what was I thinking?

[AnthonyS]

I sold a car a few weeks back. I went to look at a white 07 WRX today. It was slammed on 18s had a washed / rebuilt title and had an open exhaust. It sounded and drove good but had too many things to undo to rally including new wheels and suspension work.

I was a bit bummed as I won’t have a car for the last event this year. We have soccer and kiddos B day then too.

I did find a Subie RS (non turbo WRX) for a good deal 14 hours from DFW by drive that is all stock. I can put snow tires on it and have fun next Spring. I’m doing a fly and drive on 11/2. It’s an ‘02 Bugeye in Rally Blue.

[4bangen]

I started a facebook group specifically for rally racing mustangs. lets see where this goes. There are more of them than I thought.

[4bangen]

These videos have inspired me to go look for a cheap
Subie. I’m looking at a few this weekend.

Good luck! can't wait to have you out there running with us.

Sponsor it with the new company...BAM...business expense

I need to do this.

[Ruffdaddy]

Sponsor it with the new company...BAM...business expense

[AnthonyS]

These videos have inspired me to go look for a cheap
Subie. I’m looking at a few this weekend.

[4bangen]

for sure...i hope you get youtube rich so you can build all sorts of badass rally shit.

me too.

[Ruffdaddy]

That's good advice, thanks.

For sure...I hope you get youtube rich so you can build all sorts of badass rally shit.

[4bangen]

I guess your metrics will tell you how well received those shorter clips are doing.

Youtube is hard, and to inspire people requires views. Getting views is a ton of work, but hopefully you can build a following. Unless you're a high search term category...the algorithm will bury your videos way deep down.

I know that doesn't help you, but the biggest metrics to look at are CTR, retention and watch time. Those will define how well your videos do.

All of your rally videos look visually the same and don't have descriptors that will differentiate them so it'll be hard to get high CTR when youtube promotes your other videos after a viewer watches 1. The video quality doesn't matter at all if your CTR is bad until you have a huge following.

It may also help for you to email your videos to blogs, websites....etc that share this type of content.

That's good advice, thanks.

[Ruffdaddy]

I guess your metrics will tell you how well received those shorter clips are doing.

Youtube is hard, and to inspire people requires views. Getting views is a ton of work, but hopefully you can build a following. Unless you're a high search term category...the algorithm will bury your videos way deep down.

I know that doesn't help you, but the biggest metrics to look at are CTR, retention and watch time. Those will define how well your videos do.

All of your rally videos look visually the same and don't have descriptors that will differentiate them so it'll be hard to get high CTR when youtube promotes your other videos after a viewer watches 1. The video quality doesn't matter at all if your CTR is bad until you have a huge following.

It may also help for you to email your videos to blogs, websites....etc that share this type of content.

[4bangen]

What are your goals?

If youre trying to be a vlogger, regular uploads may be good. Thats especially true if you want your personality to sell the video.

If you want wide reach viral type content that can bring in big bucks for each video...quality is king.

Donut media and rich rebuilds are good examples of regular content type of channels. They will make less on a per video basis but can pump out way more videos.

Mark Rober is a good example of beating the algorithm and getting massive reach. He probably makes well over $100K per video because he tries to go viral every time with only 1 upload a month.

I mainly want to inspire people to go have fun and get involved in what they enjoy. I want to show people that RC and racing is more affordable than they think. And don't be scared to try it even if you suck. I'd like for the hobby to pay for itself too. but other than that, I like making videos.

[Ruffdaddy]

What are your goals?

If youre trying to be a vlogger, regular uploads may be good. Thats especially true if you want your personality to sell the video.

If you want wide reach viral type content that can bring in big bucks for each video...quality is king.

Donut media and rich rebuilds are good examples of regular content type of channels. They will make less on a per video basis but can pump out way more videos.

Mark Rober is a good example of beating the algorithm and getting massive reach. He probably makes well over $100K per video because he tries to go viral every time with only 1 upload a month.

[4bangen]

Playing with the idea of posting some short videos as filler in between my big videos. What do y'all think?

[4bangen]

playing catch up still, here's a new video. I'm pretty happy with this one

[4bangen]

Thanks.

Anyone got some rear suspension parts for an SN laying around? Lol

[Chas_svo]

Pic is awesome.