The YouTube Formula: How Anyone Can Unlock the Algorithm to Drive Views, Build an Audience, and Grow Revenue

by Derral Eves

Master the YouTube algorithm and transform your channel into a thriving, revenue-generating business Even experienced YouTube creators struggle to understand the platform's complex algorithm and grow their audiences profitably. The YouTube Formula, Second Edition by Derral Eves, a video marketing expert who has generated billions of views, provides proven strategies for YouTube success. This comprehensive guide reveals algorithm mechanics and delivers actionable advice for building a sustainable creator business. The updated edition includes brand new case studies and addresses emerging trends. Readers discover how to leverage AI tools, optimize shortform content and YouTube Shorts, master livestreaming, and build loyal fandoms. The book provides data-driven strategies for launching channels, creating compelling content, driving subscriber growth, and increasing engagement. The book Detailed explanations of how the YouTube algorithm evaluates and recommends content to maximize reach Proven techniques for driving rapid view and subscriber growth based on billions of views generated Comprehensive guidance on AI tools, shortform content, and livestreaming strategies for modern creators Real-world case studies from successful YouTube creators demonstrating strategies in action Data-driven approaches to monetization, audience development, and community building that generate revenue Perfect for YouTube creators, content creators, social media strategists, brand managers, entrepreneurs, and video marketers, The YouTube Formula delivers the insider knowledge and practical strategies you need to achieve commercial success on the world's largest video platform and build a thriving creator business.

352 pages, Hardcover

Published September 15, 2026

Reviews

[R S · Rating 1 out of 5]

Ai-generated slop. This book is hard to read because it's clearly ai-generated. It has constant ai slop-voice and unlike the first edition doesn't sound like the author at all.