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Now I’m curious about what approach I should take as I’m coming back. My plan was to change tactics and focus on posting one video per week instead of one video each day, but have it be much higher quality. I’d love to do this full time if it was a possibility and would gladly post videos every day. However, doing it as a hobby is unsustainable, even when you’re posting crappy videos. I’ve also considered starting other channels, specifically in my line of work (mental health), which seems to be a trending topic where I hold some authority. I would love your overall feedback and would love to hear your thoughts on what direction I should take my channel. What approach would you take if you were currently in my shoes? Any wisdom on dealing with monetization in niches like mine? I’m open to any and all feedback and if it can help me get better. Thanks again for taking the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this time to give back like this, it’s a huge lift for you. Congratulations again on your success and best of luck to you!

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Hi im pke, I started yt last month and currently am on 250subs, all my vids are getting around 2-4k and one reached 10k. And 100+ discord members I want to make technical videos (im a programmar and made my own pc mouse in the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this shape of a glove that u can hold in the air) Also videos take me so long to make 🙁 I get home at 6pm and work till midnight on videos and only get to post once a week My hands hurt from working on pc xd I feel like im doing amazing but im also doing shit if that makes sense? Time also flies by so damn fast now – I barely talk with friends now I dont play anythign with anyone anymore Many big youtubers and streamers say they lost all their friends in the middle of their grind so ig thats just how it goes…. Idk I want to talk forever but i will call it here Hopefullly I made some sense here – there is just so much in my mind I’ve been at mine for ~14 months now, long form content, roughly three videos per week. Only ~3300 subs. I post educational software engineering content based on my 20+ years programming and 12+ years of professionally managing engineering teams. I like to think my content is helpful I only really post evergreen content though because I’m not really into just overhyped stuff. Feels unnatural to me. Growth feels incredibly slow given how much effort goes into this. I share stuff across 10+ social platforms too, including short form videos made from all of my content.
I had my channel blow up because of an edit I made for Cobra Kai, BOOM 198k subscribers and 91 million views later I have no idea what to do, my channel was never about this tv show, I wanted to post creative/behind the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this scenes content of being a young entrepreneur, kinda struggling where to take this so i’ve just started out my channel and i’m not sure if im even doing it right tbh, i have 155 subscribers and LOVE making content, im just nervous and awkward in front of the camera and ik im funny and make all my people around me laugh but idk how to put that on camera idk if that makes sense. anyways i want to grow and become full time youtuber, any advice on how to stay on the right track? id link my channel but idk if that’s allowed lol
I make weekly animations which is hard work! Animation tame a long time to make. But i have less than 100 subs. Really hard to increase. Any tips? I’m still relatively new. But I make videos going through coding interview questions and solutions (in a bit of a Neetcode/Khan Academy style lately), where I just go through how to understand the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this question, solution, etc, and then the code itself. I’m also wanting to do some more general videos soon, where I talk about other CS and interview related stuff, not just problem solutions. I have a cricket channel and I wear a GoPro helmet cam to record my batting in a cricket match and also cover other teammates batting. I would like to have a review please, I have got 998 subscribers and around 1700 watch hours. I am very keen to grow and have been putting in some effort in my editing which has improved heaps. A feedback will be much appreciated.
I consider CK to be on par with Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, and other sorta lower-end designers. CK definitely had its heyday in the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this 90s, but I figured it still had a big draw and a high price point. Not to mention the fact that their ads continually make a big splash in the fashion world and pop culture. Anyway, I get ads from CK on IG a lot and decided to click through.. I was shocked by how low the price point was on their ready to wear collections. It’s like GAP! Has it always been like that? How on earth do they afford that low — where are they manufacturing this stuff? It’s cheaper than Madewell, Anthro, even some H&M and Zara collections. I know they cut their fashion/couture collections recently, but does anyone have more info? (Also, is there a better fashion industry sub I should be posting this in?)I work at Calvin Klein corporate and I can give you the lowdown on what’s been happening.
