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SONY Xperia owners are set to receive updates for Android 9 Pie very soon that brings a

host of radical changes to Google's operating system.

Android 9 Pie was officially unveiled by Google last week with Pixel devices and the Essential

Phone receiving the software upgrade first.

Android 9 Pie brings a slew of new functionality that range from small tweaks making things

more useful to dramatic alterations that can enhance vital aspects of a smartphone such

as battery life.

Gesture controls are one of Android 9 Pie's biggest additions - the new feature will remove

the signature three button combination at the bottom of a device in favour of a single

home button.

The new home button is capable of registering gestures, meaning users can navigate across

their device with the flick of a finger.

Google explained it felt such a design choice was necessary as smartphone manufacturers

continue to remove bezels and introduce bigger displays.

As it officially announced the newest iteration of Android 9 Pie, Google declared devices

that took part in the beta for the software would receive the upgrade "by the end of this

fall".

Hardware from manufacturers such as Sony, Xiaomi and OnePlus were included in the list

from the tech giant.

Now it appears Sony Xperia owners have been given a more firm rollout window for Android

9 Pie.

According to GizChina, Sony has confirmed a range of its Xperia hardware will be getting

the software upgrade starting in September.

The Xperia XZ2, Xperia XZ2 Compact, Xperia XZ2 Premium, Xperia XZ1, Xperia XZ1 Compact,

and Xperia XZ Premium are set to receive Android 9 Pie.

Although updates will start next month, they will carry on until November for certain devices,

the publication added.

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How Jennifer Garner is Keeping Her Mom's Memories Alive | Southern Living - Duration: 2:05.

(upbeat music)

Here we are in beautiful Locust Grove, Oklahoma

on the farm that raised my mom

and her brothers and sisters.

Our family has been here since 1936

and so it means so much to me,

because it holds our family's memories,

and it holds our, it's our histories

And I feel like my sisters and I have been so shaped

by our mom's upbringing.

This is just part of our childhood.

We always grew a big garden. Right.

And we always ran some cattle.

And we always had chickens.

Once I started working with Once Upon A Farm,

I loved the idea of connecting kids to the farm early on.

And so here we are, and we get to connect kids

to a farm and it gets to be my family farm.

Our plan is to grow persimmons,

which are actually great for babies,

kale, and blueberries here.

And we'll start, you know, breaking ground

not that long from now, and getting set up,

and getting the soil all amended and ready.

Because nothing has been grown here,

there aren't pesticides in the soil,

it couldn't be more organic and ready to go.

And then we should be, you know, harvesting next spring.

But one thing that I love about the farm,

is that my uncle, Robert, still lives here.

And he is the holder of the stories.

Don't you feel like?

Robert is the story teller and he is the one

who pestered our parents the most to hear the stories.

Robert and I have to be the one to tell you the stories.

We still like to get together and tell the stories.

There's something really nostalgic feeling

about the idea of it and about the stories,

and you feel like how can I infuse my kids' city lives?

I mean, they couldn't have a more different life

than what these guys had here,

and how can I give them that feeling,

and that the freedom, and the joy,

and the silliness, and the hard work,

and the work ethic that you guys grew up with?

(gentle music)

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A Young Jennifer Garner Turned This Classic Southern Treat Into Her First Business | Southern Living - Duration: 1:52.

Well, when I think about my mom's childhood,

I realize how much of that transferred to

my sisters and me.

We did have homemade ice cream

and it was a big treat.

And my mom was always,

you were very patient about

making homemade ice cream when we wanted.

You would just say yeah, let's do it.

So much so that I had an ice cream company

with a friend of mine,

and we would crank out with the rock salt.

And we would serve ice cream to neighbors.

And charge them. To neighbors and friends,

and we would charge them.

It was a business.

And we had to pay mom.

You would pay for the sugar,

but we had to pay for everything else.

What did we do?

I just remember you were called C and J Ice Cream.

Yes.

And that you went around the neighborhood

and sold the ice cream.

'Cause there's nothing better than ice cream

fresh, fresh, fresh, right out of the tub.

There just isn't, right?

And it was so common here on the farm

because we had all of the major ingredients.

We had all the cream we could use.

We had fresh eggs.

The only thing mother had to buy

was sugar and vanilla and ice.

At that time, ice was delivered.

And you put a sign in your door

and your window that said 25 or 50.

And if you had 25, they would deliver 25 pounds of ice.

And if you had 50, they would deliver 50 pounds of ice.

By then we had a refrigerator,

but it didn't make enough ice to make ice cream.

And mother would put the ice in the ice box

and we would beat it up with a ice pick.

And make ice cream almost every night.

And it was, it's my favorite memory of being young.

We only made vanilla.

(laughing)

We tried blueberry ice cream at my house the other day

with our fresh blueberries,

and vanilla's better.

Blueberries, there's a reason

that blueberry ice cream is not a thing.

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LaLiga Preseason 2018/2019: SD Huesca - Duration: 1:47.

Less than two months have passed since Huesca earned their first ever promotion to the top flight.

And now their big objective is to keep the happiness going by staying up.

The club have decided to appoint a former goalkeeper in LaLiga Santander, Leo Franco, as coach for their LaLiga bow.

"It's an opportunity for me. I feel really excited, very prepared and ready to face the challenge of

coaching la SD Huesca in the LaLiga Santader"

Although Huesca have lost 11 players, as well as former coach Rubi, two stars who

have stayed on are Cucho Hernandez and Chimy Avila, extending their loan spells.

In on loan are goalkeeper Axel Werner and striker Samuele Longo,

whilst experience is provided by Jorge Miramon, former RC Deportivo player

Luisinho, defender Exteita –on loan from Athletic- and Pablo Insua.

They have also signed Ruben Semedo over the summer.

A mix of excitement and willingness are Huesca's calling cards heading into their first LaLiga Santander season.

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The Appeal of Lonely Places - Duration: 3:43.

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Review of Tanglewood a new indie game for megadrive and steam released at 2018 - Duration: 5:50.

Hello ancient geeks! welcome to my channel!, today I show you a review about

a indie game named Tanglewood, this game has been developed this year for Sega Megadrive

and more platforms, it has many peculiarities among them its development

It has been developed on a very peculiar way so I'm sure you are going to

be surprised , let's go ancient geeks!

