Ep 279: The Power of YouTube Traffic (w/ Kwadwo Sampany-Kessie)

In today's episode, I’m continuing the conversation I started over on the Online Business Podcast with Kwadwo Sampany-Kessie. We’re diving deep into the inner workings of my YouTube-based evergreen sales funnel from how I generate consistent traffic, to the way I’ve optimized conversion rates and structured my email sequences to be both effective and ethical.

I’m sharing the behind-the-scenes of how I’ve built a funnel that continues to work for me day after day, without constant maintenance or hustle and how you can do the same. Whether you’re just starting to build your funnel or looking to fine-tune what you’ve already got, I think you’ll find this episode both practical and encouraging.

I also talk about my personal journey with YouTube and how sticking to a minimal content schedule has actually helped drive significant traffic and growth for my business. If you're curious about building a more sustainable business that still gets results, this one’s for you.

Listen to the full episode to hear:

• How I use YouTube to drive consistent traffic to my evergreen sales funnel
• The key elements of an ethical and effective email sequence
• Why a minimal content schedule can still produce major results
• Practical tips for building a sustainable, automated sales funnel without burnout

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