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I Paid $15,000 for YouTube Advice. Then I Replaced It with Claude.
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- Maximum Lawyer
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- Jun 20, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 760
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Summary
Tyson sits down with Ryan Webber to unpack the custom “YouTube research skill” he built in Claude that has transformed his law firm’s YouTube channel. Ryan shares how he took fifteen thousand dollars’ worth of training from top YouTube strategists plus six years of experience, loaded it into Claude, and created a skill that now does the research those strategists used to do for him. You will learn: Why YouTube is a click‑first platform and why titles, topics, and thumbnails are eighty percent of success How Ryan’s skill scans niche and adjacent channels, pulls outlier videos, and turns them into ten prioritized title and thumbnail ideas with data to back them up The shift from “YouTube for local clients only” to broader topics that took their channel to one hundred thousand subscribers and over one million views per month How Tiffany records just two hours a month, uses teleprompter scripts built in Claude, and still generates 1.5 million monthly views How they turned seventy‑eight hundred dollars in monthly AdSense into roughly seventy thousand dollars in revenue by reinvesting into high‑ROI ads and funnels Ryan breaks down exactly how he uses cowork to trigger the skill, how it checks oneof10.com trackers and YouTube analytics, and why he now invests about eighty percent of his effort into research, titles, and thumbnails before ever worrying about video polish. He also shares what still requires a human touch, from injecting real client stories into scripts to tailoring the skill to each individual channel and its goals. If you are a law firm owner who wants YouTube to both bring in five to fifteen calls a week and build a much larger audience, Ryan’s approach shows you how to stop guessing and start using AI to make smarter marketing decisions. Highlights 0:00 – Wh…