Tanglewood is a game created by a British indie developer named big evil

corporation that has touched my soul and now you will understand why, they have created

a new game , in 2018 , for sega megadrive windows

linux and mac for which it has been used (this is the part that has amazed me)

an original development kit from sega of the 90s for

megadrive and sega cd as you see in the image is a machine outside of the

common, it is a megadrive + sega-cd and an addition which

allows you to develop software for these two platforms across some

connections, you have in the back we can connect both machines

using two isa cards from a pc that support them,

the software must run in a windows 95 on the pc that I have commented

before, and of course, you this pc must allow ISA cards

that kind of card connection It has not been manufactured for many years on pcs

In this way you can communicate with development units

and we can develop retro games that we want, the license of

software is stored inside one of the cards and one battery is needed

so that the license is stored in a volatile memory

I'm hallucinated with the retro-spirit that houses Matt Phillips :)

I'm amazed about the game development way. Ony the other side, they mounted a

crowdfunding campaign that was a success

initial goal and good and once finished,

the game has finally been created and they just launched on steam for

pc windows, linux and mac and the physical format they will take it out for

megadrive cartridge

and again this amaze me :). Let's talk about the game

It is a platforms game, starring a little fox whose mission

will be to reach the end of the levels avoiding obstacles and enemies

the mechanics of the game are simple with the fox we can jump and push objects

to certain points on the screens for be able to kill enemies or activate certain

machines we can also push some colored balls

which are a key piece to solve the wonderful puzzles

that appear to us to continue advancing the little balls of colors

this balls will provide (apart of changes in the physical appearance of character colors)

they will provide us with changes in our skills, for example the yellow little ball

will allow us to plan long distances with our fox and float

in drafts, the green ball would allow us to stop the time and

the blue one controls the mind of the beasts in such a way that you can get

to use them to pass some obstacles in the screens, enemies are scarce but annoying and

some of them are annoyingly smart like this cute kitten, this

kitten so cute is named critter in the game manual and well ... that's

for something that they call it that, you'll see the it's really bad guy :), this

game is a platforms but pretty focused on solving puzzles

we can detect influences for example of some ninth games as Lion King

, especially on the part of platforms, or Another World especially

the latter reminds me a lot so minimalist of the sound that surrounds it

at some important moments ago entry

a prize for having achieved something, a milestone in the game in

occasions in some cinematic scenes he also has winks to these games

of the 90s, do not let yourselves be carried away by the innocent aspect of this game will come

It generate tensional moments that are really interesting as in this screen

we have to make a series of actions taking into account that no

we can be exposed when the rays of the storm fall

which fall at regular intervals to the Once we jump we must have in

account that if at that moment blows the wind will push us in the contrary direction

in the end, if you try hard enough you get it

The truth is that I enjoy a lot this kind of situations

If we talk about the graphic level I think it's correct although some screenes seems me a little

monotonous but another stages have more color and are more

attractive to the eye, the game has little details as for example the leaves or petals that

they are falling that they are pretty cool, if we talk about the game music and effects

has a OST very pretty and peculiar, I have in loved wit it :) , the music

appears at special moments in game

In the audio development, they have used a special functionality that carries

megadrive to improve certain aspects of the music which was called ssg-EG that

I managed to improve as certain instruments. If something should stand out from this

game, is how addictive it is, it has delighted that I'm focused on the

solving puzzles, this puzzles although makes yo think little bit although we can not

say it's a difficult game sometimes presents interesting challenges of

solve, you get hooked and you do not you block in no time so it insures

funny times without getting frustrated too

the game it's available in steam for windows and mac for 15 euros

approximately and apart they will take a physical edition in megadrive cartridge format

that will cost about 60 euros in the future will launch for

dreamcast and some more system so this promises then nothing viejuners I hope

you liked the video, if you like it press like button and subscribe to my channel and

give a click you the YouTube bellto be aware of my latest news

I expect that we can see us in the next video, See you later Alligator !! :)

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Aretha Franklin Lifestyle | 2018 - Duration: 5:02.

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How I Made $10 Million+ Dropshipping At 29! (Must Watch Interview) - Duration: 30:31.

Hey guys, what's up today? I got a really really interesting video. This is an interview I did with one of my friends Chris Liam

So

He's the owner of the viral gadgets

One of the biggest drop shipping stores out there everyone starts either because all their ads I've put on ecomcon

Texture structured spike to their store just is viral

You know, it's one of the top drop shipping stores that everyone goes ahead and copies

So this is the phone over, you know?

I think he's kept it under wraps and he's recently revealed that that one of his stores

He actually owes several was top dropship stores, but the barrel gadget is just one of the ones that he revealed in this interview

It's been him to scale to

$80,000 in one day, that's insane

$80,000 is the 8 figure option, but you know making over 10 million dollars in sales just drop shipping

You know, he was one of our jeans he started drop shipping before a real one. So he's definitely experienced

Any definitely knows what he's talking about. So this interview we talked about struggles

we've started from the before and

After he revealed a bunch of gold and nuggets of tips when it comes to succeeding and drop shipping just pushing it to the next

Level, so I hope you guys enjoy this interview because this was you know, amazing, you know, I really enjoyed it

Just talking to side that's been able to scout it

$80,000 in one day that's insane. Like here's one of the best when it comes to drop shipping

So I hope you guys enjoy this interview

Hey guys, what's up today? I got a really really interesting person that I want to bring onto my channel. This is Chris Liam

He's 8 thing a dropship are and you know, he's basically been there done that he's grown a store to over 8 figures

He's you know hideout, you know, a massive team of you know over 10 people

He's basically, you know

one of the

Basically kings in drop shipping and I really wanted to bring you motive channel and just sort of gave to tell

everyone about his experience, you know, maybe even review of golden bug or two and so just show you what's possible because you know,

Chris didn't you know start, you know has a you know, he wasn't he didn't go to uni. He wasn't like a rich person

He's sort of just you know started from scratch and he's just sort of one of those examples that shows that

Anyone can do it?

like if you put in the hard work and effort you could just sort of

You know succeed just through will effort and hard work

But yeah, I guess Chris introduce yourself it

You know tell everyone you know about who you are what you're doing and maybe a bit about your drop shipping experience. I

Everyone I'm grizzly

So I started off so my first encounter he comments

Actually, I used to be I used to be a sort of a finance student. So I

sort of all my

Student life I want to do have a bank job and things like that. So

But I would like a bridge create I couldn't get to my dream dream job have it go into the bank

So I was pretty much like jobless for a few months. I do I one day I found an internship with Lada

So what Lana is like the Emma zone of Southeast Asia, so they sort of like a start-up in Singapore. Wait

When you joined him, so um, that was my first encounter ecommerce

So after that after a few months, I I did happen together again

So that few months we pledged that I was really really nice

I really learned a lot exciting and after a few months, I found a I

Found a bank job. So I went over I scooch over but within a few weeks

I realized that it's not really for me. You know when I look at the future I

Wonder something that I could give me more freedom and things like that

so

After I went up to do my own business, I started my own e-commerce business. So I

When I first started I didn't really know the concept of drop shipping. So I was like holding stocks my own products

selling and after after a few months of trying I was like now

reaching bankruptcy, you know without

selling I

Made some sales but using Shopify but never spotted

So and I think it's always like when you when you were going into bankruptcy than you reach a level