After Calvin Klein sold the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this business to PVH (which also owns Tommy Hilfiger), the company looked for the new “guy” in Raf Simmons. For a variety of reasons internal and external it didn’t work out. After Raf left, the company stopped making runway. Since then the company has had rotating leadership which has caused different creative directions which feels like every 6 months, and has been struggling internally with it’s “identity” as a brand in the market. Within the last year and a half, we got a new CMO, a new brand president, Eva Serrano from Zara, a new Chief Product Officer from Zara, and a new VP of Merchandising, from Zara… The company is trying to reclaim it’s licensing for apparel, swim, and fragrance and bring everything back in house that it gave away post Raf era. That Calvin Klein dress you bought at Macy’s is not actually designed or made by Calvin Klein. G-III makes Calvin Klein women’s apparel. It’s signature fragrances are made and marketed by Coty. We are trying to change that. The company, like many other companies, is still trying to recover from the pandemic. The company is currently below 50% head count, and boy does the workload feel like it,, however all signs look like that will change. Real premium made apparel is in the pipeline.
Post Calvin Klein there have been a lot of creative makeovers in the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this company, and we’re trying to reclaim our identity as a leader in fashion, but in the meantime we’re surviving on sales and discounts. Thank you for posting this, it was both fascinating to read what’s happened and heartening to know things might turn around. I hope you stick around for the rebirth, sounds like you working. A lot. I do have to say, the company is made up of mostly women in their 20s and 30s who are all very ambitious and talented but young. We are still at the same office Calvin Klein, the man, started the company, and we very much do care about the brand’s heritage. But yeah, the neverending change of leadership in the past 10 years has severely affected the quality of the product and the identity of the company.
Come 2025 we are looking to really start to “come back”. Right now we’re essentially a globally recognized brand that is going through growing pains. I’d love to see you go back to making what I call “office lady dresses”. I’ve never needed actual office dresses, but CK at Macys has been my go-to for quality dresses for special occasions for many years. Weddings, funerals, graduations, and other fancy affairs I could always rely on my CK dresses. Quality fabric, well made, with interesting designs that were very versatile in terms of where you could wear them. Plus the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this fit and flare ones always fit perfectly, especially in the petite sizes. And the styles seem timeless. Of course people in their twenties who work at CK may never have actually worn these, but I’d love to see them do a deep dive into the archives and bring back that quality I know and love.
I have a few…okay, several…okay I have way more than I should CK sheath dresses. They are my go-to for power dressing with heels at the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this office. And someone at CK has figured out that not all women are a B cup, so if I buy the right size, they not only fit these ridic 34F bewbs, but also draw in properly and make me look like I have a waist. Those sheath dresses are my favorite! I was on jeopardy a couple years ago and I remember all the female production staff and all the female contestants asking me who made the dress because they’re that good. The one I was wearing was just a solid eggplant color with a gold zipper down the back. No other design elements involved, just impeccable fit. I have that same dress but in black! It’s also machine washable and thick enough to not need a slip, definitely my favorite. I still have a CK sheath dress from almost 20 years ago. It’s black and I keep it expressly for funerals because it’s comfortable, will never go out of style, and it’s a little too big so it’s forgiving of any weight fluctuations lol
Wow, that gives me hope, which has been sorely lacking in today’s fashion landscape! I hate having a chunk of money in my pocket with an occasion to shop for, going in to a store, and finding a lot of cheaply-made, shapeless, garish things made of horrible fabrics, and nothing that is in the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this least bit tempting. I always had really good luck with the more formal gowns at CK made. Like the ones you could find at Macys. In my job there’s a black tie event every year so I’d need something to wear and for a few years in a row a CK gown would save lol Ha! I literally own about 4 CK “office dresses” I used to wear and love a decade ago. And truly, they were fantastic quality and lasted a really long time. I got compliments every time I’d wear them. I miss those days. See also their suiting separates. Fit well, can handle a wide variety of busts and butts, and they’re FREAKING MACHINE WASHABLE. The color range is limited (last time I bought suits, I could only find in charcoal gray, heather brown, and black) but the different styles blazers, skirts, and trousers are mix-and-match because the fabric is all the same (DID I SAY WASHABLE?!?) kind of weave with STRETCH.
I lived on CK sheath dresses at work, had so many in different colors and patterns… then they just seemed to stop making them. Can barely find them now. Oh wow thanks for the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this CK tea. I worked at PVH corporate from 2008 to 2017, so I’ve been out of the loop for some time. I was looking at my CK pillows this am and I have some CK slacks and a dress. I hope they get their act together,I love Calvin’s dresses and office wear because the fits are perfect for my body shape. If you really work at Calvin Klein corporate… I am a kinda lumpy mid-sized lady and my husband is a kinda lumpy mid-sized man. Your shit, when it fits it FITS GOOD. Its insane. Dresses, blouses, jeans, hoodies, etc. I have always knows that when a CK item fits it fits good. I offhandedly bought my husband a CK hoodie 2 years ago – same thing.
