David Omari was working a bunch of nine-to-fives. Macy’s, Sears, you name it. On his breaks, he was watching a lot of gamers, YouTubers. And he starts seeing how they’re all buying their dream car, their dream house.
So he was like, “Wait a minute, I play these games too. Maybe I need to try that.”
So he starts posting gaming content. Perfect ’cause he didn’t have to show his face or anything like that.
Once he saw that first ad revenue, it was on.
David doubled down on his content, created more channels, hired people to do some of the stuff for him. Then, eventually, all the stuff for him.
Ran it all the way up to 18 different channels, over 1 million total subscribers, and now more than $100k a month in passive income.
Bam. YouTube automation. Anyone can do it, he says.
You can hire people off Fiverr to write the script, do the voice over, edit it, everything. You’re looking at about $40 to $80 to get an entire video produced, from start to finish.
He’ll teach you the mile-high overview on his live YTA Workshop, which he hosts every Sunday. At the end of that, he’ll try to sell you his course, YouTube Mastery Program, which costs $1,497.
What can you expect if you purchase it?
“Man, you gonna learn how to monetize your channel fast,” he promises. “Like super fast. The fastest you ever seen before.”
“And then once you monetize it, now you got a stream of income. And I’m gonna give you the game on how to grow that income with YouTube. It’s a big opportunity,” he continues.
“You spending all these hours on social media anyway. You might as well make a bag off it.”
“And it’s really no excuse ’cause when I did it, I had just dropped outta college, quit my day jobs, and went all-in on this.”
“Even if you don’t wanna do it for the rest of your life, it’s like, you can build a digital asset, collect the cash flow for a while, and then sell it later on. I sold one of my channels for six-figures. There’s entire marketplaces that you can sell your channels on.”
“As far as YouTube, or really entrepreneurship in general, I always tell people, you just wanna jump off the porch and land on your feet,” David says. “That’s what it’s gotta be, man. And just keep running from there.”
“‘Cause ain’t nobody gonna tell you what you’re supposed to be doing in life. Well, they’ll offer you advice, but it’s usually the wrong advice.”
“Nobody told me to go try YouTube. I just saw these gamers killing it and I was like, ‘Pfft, I can do that.’ But whatever way you wanna do it, I can teach you.”
Whether you wanna go the traditional route, maybe be the next Logan or Jake or MrBeast; or go straight into automation, David’s got you.
Obviously, with the traditional route, it’s gonna be time-consuming, it’s gonna be slow-going at first, you gotta be the face of it, it’s not exactly scalable, but it can be really rewarding. And you’re keeping your costs low.
The majority of people, though, don’t want anything to do with being on camera, buying all that equipment, and getting a buncha hate in the comments section.
“Bottom line,” David finishes with, “don’t be on social media for hours and hours a day and not making nothing from it. Go get on YouTube where they actually paying you for your content.”
“Just get out there and do it. It’s so easy to procrastinate on getting started. You’ve probably been telling yourself to start your own YouTube channel for years. Now you got somebody that’s got a blueprint and a roadmap for you.”
“Definitely tap in with me ’cause I wanna help y’all get to the next level.”
Unfortunately for David, there’s a lot of chatter online calling him a scammer.