YouTube success story Dave “RC Super” Powers is a former personal trainer who has struck it big on YouTube.

Dave has built one of YouTube’s biggest niche hobby video channels online by uploading videos about remote-controlled airplanes to YouTube.

His thriving Internet lifestyle business is based on the surprising fact that fun, funny, informative, or helpful YouTube videos clips can make you big money online, especially if they serve niche market needs.

Listen to this exclusive new podcast episode of the Click Millionaires Radio Show to hear the exciting success story behind Dave’s YouTube business system.

You’ll see that you could apply his strategy to almost any niche of your own, too. 

Listen to his success story interview to learn:

• How Dave started attracting almost 100 million views to his remote control airplanes videos even while working full-time
• How long it took before Dave quit his job as a personal trainer
• The simple video editing techniques that increased his You Tube views
• The fun lifestyle business he has built with his wife and partner online
• The advertising strategies that bring in thousands of dollars each month with no extra effort
• How his YouTube clips also led to an even bigger business selling digital products that make even more money
• His recommendations for YOU as a YouTube video entrepreneur

If you are a lifestyle entrepreneur who likes YouTube, you’ve got to listen to this podcast.  Like all our Click Millionaires Radio podcasts, it could help you redesign your life for the better!

What do you think of Dave’s video business approach?  

Can you see yourself creating a YouTube channel like his around one of your own interests?

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 p.s.  Learn more about Dave’s winning YouTube strategies in my new lifestyle entrepreneur book, Click Millionaires, too.

This week on the Affiliate Thing podcast, Shawn Collins and Lisa Picarille talk about Affiliate Summit selling out, the new issue of FeedFront magazine, and impressive accolades for Stephanie Agresta and Tim Storm.

Also, affiliates focusing on back to school, a true hero is looking for work in online marketing, and affiliates indicted for cookie stuffing.

Show Links

• Affiliate Summit East 2010 is Officially Sold Out
• Guide to Networking at Affiliate Summit East 2010
• Announce Your Affiliate Summit East 2010 Party
• FeedFront Magazine, Issue #11
• Stephanie Agresta Honored in PRWeek 40 Under 40
• Tim Storm is a Finalist for Entrepreneur of 2010
• Affiliates Indicted For Cookie Stuffing
• Digital Point Owners Indicted – Out on 100k Bail
• Looking for a New Media or Marketing Hero in NYC?
• Textbooks at Amazon
• Affiliate Marketing Fanatics Shows with Affiliate Summit Speakers
• Most Affiliates Still Don’t Use Video
• Free Pass to the Audience Conference

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This session took place at Affiliate Summit West 2008 in February 2008.

Engaging Consumers with Video, Widgets and Rich Media

The panel will include brief (5-10 minute) presentations by the participants followed by a lively discussion and Q&A about how advertisers are using these kinds of media in their affiliate marketing programs.

•Mark Kirschner, VP Marketing, LinkShare (Moderator)
•Rick Galan, Director of Online Marketing , Overstock
•Trevor Jezierski, Affiliate Marketing Manager, drugstore.com
•Kyle Johnston, Affiliate Marketing Manager, Sierra Trading Post

Video: Affiliate Summit West 2008 –Engaging Consumers with Video, Widgets and Rich Media

This session took place at Affiliate Summit West 2008 in February 2008.

Video Innovation in Affiliate Marketing

Websites without video will go the way of the dinosaur. More video content means a wider long-tail. There is a wealth of opportunity for affiliate marketers to use video in innovative ways.

•Melissa Salas, Director of Marketing, Buy.com (Moderator)
•Tim Carter, Founder, AskTheBuilder.com
•Joel Comm, President, InfoMedia
•Brian McCarthy, SVP Business Development, Revver
•Steve Rosenbaum, CEO, Magnify.net
•Gary Vaynerchuk, Host, Wine Library TV

This is an interview with Avinash Kaushik, someone with one of the coolest job titles ever: Analytics Evangelist, Google. He is also the author of the book Web Analytics: An Hour A Day, as well as the blog Occam’s Razor.

In this clip, Avinash discusses the role that analytics play in “building better websites” and “increasing conversions.” I had the honor of meeting Avniash at the most recent Geek Dinner Montreal.

This session, Affiliate Videos: Where Do They Work Best?, took place Monday, January 12, 2009 at Affiliate Summit West 2009.

Session description:

How are videos being used by affiliates and merchants? A detailed look into how and where they are performing best with suggested hints and tips to drive better click through and conversions.

• Marty M. Fahncke, President, FawnKey & Associates (Moderator)
• Michael Jenkins, CEO/Founder, MarketLeverage
• Melissa Salas, Director of Marketing, Buy.com
• Jonathan Stefansky, EVP Sales and Marketing, Qoof

More Affiliate Summit West 2009 audio is available at http://geekcast.fm/archives/category/affiliate-summit/.

Alas, Affiliate Summit West 2009 is long over, and all the buzz is now on SXSW, but I’m still working through all the content I shot at ASW09 in January. This is an interview with Scott Jangro, an affiliate marketing blogger who actually has his own show here on GeekCast.fm. In this clip, Scott and I chat about upcoming trends in the new year (video and mobile) and how the economy might affect the industry.

Episode 47 of the GeekCast show was heavy on Twitter mores, tools, and geek titans clashed on how Twitter should be used.

Also, the Mac vs. PC battle rages on, Shmuly takes on Microsoft, the annoying Mac guy in the movie Waiting, editing green screen video, and Sam Harrelson is down on scheduled sex.

Show notes:

• Warren Whitlock’s podcast
• TwitPwr.com (example link)
• bit.ly
• TweetLater Keyword Alerts and cli.gs via TwitterFeed
• Microsoft Sics Lawyers on a Raving Fan
• LifeTakesVista.com
• Movies to See: Waiting (with the annoying Mac guy aping Jimmy Fallon) and Final Destination
• Green Screens and Video

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This session, Lessons Learned in Using Video for Affiliates, took place Tuesday, August 12, 2008 at Affiliate Summit East 2008.

Session description:

A discussion of what we have learned in terms of using video to drive higher click through and conversion rates.

Presenter: Jonathan Stefansky, EVP Sales and Marketing, Qoof

More Affiliate Summit East 2008 audio is available at http://geekcast.fm/archives/category/affiliate-summit/ and video is at http://www.affiliatesummit.tv.

On today’s Video Ninjas Steve and Jim talk about a litany of online video topics. The show notes below.

Mainstream media networks are kidding themselves if they think that Hulu is turing the tide back to them.
Google can’t make money round two.
UCG and preroll is a bad option.
Madison avenue doesn’t want to let go of cpn.
Steve watching Obama video in iphone in airport.
All videos on Youtube do not work on the iphone.
Gannet invests in Mogulus.
Web Video and the Net’s Creaking Backbone. Video is going to crush the web with excess bandwidth?