I dont know how you cut and size or whatever magic you do to your clothes… but it can be magical. Now your L is not standard… not all your L’s fit my body. But when it does… I bought a pair of mom jeans from you I get consistent compliments on. Its wild how good your clothes sit… consistently. CK needs radical rebranding akin to Burberry under Daniel Lee. Same goes for Hilfiger, PVH really sucks at positioning its property and both names are worn down enough to warrant new logos and identities alltogether. Shoutout to the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this Hilfiger gaming keyboard and headphones Calvin Klein Inc actually had its heyday in the 70s, when Calvin Klein was a respected high fashion designer but also launched the very profitable jeans line. Check Wikipedia for more history info. By the 90s, the most visible and profitable lines (including fragrance, underwear and jeans) targeted the mass market, and the high fashion was a minor part of the business, thought the amount they spent on PR may have persuaded people otherwise. Calvin Klein had realised, like many other canny fashion business owners, that the prestige of the high fashion label would add a sheen to the other products, making them easier to sell, and at higher prices.
By the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this time Calvin Klein sold the business 20ish years ago, I very much doubt if the high fashion side was profitable – there were plenty of ads, but very few shops and I suspect sales were low. As the costs of running the high fashion business were exceeding the perceived benefits, it was shuttered by the new owners after Raf Simons left in 2018. At this point even the core lower-priced business was slipping so they couldn’t afford any extravagance. I guess the shift to mass market fashion is just an attempt by the owners and licensees to make something out of a recognised brand name. People still buy the the perfume and the underpants, and those people are more likely to buy clothing with the same name on it.
Goodness, I haven’t worn anything CK in years but did recently get their underwear only because it was on sale on Amazon. It felt nostalgic when purchasing lol I see this sentiment here and there and just want to clarify a couple things. Similar to Burberry and CK, Ralph Lauren created a bunch of diffusion labels at various price/quality points which ended up muddying the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this waters. A few of those labels spun off into completely independent entities, with nothing to do with RL proper. Handy guide here: Today, you’ll find “Macy’s-tier” offerings under the Lauren Ralph Lauren label, quality mid-tier items under Polo, and luxury threads with Ralph Lauren Purple (men’s) / Collection (women’s).
Speaking of Purple Label and Collection, these go toe-to-toe with your Italian and French design houses…with price points to match. Pick them up on sale if you can, they’re worth every penny. I own a few Purple Label shirts tailored to fit, and this flannel I picked up on sale from Nordstrom which instantly became my go-to for cozy weather. Calvin became what he fought against so very hard – old. We all do this of course, but only if we keep breathing. PVH acquired the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this Calvin Klein name several years ago. They don’t seem as if they are currently engaged in continued aspirational development. Quality went down the drain so that’s not surprising. I used to buy CK and a few years back ordered 3 bralettes in the “same size” but when I got them they all were hilariously different in size. Who has time to keep returning everything?
I have some pretty decent dress pants from Calvin Klein that I grabbed at a department store: some of their “lux” pants. And of course: underwear! I always look at the Raising Men Lawn Care Service Going Back To The Community Shirt and I love this fabric and the construction of the garment: I don’t care who made it, in the end. I will keep those pants forever: the fabric and the fit is perfect. There is a huge difference between Calvin Klein and Calvin Klein Jeans. I always find the CK still expensive in some ways. When I was checking for panties they were 40 euros more expensive than the CKJ. I have a couple really nice CK dresses, I buy them through department stores or, honestly, Amazon. Most recent was a couple months ago so I know they’re still there. Weirdly they’re not available on the CK website. I’m guessing there’s a couple different manufacturing lines all licensed under the same brand. I worked in CK Jeans pre & post covid and the quality is mind boggling. CKJ post covid clothes aren’t made well imo. We constantly had customers coming back to return their items due to quality errors and faulty items. Some customers did chance their arm but majority of the issues were valid. Thankfully we had a really good discount but now that I’ve left I’d never spend my money there tbh unless it’s on the underwear items

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