Highest desperation, we're sort of like just go on and try different things and that's where I got into teespring

selling t-shirts

so teespring is the like the start of where I really learned a little bit of dropshipping because I didn't have to

Hand off a human and things like that like previously I had to so previously I learned about the flow of e-commerce

then after I just went to focus on to life peaceful marketing and finding products, I think I did so

That's how it's not good. So it's just he Springs like Peno - man

Yeah, teespring is basically print on demand. So you're just have to

Come up with basically. Mr. On winning designs

that we all design he should and

Yeah, got it. Got it. Yeah, that's so true

Because I remember every time I think I set myself a schedule before I started uni

Like I was gonna have to succeed

I think I had one month before the next semester started for uni, so I either had to really succeed get basically

I think my goal is to hit five hundred dollars a day consistently

If I didn't hit that number, they don't have to go uni, so I really didn't want to go evening

I really wanted to sort of look at her and that desperation really really pushed me to the next level

So you're really really right about that

But then how do you transition from teespring print-on-demand

Into dropshipping and sort of how do you like sort of learn the dropshipping model? Like was it through a YouTube video?

Did someone tell you about it?

How did you just you know get to the dropshipping model?

Right. So so I start out and teespring

So I join a few like Facebook groups

Which I think I think you start out you really have to join joining a group of community everyone doing the same thing

so, I mean he's been basically like because for for keeping imagine was

Well, it was it slow from now now that I look back but doing that had because Facebook I cause was cheap cheaper

so I face book icons was rising and he was sort of

The margin wasn't enough and they were like so many t-shirts if you just go on Facebook

They are like so many teachers everyone is selling t-shirts

Yeah

so it was beginning to become like century that so it kind of pushed people from teespring out to

This thing called shall be fine, right? Yeah

so at the time a lot of so if I had a lot of apps like

Queen print-on-demand X that you so can put your own t-shirts on day but in the ending is linked to for example

Even she's finger heavy. So I just saw shall we fire and then he's bringing fulfill for me. So it's like no

No, this is Queen full

Yeah, this is kind of she launched its collapse, yeah, yeah this app study connect to Shopify for print-on-demand

Yeah, got a garden

Yeah, and I realized like it doesn't have to be t-shirt after wall so it can be just busy and just sell anything

Yeah, I just I realized that this is the concept drop shipping, right? This is a young geography

So anything without having to hold inventory yet?

That's really a very nice way actually is a really nice concept of business that you should always

really test things out

Just by doing it, you know

You don't need the traditional we have going out to do survey and things that you basically can test everything

Just by doing it you call it or product tell me and the reasons that you don't you don't need opinions, you know, yeah

whether you would just do it and

Move on. So you did it like before people started dropping

You know content on YouTube before people started doing courses. So you started drop shipping before it blew up is it? Oh

Yeah, so I guess I was one of the earlier ones because I started in T spring and so

But it was really like

When more people came in to drop shipping and everyone started sharing ideas, then he began to really I began to really grow. Oh

God, oh god. Oh

so

So always be like keep that's having a community and learn from everyone else. Yeah, that's true because like

When I went to the mastermind in Phuket the one we went together

When I started building all these relationships and all these networking's that's when everything exponentially grew so you're right about that

Because you just sort of every time I open it mom exactly exactly opens your mind

you see what other people are doing and like every time you talk to Sonia you can skip

Months and months worth of testing and experimenting. Yeah, that's true

And then like, you know by yourself, I mean I was thinking like I want to keep one caper

Do you it helps keep me for one key? But if I can do I go there I see but like aiming for

Reaching like hundred here

exactly

What am I doing? I need to back up it you know, so that's why you could stop to bring

New new levels that's really true

So, you know was your first or the viral gadgets was that your first job shipping store?

Like how do you get it to drop ship? It was your first door success

Did you fail with a few stores until you succeed tell us about your exhibition job shipping experience?

Well, the very edges is deafening not a purse toss

Not the first thought I had like I don't 20 was thought before as well. So always yeah

different models like print-on-demand stars each stars

so

and

So after after a lot of learning experience, they I started buying gadgets. Yeah. So Adam, I kind of like I

Was more sure what I was doing

So what one month yeah, so

Then that was like I wanted to go in a new direction

Or new kind of new niche something. That's when I spotted about gadgets

Okay, I say that's insane

So you actually, you know, try tested and fails with twenty different stores until you came up with the viral gadgets

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I

closed by now

but we do we try to focus on the eyes of you because

There was one time I was sort of so diversify in life so many stores

Doing a few of you a few thousand

you know each and so I I want the one that stays I

Want to focus on one and then that was the bearing edges. That's insane to talk about the forget

It's like talk about how you when you first started it. What was your vision?

The scaling process any issues you came across like, you know, everyone's probably seen the stores of our gadgets by now

Tell us about it like tell us about that store

Yeah, so when I am when I first started America, did I really anything man?

I just wanted to focus on one store and I I did have

like

One one or two winners down day

And at that time I actually went to don't know since mastermind in in Bali

So basically he taught me how to set up a system for my business

so, you know, I think initially everyone acted out like

Every few days out just has a few products when I feel like it can happen. And once I finally I mean I just like

Skill that we know and I just I just floated for that. We just

we just focus on really collecting money thing and

So basically in enormous taught me how to set up a system you team today I consistently, you know

Increase my sales, even though I have winners. I just keep doing what I need to do every single day

So the system can kind of keep me in place as well. So that was really like a big transition for me

So basically with the system, I basically 5 X or more

5x

That's not the bar gadget. So that's when like within a

few weeks in itself

Yeah

So

talk about what made you want to invest into the Don Wilson mastermind because you know

Was that one of your first biggest investments that you've done like sort of when I invested in the Phuket mastermind which cost?

$12,000 that was a big decision. Like I was nervous. I was thinking a lot

I was sweating when I sent this money. Tell us about yeah, that was that your first investment

Have you invested in mentors or masterminds before?

Experienced all you feeling was running through your mind

yeah, so I'm I'm a

Big introvert so I don't really go out. It's just me and my partner for like we started four years ago

So for the first three years, you just told us alone in our face clapping. Yeah

Right. So so the first one was actually you are adding Steve and Evan created a becomes networking even

In Singapore, so I just thought okay. I should just try and I was really nervous as well. I

Like networking and stuff. So I really went out and I just saw

Get up my comfort zone without me people fall and then I realized I learned so much, you know when?

