Jake Trinder — I grow & manage the biggest educational YouTube channels. $1M+/mo channel portfolio.
I grow & manage the biggest educational YouTube channels. $1M+/mo channel portfolio.
Jake Trinder ranks #281 of 19,190 LinkedIn creators in Marketing & Advertising, and is a standout voice in United Kingdom. They have 5.1K followers and published 38 posts in the last 30 days at a 1.7% average engagement rate.
- 5.1K followers
- 38 posts / 30d
- 1.7% avg engagement
- 591 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Jake says he’s been scaling channels since he was ten, which explains why his entire business model is just convincing grown men that his homework assignments are high-level B2B strategy. Calling a company Viral Bangers is a bold move for a guy whose engagement rate is currently lower than a teenager’s chores completion percentage.
About Jake
I've been scaling YouTube channels for 10+ years (since I was 10 years old). I run YouTube channels behind the scenes for some of the fastest growing companies on YouTube. I've scaled multiple channels from 0 to 7 figures ARR in several different niches and industries, scaled companies to 8+ figures and added 8 figures in value to companies through YouTube A few examples: Instantly AI's YouTube Channel from $0 to 7 figures ARR in 8 months. 1000s of new customers added Leevi Eerola's YouTube Channel from 0 to 7 figures/Year in 8 months. 200 sales calls a month Brook Hiddink's dead YouTube channel that made $0 to $45k/mo in 4 months Helped EFX Trading scale from $200k/mo to $1.2M/mo in 12 months. Deal sizes of $10k to $100k+ New channel for B2B agency named Viral Bangers from 0 to 1k subs in 25 days, adding $20k MRR Submagic AI's dead channel from $0 to 20 new customers in the first month More extensive list here: https://gamma.app/docs/Some-Case-Studies-ux53x7ogzr8evqh I figured out how to rank YouTube videos for any search term on YouTube, meaning for businesses that I can rank them at the top of search terms that thousands of their ideal customers are searching for with 100% certainty of ranking (see below). I don't know anyone else who can do this. This shows me ranking for Alex Hormozi 5 times in a row: https://www.loom.com/share/71f734cf5f8d4015a2abc740bc1b9f18?sid=c4353396-402e-42f4-a2b1-9329bbb71a9e And this tweet shows people's reactions: https://twitter.com/JAKETRINDER_/status/1739797296496222251 We've scaled YouTube channels successfully in 30+ niches and industries and generated millions of views and millions of dollars this past year through YouTube. Through my company Views To Clients, I run and scale the YouTube channels of companies, done for them.
Highlights
- Consistent Creator — 23 posts in 30d · top 5%
- Top 5% in United Kingdom — Ranked #76 of 1849 creators
- Top 10% in Marketing & Advertising — Ranked #80 of 1094 creators
- Top Engager — 1.80% rate · top 25%
Recent posts
Running 100+ videos a month actually looks like this: → Most of the week is research nobody would film a documentary about → The camera is maybe 5% of the work → Choosing what to make is where the whole thing is won or lost → A spreadsheet of outliers matters more than any gear we own Everyone pictures a studio. It's mostly tabs open across niches that have nothing to do with each other.
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I grew a YouTube channel from $0 to $100k/month in 10 months. If I had to start over from scratch, here's exactly how I'd do it in half the time: The first time, I treated YouTube like one channel. Get views. Book calls. I grew a YouTube channel from $0 to $100k/month in 10 months. If I had to start over from scratch, here's exactly how I'd do it in half the time: The first time, I treated YouTube like one channel. Get views. Book calls. Done. That was the mistake. YouTube isn't one channel. It's the seed that feeds every other channel you have. Here's the exact step-by-st
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I'm begging you: • Start a YouTube channel • Point it at the exact people you want as clients • Post through the cringe and the silence • Give it time to compound If you want to look back and call it the best thing you ever did for your business… Follow this exact blueprint: First, understand what you're signing up for. The early months feel like nothing is working. That feeling is normal. It's not failure. Here's what really happens, month by month: Month 1: The cringe. You'll hate how you look and sound on camera. Your first videos will be rough. Mine were awful… Post the
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