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YouTube hates me

Got this zinger over on YouTube: “Why did you needed to clickbait? 58k subs, 500 views with clickbait, r you kidding me? Without clickbait he would have 250.” Oof! In a haze of dread… And paranoia that “they found me out”… I recorded this completely inadequate response: https://www.johnmorrisshow.com/344/ If you’re marketing your freelance services, products or your “dope” new app and wanna use YouTube (or blog or social media), I recommend a listen on why these are hands-down, 100% the dumbest, most ill-informed comments ever. And, what you should do instead. Later, John

John Morris September 6, 2018

Part 4: How to Get Web Traffic to Your YouTube Video

In this step, I’ll show you how to promote your YouTube video to people likely to hire you.

John Morris April 19, 2018

How I Got 2.7 Millions Views and 28,032 Subscribers on YouTube

Subscribe to the Podcast [saf] So, I guess this week is my 8-year anniversary/birthday of being on YouTube and I wanted to share the biggest lessons I’ve learned in that time that have made my YouTube a powerhouse of my entire online career. As the subject line suggests… I currently have had over 2.7 million views of my videos and have 28,302 subscribers to my YouTube channel. Not too shabby for a channel on coding! 🙂 I just published an article on Patreon revealing the 3 biggest lessons I’ve learned in the last 8 years and how you can use them to

John Morris May 9, 2016

JMS061: Unlock the da Vinci Code In Your Designs, Begging For Money, Be Negative and More

In this episode of the John Morris Show, unlocking the da Vinci code in your designs, begging for money, why you should be more negative and more: Subscribe to the Podcast [saf] Here’s the line-up: Opening and Getting Views on YouTube [1:25] The Genius of WordPress and Why It’s Doomed [15:53] Why You Should Be More Negative [32:11] How to Unlock the da Vinci Code In Your Designs [43:06] Begging For Money [54:18] Weekly Q&A [1:04:14] Links mentioned in this episode: The Genius of WordPress (and why it’s doomed) An Introduction to Static Site Generators History of the Golden Ratio Pearsonified’s Golden

John Morris February 5, 2016

Why I’m Joining YouTube Red

There’s been plenty of wailing and gnashing of teeth surrounding YouTube’s announcement of it’s new “Red” membership. And while there are plenty of good points being made, I’ll be joining YouTube Red as soon as it’s available (and think you should too). Here’s why: 1. The Nay-Sayers Actually Have No Idea (Even If They’re Right) You’ll find plenty of people already predicting YouTube Red’s demise, or how it’ll be bad for Creators or how it’s all about making money… and on and on. And, it hasn’t even launched yet! Truth is, nobody (not even Google) knows how this is going

John Morris October 28, 2015

The simple secrets to high-paying freelance clients

What makes clients willing to pay $5,000, $10,000 even $20,000 and up for your services? Download and install my mobile app and I’ll show you. It’s free. Just click the button below:

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John has a particular knack for the development and training of others.

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John is a fantastic and patient tutor, who is not just able to share knowledge and communicate it very effectively – but able to support one in applying it. However, I believe that John has a very rare ability to go further than just imparting knowledge and showing one how to apply it. He is able to innately provoke one’s curiosity when explaining and demonstrating concepts, to the extent that one can explore and unravel their own learning journey. Thanks very much John!

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Bob Patterson

Not only is John a very talented programmer and developer, he is also an excellent communicator. He has a talent for taking complex subjects and communicating them in terms that anyone can understand. This is a rare combination. This ability has enabled me to take my skills and knowledge to the next level. Thank you John for for all that you do.

John Morris

Developer. Freelancer. Teacher