Just one Dean. I learned so much in

As compared to three three years just by myself with my mother alone

You know free cutting so I realized that okay

I need to sort of push myself to go out there and learn from this and then around the timing that's where I

Saw I mean, I I followed on wasn't for a long time. Don't give up. I like selling things. Yeah

Man, he's being about

So I thought okay. I need to go for it. So yeah, yeah

I mean, that's my first big investment. And also I just went and

I mean, this is a no-brainer not acting baby because the value you get back is crazy

Yeah

That's yeah, that's true. Yeah like NAFTA

Coming back from the mastermind, you know six months later

Like I'm just saying all the value pay off because now I'm still talking with everyone

Just in them work. It's just you know, I've fast-tracked it everything I've learned whether it's you know building up a team

Dropshipping getting into you know, the personal branding sort of field

You know everything, you know, well, that's really true. Just the people that you meet is just

basically worth the price itself

got it, and I'll have a you know issues like

Did you come across any issues with you know your stores like with the viral Gators?

for example when you Scout it

Did you come like more some of the issues that you would you know face?

Like did you have any fulfillment issues PayPal block strike blocks, you know all the stresses that you know

People usually go through did you go through them as well?

Yes, actually we did so so the first thing is

The first thing is scaling up the team

so scaling out the team is one I

Had a skill really fast cool

You know customer service for humor and things like that. So that was

Quite challenging, right? So yeah, if you had a higher fast I cannot

do the system because I didn't really have a system in place of

System and too few men or cat was kind of breaking and as there are not problems

when you're doing it's small in stating you don't really

You don't really see the problems. Yeah

It's a big skill you can you realize the problem a little bit too late. So you can't losing a lot of money

so like one of the most epic example is like

Terms of human. So I had many orders they are problem for you learn orders. So my website and order like 10 hundreds

Thousands over a thousand or two thousand dollars and these orders we just go through

Yeah, so I'll give a system by no checks in place

Okay, boy who is that? We will fulfill the orders and I not let you become a Chuck Berry. So I am high chargeback

I lose a lot money

So every time you come across an issue

What's the first thing you do?

Like how do you do break it down today to step back to write things down or do you talk to people?

How do you combat or this issue whether it's a paper hold?

Fulfillment issue customer service issue, like how do you do with problems?

Like like, you know, a lot of people get stressed they get overwhelmed and what do you do personally?

Well

So when I first find a problem, I'll be the baby super stress as well. Yes

So I will just sit down. So every week we have a meeting in the office

and

Some of my teammates. So what we do is every discuss the problems

I mean everyone we are my eyes and also everyone will discuss the problem

and

before that I also like go go into the

Communities right the Facebook groups. I think yeah, you just you know, you have people problem just such in a group

Okay, most of them. There'll be someone facing us in focus right now. Okay as a community, that's a really good tip

yeah, so

my solutions if not, then just if it's a

In the rare cases, there is a new problem

Then you just sit down with your but if you have a panel or just you know, it somewhere like like sometimes you do

Right, we do calls and things I need to be staff things. So just do it with your friends or something this

brainstorm on

Solutions. Yeah, and one one other thing like if you feel a lot of stress, yeah, one of the thing itself stop sneezing

Everyone pisses is no problem. So if you reach us at this problem that came no block

it's actually kind of a good thing because you're kind of a

Scaling to new levels. That's true

Like Mouse tones, you know. Oh

Yeah

That's right reframing issues into a good you know, you know good like seeing it as a positive instead of a negative

Yeah

Yeah, yeah because I get comments all the time

I'm getting a PayPal lock. I'm gonna paper hold how do I unlock my account? Like one of my videos on header with?

Paper holds is like, you know one of my most viewed videos

so it's a definite issue that a lot of people go through but I guess

You know just going on to Facebook groups searching up paper whole there's just a bunch of solutions

And that's definitely good tip that, you know, everyone should do but what about team building?

Like that's something you have experienced in you know, a lot of my viewers. They're hiring customer service

They hired order fulfillment what you have any tips for them?

Um

So the first thing is that I hire online job stock

eh, so initially I started in awkward so which is

Online jobs not cage is more cost efficient, right? So so

Instead of

Part-time I prefer like a full-time. Yeah

Yeah, so you get like full commitment and things like that. So I just said set a saber

What hours for communication or communication?

and the thing is I um

Alright, so what I do is now I would hire and fire pattern, right?

So yeah, so a good thing to do that a good way to do that from the beginning is to set it

For example, when you hire someone you tell them that there's a two-week probation, right? So these two weeks we're gonna test it up

Now I realize okay. I realize and you think even before you're high you do some kind of

Test so for example like you

Charlie's fight you wanna make a video write you an entire video usually fight if there's something you want, baby

So on a day again sort of you down

Really quickly what once you're looking for?

Higher then even do a vision to see how they are doing. What's that working attitude in the

First week just so

One get them to you know, send samples get to pick the best person to

Hire them for two-week privation to test them and want you to see how good they are

No, no daughter

Sort of you know with the viral gadgets help

You know, that's one of the biggest doors like all your ads on

You know eco Mahon all your ads on sites such as dropship spies. So it's definitely scared to a large number

You know

Tell a bit about you know, how far you know the movie you scouted like what was going through your mind

Like what's your getting those big numbers like where you're relaxing? Do you started, you know go on holidays?

You know talk a bit about that

Like what was going through your mind when you scaled it to the next level do you take time off?

Did you relax or did you trip down and work even harder?

So

So like the moment the personal man is killed, right? So like I become a little bit complacent

by things

But like you realize okay, no, no that's not the annual yeah when your serrated animal you are. Yeah

It's the beginning like a lot of new issues will come up. So like after once I realized that I faster quickly come back

many issues with

If you don't like by the way, you don't do it if you don't fix those issues

and you have a lot of a

Lot of cost because you had a high skill

yeah example like the jobs we lost maybe thousands or tens of thousands of

Input would check in place nothing. Yeah

I able to reveal your biggest day is your biggest months on that store

So

the biggest man would be

but because the action is

Hey, whoa, that's insane. And then so before he stopped shipping

All he did was a finance degree and then you're jobless

You did a few online

things you found a lot now then you did and then you got into drop shipping and you were able to scale to

ATK day, is that insane?

Yeah

That's really good to hear. So I guess it shows that you know, anything is possible right? Like do you think what do you think?

Differentiates you compared to any other drop shipper. Like what makes you different do you think this is a just hard work?

determination

Or do you think your supply you had something special? What do you think differentiate yourself?

I think the most important thing is is uh is

That you just you just keep doing it until you get it. No, no, no like no matter what what issues you face

Just just get away. Now. You've got super strength on winters difficult one who this big and this is

Perseverance I think is the most important

And what are your tips for those people who are currently may be doing $100 days

$200 days and they're not profitable

What's your advice for them to maybe start being profitable maybe start scaling to one or two thousand dollars a day

What advice do you have for those people who are just starting?

