Ryan Hashemi

Ryan Hashemi, builder of Jubilee with 10M subs & 5B views on YouTube, discusses creator-operators, long-form content, compelling thumbnails/titles, storytelling, trend of creators in new businesses. Touches on collaboration, hiring talent, dealing with copycats, investing in creators, balancing work/family, agency building, audience power, hard-hitting questions, leveraging pre-existing audiences, shift to long-form content, rise of creator-operators.

Ryan Hashemi, builder of Jubilee with 5 billion views, talks about creator-operators, long-form content, compelling thumbnails, storytelling, collaborating with influencers, hiring talent, protecting originality, investing in creators, audience participation, balancing work and family, leveraging pre-existing audiences, long-form content shift, and the rise of creator-operators.

Ryan Hashemi, former builder of Jubilee Media and founder of Snowball agency, shares his expertise on YouTube success. He discusses the common pitfalls brands face, like the myth that TikTok fame translates to business success. Hashemi emphasizes the importance of compelling thumbnails and a commitment to long-term content strategies. He also points out that dipping into YouTube without a solid plan can lead to failure, highlighting the necessity of authentic storytelling in the evolving creator economy.

Ryan Hashemi, Chief Strategy Officer at Snowball and expert in content strategy, shares his insights on maximizing YouTube's potential for marketers. He emphasizes the dominance of long-form content and the importance of engaging thumbnails and titles. Ryan discusses strategies for effective audience engagement through storytelling and the significance of the first 30 seconds in videos. He also highlights the value of seamless product integration and the role of innovative marketing tools like Wix Studio in crafting impactful campaigns.

Ryan Hashemi, Founder of Hashemi Studios and former Chief Strategy Officer of Jubilee Media, talks about the longevity of YouTube, building the “Disney of Empathy”, micro and macro experimentation, copying vs. being original, sabbaticals, and knowing what you want. They also discuss optimizing YouTube content, content development strategies of successful YouTube creators, and prioritizing health and self-care.