She Makes $12,000/mo With 12,000 Subscribers transcript

This is going to completely blow your mind, it could honestly change your life. This is Natasha. She is a 42-year-old mom of two and in a niche you have never heard of before, she went from making $0 a month to $1 per subscriber and is now making between 10 and 15,000 every month. I was actually able to do something similar and was able to make $34,000 in the past 2 years with 600 subscribers. I'm actually going to be doing a live training on exactly how I did that.

I'll leave a link down below. But how much Natasha is making will blow your mind. So Natasha, what are we talking about today? >> Today we're going to talk about affiliate marketing and how I went from making no money with YouTube to being able to make $12,000 in the last 30 days just by sitting on the floor. >> So how long did it take for you to actually see success on YouTube? >> Honestly, 4 years. I first started making money from AdSense.

I only had like 2,500 subscribers for a while and then I was making money from views. And so maybe I would make $100 a month if I was lucky. So that wasn't really going to cut it for long-term unless I suddenly went viral or something. >> So right now you're at 12,000 subscribers, made 12,000 in the last month. How did you get started doing what you're doing? Maybe we can explain how you started making money. >> So a little over a year ago, I had a video that basically popped off where I basically cut the legs off of my desk.

I bought some like shorter legs on Amazon. I was able to install them and I was just talking It was like a 6-minute video. I was just talking about how I was like, "Yeah, I wanted to just try a floor desk." And for some reason that video did really well. It just kind of made me think like, "What can I do with this?" People started commenting like, "Hey, I love floor desks. I want to have a floor desk. Like what options are there out there?" And I happened to just do research on the Google and found that there was actually a floor-to-standing desk.

And I was like, "Oh, this is interesting." And it seemed like they were the only ones at the time. So I reached out to them. I was like, "Hey, I just had a video that popped off and a lot of people are interested in learning more about floor desks and I that your desk does everything. So, would you want to work together? And they were actually just starting their like program where they were working with creators. So, I got to be like the flagship creator for that.

In the past year, I think I've raised over $170,000 in revenue for them. And then obviously I get like commission from that. So, it's been amazing. And then from that, I was able to branch out to other sponsors, especially like in floor life. Anything to do with like sitting on the floor, sleeping on the floor. >> So, you pretty much had one video that kind of took off just talking about something that you were interested in and then we're trying to find other ways to share that with your audience.

You're really serving your audience and trying to find different things to kind of review for them. So, how do you reach out to that first brand? And like if somebody else has something that they want to review, I have a review channel as well. What are some things that they should look for in in a product as well? >> So, in my case, I was able to basically reach out to a brand that had a a high ticket product and it's something that I would use in my everyday life and I felt like my audience would also benefit from it.

And when you reach out to a brand, it's important to also ask them questions, you know, like learn more about their story. What made them come up with that product? Because that can also, you know, help you and how you're able to tell their story to your audience. Because like usually there's always a problem, like a product solves a problem, right? And you want to make sure that it's a problem that your audience has and if it is that you want to make sure that you're able to help them see that. >> Like you said, the product, like a good product, solves a problem.

And another problem that people have is should I buy this product? And your video is also solving a problem. So, it's solving a problem for that brand and also for the consumer. They're saying before I spend on this high ticket product, should I buy this or not? And you're trying to be that person who says, "No, don't buy this. Yes, buy that." So, how do you find that authenticity of selling stuff in your videos while giving like an honest review? >> For me, I feel what has worked is that I try out different things and then I just list everything like, "Hey, this is this is These are the features.

This is how I feel about it." Like, and and always preface it with this is like what works for me. And it's up to you guys, like the audience. It's up to you guys to decide if it works for you, but I want to help my audience be aware of the different options that they have. >> So, if someone is looking to get started in affiliate marketing specifically through YouTube, how would you recommend that they start that? >> So, I would say that if you're looking to get into affiliate marketing through YouTube, you're going to want to look at more high-ticket items cuz you're not going to make much money off of like a five or $10 item.

So, high-ticket would be like, say you're able to get like 25% commission on like a $100 thing. That's That's a lot of money already. Or it could be like a product that's like $1,000 or so. Like some of my brands, their AOV or their average order value is like around $1,000 or $1,200. And so, if you're able to get like 10% commission from that, then that's going to be really good. It's also basically items that your audience They're not going to just impulse buy.

They need to do research, right? So, if they need to do research, then they need to like, you know, do the Google or do the YouTube, you know, like and it all can lead back to you. Basically, if you figure out certain keywords, you can dominate and then when people search for those keywords, you can come up and then it's just only you and then you become basically the authority on a certain thing. So, if you Google like Japanese floor futon, you might you might see me, you know, a few times like but I I did my best to basically make a whole content library and I feel like that's important, too.

Like, if you're able to do maybe different aspects about that product, maybe you don't get as many views, but people are really searching for that. So, the views that you do get are very targeted and they're very like, "I'm really interested in buying this product and I need to find out more information." That's why I feel like I'm able to make many sales each day. >> it was like a year ago, you weren't pretty much making any money, and now in the past 30 days or I think 30 days, you made like $12,000 plus with 12,000 subscribers, which is insane.