So so I wouldn't know is that from what my mistakes mean that's not allowed so one of the

Mistakes is like we shouldn't spend time and energy on things that don't matter, right?

So the beauty of Tom shipping is that you don't have to do

you basically to him do a lot of things like you just

So you'll go and your purse nothing out is to make it

So for example many of you are starting out we waste a lot of time on quick time a website design

the logo

Spend hours. Just affecting like how big or how small the phone or things like that?

Yeah, so when I started the very gadgets

right So another thing is like people some people like to use

They like a like 50 products to the install to make it look big and strong and infinite. So when I

Started the packages. Actually, I only had one

I started one Quran and I remember very clearly laying like I

Had one foot up on the landing. Yeah is to Colin right right slink

Website also what I did was I duplicated up for that. I put two colors of the same for that, right?

So one go on silver and that's it

and then that Prada was a winner so it works so it doesn't matter like you don't need like

Ten or twenty fifty product my website and the prowess the website was super simple

So get so I said not making not try to perfect everything before starting

yeah, the most important things the proton and the

Video you're gonna use the set of crap and the X

So just focus on this and the rest of the things you can sort of figure

Yeah along the way right they would have tank whether them got yourself, you know

How much you put ourself but you want to think whether you're Brett was selling that's true the First Amendment you need to

find focus on the three things that make the product sell and after you can sort of improve your

Sales funnel kinda

Yeah, so Chris walking down your ebook that you're giving your way to people like tell a bit

You know talk about that and how people who get it because you know Chris he's you know

He's giving away ebooks way actually shows you how to make the perfect video

Tell it tell everyone a bit about it Chris and where people could get it and just you know what it is

Okay, so recent. Yeah, it's not that this is

Actually a physical book then you saw coming. So it's called a viral formula, right? So

So all the viral formula right it's actually uh,

It's actually the sort of a system I use to view in the bio gadgets, right?

So within a few weeks I got into like the top fifty should we face now in the world? Oh,

So basically, it's a yeah, I

Simplified you know to a patient's rights by relies. So vile eyes and any

Any product me use right? Even if your product is very boring, right? So viral eyes trust FB

Hi, so and behaves the sort of like earth a Facebook ad technique that we know I've never seen anyone using before

Alright, so it's not we invented this

so by combining the techniques used to violence or give you and then you and

Behaving so paralyzed us any help us with money paisa contain. All right

section by step system of how II

Like a chief topic be sure we find all we've got a

Record breaking rules of 119.7. So basically you spend one dollar to get one $19.00 becasue

Copy

The bio formula.com gada and i'll link everything in the description. So definitely check that out

But I guess before we wrap up the call what sort of advice would you want to give everyone?

You know, it might my channel. I have a lot of people just sort of watch their starting dropshipping

They do have a few hundred dollars a day

They're just trying to learn more. What's the biggest tip to everyone out there Chris?

Okay, alright, so I have my three tips for those who are just starting out

So number one is like let me just discuss the body size

You spend all your time on your the things that make decimals, which is put on your videos and your ads

So the website design obviously click away and don't you need us by nine-thirty to be effective progress

Now it will be like when there's nothing out a lot of us want to sell everything to everyone right?

So we want to be like something like you wanna be Amazon. I want to be Facebook, but it's important to know like

We don't have the budget and skills when you're first starting out to be like Amazon

So always go niche

So for example find a niche cellphone you manage to get into what sort of a branch up. So like

Amazon the Denisovan they start by selling books

Everything Facebook to student Tony and then they pop up. So this is always gotta start going niche. And that's the thing

Is that you need a system right? So

Yeah, so when you find a first minima you scale it you spiked cycle scaling but it don't stop there right continue your program research

and things

Once a week you have one day to progress a 24v use one way for ads so that you keep it no business running

That's amazing, thanks so much Chris for coming onto channel, you know, this is Chris the owner of the viral gadgets

He's been able to get to the top 50 Shopify stores scale is thought to over fifty eighty thousand dollars a day

so hope you guys found value from this call and I really appreciate you Chris for jumping on to the channel and you know giving

You know your time there's sort of revealing some golden nuggets and just helping everyone out on my channel

But yeah, if you guys want to check out Chris way, can they check you out? You know, what's your Instagram Facebook?

Where can they learn more about what you're doing and keep updated with you

Um, you can just put on your mind Facebook page Chris Chris leaving

And that will be linked in the description. But yeah, I hope you guys like the it interview

I really appreciate Chris coming on. But yeah, I'll be seeing our server taste

Alright, thanks so much and meet me and yeah, that's interview. Hopefully you guys liked it

Definitely check out Christmas limbs sort of handles this book. Everything's linked in the description below. It's definitely check out his stuff

It provides a lot of value. So definitely check out his book on top of that

You're looking to basically grow your network

Do it a personal brand marks a time definitely sign up for the mentorship program that's linked in the description below

And yeah, if you like this interview

So to get to the like video drop in the comment below if you want more interviews like this cuz I still have a bunch

Of people that could hit up that have done 40 50 60 K days and they love jumping the channel

So I'd love to share ball these stories if you guys are interested like Vitaly don't be subscribe because obviously got tomorrow. Peace

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so you just make a simple social media post it shouldn't take any more than

