https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rADIYD4Ef-0 Okay, we have now successfully completed the first month of this project.  There are now not only over 30 videos and our own YouTube channel, we have also placed this content on a website and registered the videos as podcasts in various portals.  Our videos were already available on Stitcher on the first day, and in the meantime we have also received confirmation from Apple that we will be available as a podcast on iPads and iPhones in the future.  We also uploaded our content to Google Feedburner using a so-called RSS feed and from there the content can also be distributed further.  Our YouTube channel already has a few subscribers and we will continue to work on getting more subscribers.  To do this, we use some simple tools on YouTube that are available to every YouTube channel.  As you may have seen, it is possible to display subtitles in over 20 different languages on our YouTube channel.  This is not so significant for a new project like this one, but on our Mql5 programming channel with more than 17000 subscribers you can see in the statistics that more and more people prefer to see subtitles in their native language.  And we have now included multiple prompts in our videos so that viewers also sign up as subscribers to the channel.  In our newly created intro sequences, we also point out that there is a premium course.  In addition, in our videos we always ask the viewers to send us an email if they have any questions or suggestions.  In the long run, this leads to the fact that we can always produce new fresh content that gives relevant answers to these questions of the viewers.   There are also one or two other tricks that we would like to use for our YouTube channel.  This includes a corresponding channel trailer that every new visitor gets to see on our channel.  For this we recorded a video today which was created with a software. The software is able to edit videos of human actors with some artificial intelligence so that they can lip-sync what we have entered in a text editor.  You can do that for different languages and different actors, and in the last few weeks there have been a few queries about that.  So the topic seems to be interesting for our target group and that's why we want to use that as a trailer in our YouTube channel.  Another thing that has helped us more often in the past is the possibility to post a video as a premiere.  On YouTube, a premiere means that you can only access a video at a certain time.  Subscribers are notified about such premieres and can then watch these videos at the specified time.   YouTube seems to prefer such premieres and you can clearly see that at the time of release a significant increase in viewer numbers in the channel statistics is noticeable.  All in all, our first month went very well.  Only if you have a production process that allows you to actually produce a video like this every day in addition to your daily work, you will be able to win customers with automated video content in the long run.  We have improved our own production process to attract customers with automated videos over the years.  After documenting this process, we managed to turn it into a course. And since the goal of these videos here is to acquire new customers, it's safe to assume that viewers and subscribers of this channel will also be interested in this course content.  The core of our customer acquisition process is to first generate attention and interest, then turn viewers into subscribers, and then offer them relevant course content afterwards.  And the more videos we publish the more people watch that content as well.  And that leads to what we call a self-fulfilling concept in the long run.  Because if you're watching this video content here then that means that the concept has already worked for you, right?  And we don't have to convince anyone of the insights from their own experience, because they've already done that themselves.  Okay, that's it for today.  If you have any questions or suggestions about the content in this video, feel free to send us an email.  We always reply ourselves and usually within 24 hours.  Thank you for your attention and see you in the next video!