And it's It's It's relatively consistent. So, what did that that ramp up look like? And then how much are you like making daily? >> So, the ramp up, it was like flatline for like a long time, but in the last like three like maybe four months, it just like exploded. So, like March, I made like I think like $100. April, I made like $300. And then May, it started to get a little interesting. It was like maybe like seven or $800.

June, it was like $5,500. And then July, it's like $12,000. Yeah, but it's it's wild. >> That's a crazy ramp up. So, do you think the unlock there was you realizing something was working and doubling down and then also showing up on Google for those keywords that people are searching >> For me, it's so niche cuz what I I just sit on the floor, I sleep on the floor, and I just tell people about it. And it's literally like my everyday life.

And like having those keywords, you know, like dominating with the keywords, it's just all kind of like exploded into something in like the last two months. And so, it's it's wild. >> 12,000, like where does it come from? Is that affiliates? Is that a mix of AdSense? Is that 10 different brands? Is it all one? How does that work? >> Most of it right now is from one affiliate. Um but I also have like some other affiliates that are also bringing in like a few hundred a month as well.

And then AdSense, I make a total of like $7 a day on AdSense. Yeah, AdSense. I >> This is something that I always talk about is like small channels. Like I have a channel that's not monetized yet. It has 400 subscribers. I do product reviews, high tickets, very similar to what you do, based around keywords. And that's made $20,000 in the past year, and it's not monetized. It doesn't have AdSense. So, finding whether it's it's your own product or a something that's affiliate that people are searching for, either one of those that that are searching for is a really great way for people who are getting started.

So, you have that one video that popped off that kind of changed the whole trajectory and you doubled down on that. How did you get that first video to pop off? Is that the content you were normally making? Like, what were you doing differently that led to that shift? >> So, basically this is what happened. I had been chugging away at YouTube for probably 2 years prior to my video popping off. I wasn't getting much traction.

I ended up actually taking a break. And then when I came back to YouTube, I learned a lot more about like thumbnails and hooks and all that stuff. It honestly like it really helped me to just get better systems in place and to just also like tone down my thumbnails. I was trying too hard and I realized that I just needed simplicity. So, I literally like my video that popped off, I basically just had my floor desk there and I was sitting at it.

And it was like so simple. Just a nice clean background, you know, minimalist everything. I feel like that made it so clickable. >> How many views do you average like per video? >> Right now I'm going to say it's between 2 and 3,000 views. If it's more like niche, like especially if I'm answering like um audience questions, maybe then it's like 1,500 views. It's like small but mighty. Like I'm getting 2,000 views, you know, on each video, but I'm making like a lot of money each day, like hundreds of dollars each day, which I still it's like still hard to to fathom, but yeah. >> Well, drop a like to to support Natasha making more money.

It's super cool. So, in the past 30 days where you have made like this is your best month yet, how many videos did you post? >> I think two, three, maybe three. >> Okay. >> It's not consistent. >> Three videos for the most money you've ever made as opposed to working like it it really goes to show the compound effects of this and that quality matters so much, the systems in place, the strategies in place matters way more than just really hard work and just like just grinding on the hamster wheel of like making okay videos that don't have a monetization strategy.

It's very really cool to see in real time just kind of happen. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Isn't that crazy? Three videos for 12 grand? Is that ridiculous? That's just silly. >> It's wild. It's like >> the year of old videos that are catching up. >> Yeah. Yeah. And it's just it's just crazy cuz it's like basically if my audience has a question or they have a request, I just make the video. And then it's like low effort and I make it and then I get like like a bunch of sales the next day. >> How long does it take you per video? >> Maybe like an hour.

And then when I get to edit, I edit it in like two to three hours. So it's like not a lot of time. >> you're at like four hours a video, you're at a thousand dollars an hour to do YouTube if you did three videos in the past month. >> Wait. >> 12,000 dollars income. >> Oh, yeah. That's No, that's wild. >> Yeah, I'm telling you. That's it's crazy. >> That's so cool. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, guys. Affiliate marketing, guys. Can't figure it out.

There's something for like everyone can find their something. Sometimes you just have to kind of like listen to the wind. I don't know. Just kidding. No, just listen to you know, listen to your audience like and and just you know, it's things that you use, you know, like it's just it makes it easier cuz then you're not like trying to fake like you like something. You're not just reviewing a different product like every two days and like oh, you know, trying to see where, you know, this these are this is stuff I've like used for months.

I've really it really helps me like even to do my work like my floor desks and stuff. It's like I I edit my videos with it, you know, like I I work there. So it's like part of my everyday life. So it's so easy to talk about it. And I guess that's what people like to see also. >> If you enjoyed this video and you want to see how I was able to make 34,000 dollars with 600 subscribers, I'll put a link to a masterclass where I'm teaching how to do this down below.

It's totally free. Honestly, this strategy could change your life and your channel. So really check it out.