five minutes and as you can see you get $10 for it hi everyone what's going on

this is greg kononenko the caffeinated blogger in this video today we're going

to be talking about four easy ways to make money online if you like this kind

of videos then make sure that you click the like button below and subscribe to

my channel i regularly put out videos about ways to make money online working

from home blogging and getting traffic so if you'd like to stay up to date

click that subscribe button and also click the little notification bell icon

to make sure that you get notifications as soon as i put out my new videos also

check all the links in the description below I've got a few links there to free

courses and various other valuable resources

now click that like button and let's get into the details alright guys so the

first site on our list of easy ways to make money online is this website called

remote Dusk's so the URL is remote tasks calm and the way that it works is you

can work from anywhere you can be in any country in the world you've got some

super easy to do tasks and they pay you to complete those tasks now I want to

show you the type of tasks that you need to do they really are very simple just

which here in the center you will see an example of an audio transcription task

ok so you're just gonna hear some voice or someone speaking in English and then

you will need to basically type it all out

once you've finished up typing it out you will need to click Submit tasks and

you will essentially get paid for just transcribing that text it's extremely

simple one of the best ways to make money online another example of a task

is draw a box around cars around certain objects in an image again it's super

easy to do as you can see and another example of a task is categorization so

for example you get a term like beat studio and then you select the category

that it belongs to okay it gets paid by PayPal every single week they pay you

every single week bye Peppa so it's extremely

simple to do now the good thing here is that you there are there are no special

requirements for this task so for example as you can see here under the

FAQ let me just scroll here and I will show you yes so easy to do tasks ok so

examples are like drawing boxes around cards or around various object

moderating content identifying spam categorizing t-shirts and so forth who

do they actually work with well this company remote Dusk's has been around

for a really long time they work with lots of different companies including a

lot of public companies so they are very reliable there is no minimum amount to

get paid ok and as you can see other examples are image annotations OCR image

transcription so transcriber important content from an image collect data

search the web and collect data from anything so literally anyone can do this

there is no minimum number of hours to get a payout there is no minimum you

just get paid out each week will you really get paid yes you definitely will

really get paid and now I'm going to go inside the interface and actually show

you what you need to do so the first thing that you'll need to do after you

log in so obviously of course you need to sign up first so just go through my

tasks comm and click the sign up button after you sign up you will see what's

called exams now you will learn you'll notice that I have just one exam at the

moment and says what a transcription one to two dollars per hour so the way this

works you need to build up your skills and you need to take exams and get you

know qualifications so to speak and they see very simple to do don't worry about

that but you do need to take an exam to unlock further exams and unlock further

tasks so for example the simplest task that you can do is this audio

transcription okay after you've done the audio transcription exams you'll just

need to click take exam after you've done the audio transcription exam then

you will unlock further exams for example categorization which pays more

okay research which pays more you will need

to do as well and as you complete each of the

exams each of the levels you will start getting the jobs in your interface here

in the dashboard that you can complete according to those exams so as soon as

you complete the exam about audio transcription you will unlock the audio

transcription jobs so that makes sense then so you can start doing what a

transcription jobs of course they don't pay very much so then you take another

exam and you unlock those jobs so you can anywhere from sort of five to ten

fifteen dollars an hour at the high levels here but you need to go through

those steps and you need to prove yourself to this website alright so

hopefully you enjoyed this check the links in the description below to get

the links to remote tasks as well as a lot of other information and now let's

move on to the next website on the list the next one on our list is selling

social shares which is one of my personal favorite ways to make money so

what is selling social shares all about so people want social shares social

bookmarks right so for example if you have a Twitter account or Facebook

account you will have some followers and other people who run YouTube channels

for example or who run blogs they will want social shares to get higher

rankings okay so bloggers want social shares of

their posts for higher rankings because this is one of the things that Google

when they rank search engine results take into consideration blog post with

1000 social shares is likely to outrank a blog post with zero social shares it's

a very important tricky single these days so what this means is that if you

have got certain social media accounts and you don't even have to have that

many followers you can sell social shares and you can share other people's

URLs for money so one of the marketplaces we can sell your social

shares is fiber and I'll prove you in just a second that you know I actually

have purchased these services myself I'm going to show you in just a second but

first I want to show you how this actually works so you can search for

various things for example social sharing okay and if you click search

you'll see the results so one of the sellers that I've used myself is this

one Greece ill da Lola I've done that before to promote certain types of my

content and as you can see she's got 66 reviews means that she's actually done a

lot more orders and the gig is very very simple so Australian 14 Australian

dollars so that's 10 US dollars that she charges to do that and basically what

she says is that she will share the URL okay so she says I will share your

social profile link page URL product on my social media two times within 24

hours and of course this is only gonna take her a few minutes to do and she

collects $10 for doing that so this is an excellent way to make money online

it's very simple it's very user friendly and you can do the exact same thing so

how would you actually do this okay so I'm just gonna outline the steps here

for you guys so first you will need to open Twitter account and Facebook page

alright and then secondly get some followers okay so get let's say 50 to

100 followers on Twitter and 50 to 100 and B by H likes and guys I'm not gonna

go into the details of how to do this in this video you can google this this is

very simple to do you can you can get set up in a couple of days you know this

is extremely simple to do alright if you need help with these just drop me a

comment in this video and I'm gonna post some links to some helpful videos how to

do that but basically once you type in the Twitter account and a Facebook page

and you've got a 50 to 100 followers and 58 to 100 Facebook page likes then after

