How many clients from YouTube pay for it?

One formula: a year of content ÷ what one client is worth to you = clients you need. Then the honest part: the first months cost money. Enter your numbers and see the break-even month and the most you are ever out of pocket.

Your numbers

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Content cost per month

What you pay for the channel each month. A done-for-you package starts at $3,000.

How does a client pay you?

Average deal size

Cash collected from one new client.

Margin on that client

100% = count revenue. Use your gross margin for the strict version.

Close rate on calls

Share of calls you turn into clients.

Calls from YouTube per month, from month 3

Months 1–2 bring none; from month 3 it stays at this level. Your own guess, not a promise.

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Break-even number

3.6

clients a year

ROI over 24 months

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What it takes to break even

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What your numbers give

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Most you're ever out of pocket

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Break-even month

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Net after 24 months

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Where you stand, month by month

Cumulative result: gross profit from new clients minus everything you paid. Above the dashed line you are in profit. M6 = month 6.

	Paid in	Profit from new clients	Net

This is arithmetic on your inputs, not a forecast. Nobody can promise you a number of calls or clients. The one guarantee: in month one you lose money. We assume no calls in months 1–2 and your monthly number from month 3 on, and that a client pays in the month you close them. Retainer income is counted only inside the period you look at. Example numbers are not a promise.

Want to run it with your real numbers? On a call we plug in your deal size, close rate and sales cycle, and you leave with a plan, whether we work together or not.

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