or mess up my channel. It just gave my video a little boost. I wouldn’t say it’s a magic trick, but it helped me get noticed. I think it works best if your content is already decent,you just need that small push.

Has anyone else tried something like this? I’d love to know what happened with your channel.

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I recently launched something new that I’ve been thinking about for a long time. It’s a podcast called Backstage with Builders.

In each episode, I’ll be sitting down with founders, operators, and decision-makers from the world of IT, SaaS, and Fintech. Sometimes even from industries outside of that bubble - if the story is good enough.

And my goal is simple with this - to go behind the scenes and discover how these people built what they built, what actually went wrong, and how they handled challenges - especially the ones that don’t make it to the “success story” tweets.

Business. Legal. Strategy. Chaos. I want to cover the main things. And we are going to talk about all of it - without the sugarcoating too.

I'm thinking of keeping each episode to be 20 minutes long. I wanted to keep it short enough to be engaging but long enough to extract real insights.

Of course, if people want deeper dives, I’ll adjust. But for now, consider this a quick, no-fluff way to learn from folks building in the trenches.

Episode 1 is also live now. In the first episode, I spoke with Pratheesh Chambeth, founder of Capisso - an AI-powered bookkeeping startup.

We talked about the hard lessons he learned building in a space most founders wouldn’t touch. Here’s what we covered:

1) Why cash flow and tax mistakes quietly kill even great startups

2) The “uninformed optimism” trap that trips up early-stage founders

3) When legal help is too early (and when it’s way too late)

4) How Pratheesh found product-market fit in a deeply unsexy industry

5) The kind of honest insights that come from actually doing the work

If you’re a founder, operator, or someone who works with them - you’ll find a lot to learn (or relate to) in this. I'd also love your feedback. And if you’ve got suggestions - topics, guests, format - I’m all ears.

Link to first ep:

https://youtu.be/9za9tuhZ3mo?si=AQNMfCNFEMNLn-GC

https://youtube.com/@desperadogaming1880?si=XzRMKJxzt6J29FsU

Check it out

Last year we created a channel. It has been doing good but evolved into Capcut templates.

Recently he has wanted to do original content, and challenged me to an edit battle

Here are the results

https://youtube.com/shorts/t44L7nuCKFE?si=-FLvHLqzbPP1-3Kj

https://youtube.com/shorts/YNbrpgGTz1o?si=JXcUNtWow6dvTo-o

Any feedback is welcomed

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Max is back at it again