that you will go and three open five on our account and then four post a gig so

your gig just look at what others do so basically go in and look for what others

are doing so it goes something like your social sharing you know one of

those types of things and after you have done that see how they lay out their

gigs and list your gig the exact same way okay and after that is just charged

five to ten dollars per post ice trust me there is demand for these people do

this just to get social signals you do not need to have followers people do not

do this to get tons of traffic you know it's not like one of those things where

someone with a million people on Instagram shares a link and you know

there's like hundreds of thousands of people go and buy a certain product none

of that this is purely done for social signals okay so even if you just have 50

followers on Twitter and 50 Facebook page likes you can certainly sell your

service for five or ten dollars per post as you're following grow so of course

you can charge more but basically this is an excellent way to make money for a

complete beginner it's an easy way to make money online for anyone who is just

kind of starting out you know if you've never made your first dollar yet this is

an excellent way to do this so after you've opened and posted your fiber gig

basically then from there on just wait until people order your gig and complete

the gig see how others do these on fire Mike into all of your research they're

cool so hopefully you enjoyed this one let's move on to the next way the next

one on our list of easy ways to make money is usability hub comm so their URL

is usability hub like that comm and after you've come to this website you'll

be able to sign up as a tester by clicking this button at the top become a

tester the reason why I really like the usability hub website is because they

are very reliable to work with some of the top brands in the industry you can

see that they're partnered with Amazon Google Tasks rabbit-ear tables are all

the huge companies so they're super reliable and that means that you are

going to get paid you're not gonna get scammed and you will actually get your

money so after you click on become a tester you'll be taken to this screen

here where it says join our panel of dedicated testers so what will you

actually do you will be asked to do some very

simple tasks that have got to do with usability of various applications of

websites and generally they are extremely simple

they prefer people with no experience you don't need to be a developer you

don't need to be some kind of a technical expert they actually prefer to

work with people with testers who are regular people who don't have a lot of

technical knowledge because that's the general user base of the applications

that those companies want to test okay and they will ask you to do certain

things for example they will ask you to find something or click somewhere so

they run short user tests and design surveys and the program allows you to

participate in that once you've accumulated at least 100

credits you can request a payout now this is 10 cents per credit okay so

once you've accumulated 10 dollars that's when you can request the payout

and it even says here you don't need to be usability expert to participate so

most test creators prefer ordinary people over professional designers and

developers all right so how much do you actually get paid now they pay 10 cents

per credit and most most tests pay 1 to 3 credits or something like between 10

to 30 cents per response ok and there could be multiple responses obviously

it's not just gonna be one response in a test there's going to be multiple

responses I've done a little bit of digging around how much you can make so

you can make anywhere from five to ten to fifteen dollars an hour depending on

the tests that are present on that particular day and you know it's just an

excellent way for you to be able to make some money it's one of the very simple

and easy ways to make money online make money from home just from the comfort of

your own home when when you've got a little bit of time to spare so go ahead

and register I highly recommend that you register for usability hub comm there's

going to be a link in the description below just check the link in the

description below if you enjoyed these the lists of these websites then give me

a like on this video that really helps me know that you guys enjoy this content

and helps me put out more videos in the future now there's one more way of May

Kimani that i want to talk to you so let's get to that my favorite way out of

all the ways to make money online is blogging this is what I personally do

and this is what I recommend everyone starts doing as soon as possible now I

want to talk to you a little bit about working vs. blogging and why you really

should try to build your own blog or we can also call it an issue website as

quickly as you can so let's talk about the difference

working vs. blogging so the good thing about working is that you can make money

quickly okay so essentially you either work in a job or perhaps in one of those

websites that I just talked about before and you can register on that on one of

those websites and literally the same day you can start earning money so it's

a it's a great way and I think you definitely you know if you're looking

for a way to start making money as quickly as possible you definitely

should go ahead and register and start working on those websites but you should

make a move progressively over time to having a blog and that's what I want to

explain to you why so with working even if you do work for example forty hours

per week multiplied by let's say just for simplicity ten dollars per hour what

you're looking at making is of course to 400 per week okay and these figures

could be different you know you can work more hours or you can maybe you can make

more per hour but essentially you've got a ceiling of let's say whatever it is

you know a thousand five thousand or ten thousand dollars a month it's hard to

make or over ten thousand a month over ten K equals ad per month you need to

really be in a really good job and you know if you if you're looking at those

micro working sites it's actually probably quite impossible to make over

10,000 per month now when you look at blogging blogging is slow to start with

okay because essentially what happens is you put out various contents a various

information online people start finding you through search engines but it's a

slow process you obviously need to build it you need to build it up however

it's passive so if you have many pieces of content out there on your site you

will get a lot a lot of passive traffic okay you will get lots of traffic

passively and that's the good thing about blogging now some of my blogs that

have been around for years you know they're getting hundreds of visitors per

day some of them getting over a thousand visitors per day on some days and I

don't need to do anything for it it's completely 100% passive you can have

affiliate links in content you can have Adsense in your content so this is where

the true passive income actually starts and that's why I think that blogging is

one of the best ways to make money online you do need to kind of slowly

transition to this you know always think about this what am I actually doing am i

trading time for dollars what I'm actually creating a passive income for

myself because that's where the secret to you know being truly happy and kind

of like making a lot of money online actually is it is within blogging and

getting that passive free traffic and then converting it into sales now you

can have a blog in any niche I've got blogs in multiple niches and

guys if you want a free guide on how to start your own profitable blog then

scroll down into the description below there is a link to get my free seven-day

blogging course make sure that you grab that it's helped a lot of people already

and I think that you're really going to enjoy it and it's going to help you move

from working to actually starting to grow your own passive online income and

start growing that overtime because what happens is as you put out more and more

pieces of their content on your blog you know once you've got let's say 30 40 50

100 posts on your blog you're going to be able to scale up and even if you go

away for like a week or two weeks or a month you take holidays once you've set

up all of those systems they're going to be automated for you and that's exactly

how many bloggers so many bloggers are making high four figures you know low

five figures even high five six figures every

a month from just having a blog because it's completely passive and you can just

continue growing it so make sure to grab that free seven-day blogging cost the

link is in the description below I think you guys are going to love that free

course that will help you start your own blog as quickly as possible that's it

guys if you enjoyed this video then make sure that you click the like button

below this video and also click here on the screen to subscribe to my channel I

put out regular videos that talk about ways to make money online and get

traffic to your blog or niche website also if you want drop me a comment below

this video tell me that you enjoyed this video tell me what you thought tell me

some of the future topics that you'd like me to cover and I will reply to you

and I'll officially welcome you to my channel so thank you so much for

watching once again this is greg kononenko do get in at a blogger and

i'll see you guys around

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Let's find out with me from now on.

Once you do a MOMO search.

Click the button to the right of X. Click Show only channels.

So you can check the ghost ghost channel.

There are various videos. 1,2,3,4, .... There are 9 videos here.

Below is Japanese. Let's see the video.

?? In fact, I am not afraid. I am not afraid of ghosts.

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. It looks very unpleasant. 3rd video

Fortunately, there is no sound in this video. So I was not seriously surprised.

NEXT VIDEO UR NEXT

This video has no sound. Just Momo ghost is holding a sword.

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I am more scared of you eating cell phones than ghosts

There is no ghost! Do not be too scared! See you next time! Hello!

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If you think of watching a video, the go-to platform will probably be YouTube.

Which is becoming even popular than TV.

YouTube is now the 2nd most popular website in the world just after Google.

More than 400 hours of videos are uploaded to YouTube in just a minute.

Which equals more than 16 days long video upload every minute and 65 years' worth videos a day.

Besides that, one billion hours of videos are watched on YouTube every single day.

And if you were to watch that alone, it would take more than 100,000 years of you.

So this is how YouTube is today.

But it didn't happen overnight.

It has a story behind and some intriguing facts with it.

Did you know YouTube was a dating site when it was founded initially?

Doesn't matter if you didn't because today we will be uncovering the story of YouTube.

This is Arafat and let's get into the 1st episode of the series tech startups.

And today we will be taking a look at YouTube.

Before going into that make sure to subscribe the channel then press the bell icon

and never miss future episodes.

YouTube was created by three former employees of PayPal who were

Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim.

They got to know one another by working in the PayPal.

Even the initial cost of YouTube came from the bonuses received following

the eBay's acquisition of PayPal.

After their days in PayPal, they wanted to open a start-up of their own.

But the idea behind opening a video sharing platform has two different stories.

One is that in early 2005, Hurley and Chen shoot some video in a dinner party

at Chen's apartment in San Francisco.

But after shooting the video they found that there was no easy way to share the video.

The video file couldn't be e-mailed because of the attachment limitations

and loading them to the web took hours.

So, they wanted to solve the problem by themselves

and that's when the idea of YouTube came to their mind.

But Karim denies the story and says that the dinner party never took place.

Instead in 2004, there were two different events,

one is Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction at the Super Bowl.

And the other one is the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

People were talking about these events but the videos of them were hard to find

anywhere on the internet.

Karim believed there were lots of videos of them but no way to access them.

So he came up with the idea of a video sharing website.

The idea of YouTube even came at a very perfect time.

Online video adaptation was limited previously by a few factors.

Most people didn't have access to broadband which made viewing videos problematic.

And another important factor is that there was no standard for video playback.

People were required to integrate Codec in their browsers.

And that proved to be a big problem for watching videos.

But in the year 2005, Adobe Flash solved the Codec problem

which played a great role behind the success of YouTube.

The website was activated on February 14, 2005.

And yes that was the Valentine's Day.

