VEED's founder recorded 40+ YouTube tutorials himself — then hired someone to post one a day

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A checklist built from what Sabba Keynejad actually did. Their numbers are a reference, not a promise.

1. 1

   Pick the channel and tactic

   YouTube — Founder-recorded tutorials, then a daily tutorial hire.

2. 2

   Set a budget cap

   Sabba Keynejad didn't say what it cost. Decide your cap before you start.

3. 3

   Set an end date

   Sabba Keynejad didn't say how long it ran. Pick a review date before you start.

4. 4

   Copy what worked

   From Sabba Keynejad's experience:

   • ☐Tutorials showing how to use the product
   • ☐A watermark paywall: first 20 paid users in 48 hours
   • ☐Talking to every paying user — subtitles were why people upgraded
   • ☐Hiring someone to post one YouTube tutorial a day
5. 5

   Avoid what didn't

   Where it went wrong:

   • ☐Promoting in communities: banned from Quora and most subreddits
6. 6

   Track the same numbers

   So you can compare like for like:

   • ☐Paid users in first 48 hours of the paywall
   • ☐Tutorials he recorded himself
   • ☐YouTube subscribers
   • ☐YouTube views
   • ☐Share of new paid users from YouTube
7. 7

   Compare, then share what happened

   Sabba Keynejad's headline result: 20 paid users in first 48 hours of the paywall. Yours will differ — that's the point. Win or flop, the result is worth sharing.