Initially, the founders even got inspired by a dating website 'Hot or Not"

and thought of making YouTube a video dating site.

The slogan they had for the site was "Tune in Hook Up".

But since they didn't have any video on the website their plan of making

a dating site was not working well.

So, they advertised to give $20 to women for uploading every video of them.

However, no single woman replied to that.

Instead, they found people started using YouTube for sharing all kind of videos.

Then they decided to take a step back and make the site flexible to all short of contents.

So they revamped the website accordingly by June that year.

Though the domain YouTube.com was registered on February 14, 2005, the first video was

published by Jawed Karim on April 23, 2005, titled 'Me at the zoo'.

Where he talked about elephant trunk at the San Diego Zoo.

That 19 seconds video can still be found on the site.

YouTube then offered the public a beta test of the site in May 2005.

Then just after a few months, YouTube had its first one million video view.

Which was a Nike ad featuring Brazilian football player Ronaldinho

and that was the inception of YouTube viral videos.

Nike also became one of the first major companies to embrace YouTube's promotional potential.

In November 2005 YouTube received $3.5 million as venture capital from Sequoia Capital.

And they moved in a room above a pizzeria and Japanese restaurant in California.

The money was then used to improve the site.

And the site was officially launched out of beta on December 15.

By that time it was receiving 8 million views a day.

Again in April 2006, an additional $8 million was invested by the Sequoia Capital.

In June 2006, YouTube entered into a marketing and advertising partnership with NBC, which

helped the traditional media company enter into the new digital age.

In July 2006 more than 65,000 new videos were being uploaded every day and the site was

having an average of 100 million video views per day.

Which even made it the fifth most popular website

and one of the fastest growing sites on the internet.

By September 2006, the whole YouTube thing was in another level.

Scripted shows were being designed for YouTube

and backed by the Hollywood firm Creative Artists Agency.

Though YouTube was having such success in the early days, it wasn't free from sufferings.

The main problem for YouTube was copyright claims.

Companies were unhappy about someone else uploading their videos on YouTube

and they would ask YouTube to take down the clips.

And subsequently, YouTube had to go through lawsuits for copyrighted materials.

The idea that the studios were preparing to sue YouTube out of existence may be misguided.

In fact, media companies were faced with a dilemma that, if they crack down on copyrighted

videos, they will miss the chance to go viral.

But if they let it go they will be losing ad revenues.

A new phase then started for YouTube.

Google saw the potential in the site and on October 9, 2006, it announced to purchase

YouTube for $1.65 billion in stock and the deal was completed on November 13.

However, YouTube planned to continue operating independently

with its co-founders and 68 employees working within Google.

Then in May 2007 YouTube Partner Program came into action which made it possible for everyday

people to earn money from YouTube.

People could upload their videos on YouTube and earn money from it,

which was a life-changing factor for many.

In August 2007, Google decided to make money from YouTube and started rolling out ads on the site.

The first ads they had were semi-transparent banners that popped up on the lower 20% of videos.

This was Google's first response to the question,

how the search giant would make money from its video site.

As for sharing the advertising revenue, YouTube typically takes 45 percent of the revenue

and the rest 55 percent goes to the uploader.

In October 2007, it launched its Content Verification Program to protect copyrighted materials by

allowing content owners to locate and remove video that infringes on their copyrights.

The system is known as Content ID.

It creates an ID File for copyrighted materials, and stores it in a database.

When a video is uploaded, it is checked against the database, and if any match is found

it flags the video as a copyright violation.

In November 2008, YouTube made an agreement with MGM, Lions Gate Entertainment, and CBS.

Which allowed the companies to post full-length films and television episodes on the site.

This move created a direct competition towards the existing rival video sharing sites.

In April 2009 YouTube teamed up with Vivendi to launch new music video service Vevo.

And it was YouTube's first move towards fixing its relationship with music companies, which

had complained about piracy and unfair licensing terms.

By January 2010 YouTube introduced an online film rentals service which has since grown

to offer movies from companies including Paramount, Disney, NBC/Universal, Sony, and Warner Brothers.

In March 2010, YouTube began free online contents streaming service.

And it started broadcasting certain events like sports.

On 31st of the same month, YouTube launched a new design to the website in order to simplify

the interface and increase audience retention.

By May 2010 YouTube was serving more than two billion videos a day.

It even became the third most popular website on the internet.

In April 2011, YouTube launched YouTube Live.

And thus it officially entered into the broadcasting business.

YouTube Live allowed to stream every short of events on the site including news coverage,

concerts, and Olympics.

By May 2011, 48 hours of new videos were being uploaded to the site every minute.

And it was having more than three billion views every day.

Then in March that year, YouTube purchased Next New Networks.

And after that, the site got serious about original contents

and started launching its original channels.

In January 2012, YouTube was receiving more than 60 hours of video upload every minute

and four billion videos streamed every day.

And it started to have 800 million unique users every month at that time.

In July that year, people all over the world were able to watch Olympics' live-stream

for the first time ever because of YouTube.

It was also possible to access the footage from essentially any device.

Later in December that year, YouTube relaunched its design and layout to make it very similar

to the mobile and tablet app version of the site.

Then on December 21, 2012, YouTube witnessed a new history.

It had its first ever 1 billion views for the music video Gangnam Style.

From that time onwards YouTube didn't really look back.

And it became the go-to platform for watching videos.

In March 2013, the number of unique visitors to YouTube reached 1 billion every month.

By May of that year, the site was hosting 100 hours of videos every minute.

And the number reached to 300 hours every minute By November 2014.

In the same month, YouTube announced a new Music Key subscription service, which featured

ad-free streaming of music content on YouTube with the existing Google Play Music service.

Then later in October 2015, YouTube Red was announced by YouTube, which is a premium service

offering ad-free access to all contents in the platform.

And it succeeded the Music Key service released in the previous year.

This service also included premium original series and films produced by YouTube personalities,

and background playback of content on mobile devices.

In January 2016, YouTube purchased an office park for $215 million in San Bruno

and expanded its headquarters there.

The complex can house up to 2,800 employees in its 554,000 square feet of space.

By February 2017, the site was having 400 hours of video upload every minute

and one billion hours of videos streamed every day.

On May 17, 2018, YouTube announced the re-branding of YouTube Red as YouTube Premium and the

upcoming launch of a separate YouTube Music subscription.

With all these said YouTube has played a great role in defining today's video industry.

It has also played a great role in transforming people's life.

Private individuals and large production companies are using YouTube to grow audience.

Its emergence has also forced the movie and TV industries to embrace online video.

When Google bought YouTube, the price point was seen as exorbitant.

Many doubted whether Google will be able to recover its investment.

Many years later, we now know, $1.6 billion wasn't so much to pay for YouTube.

In short, YouTube is now the world's default storage for videos.

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