How to Get 30K YouTube Views in Your First Month ft. Louise

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How to Get 30K YouTube Views in Your First Month ft. Louise

Hosted by Will Leatherman and Louise de Sadeleer

108 students

In this video

What you'll learn

Find YouTube topics with real search demand — fast

Use keyword volume + trend-jacking to pick topics that hit, before you waste time filming the wrong one.

Produce polished videos with Tella + Remotion solo

Record, build motion graphics, and replace screen shares with synced B-roll — no editor, no code, no video background.

Use Claude to cut post-production from hours to minutes

Sync motion graphics to exact timestamps and automate transcript-heavy edits with a repeatable Claude workflow.

Why this topic matters

Most B2B marketers think YouTube takes 6 months. Louise's first month at Tella hit nearly 30K views across 4 videos — top performer at 15K. No video team. No big audience. She treats YouTube like a search engine. In this session you'll learn her exact workflow: keyword research, Tella, Remotion, Claude. So you can build the same system.

You'll learn from

Will Leatherman

Founder, Catalyst GTM Agency

Why trust me?

Has personally coached and advised 100+ B2B founders on go-to-market strategy and outreach
Built Catalyst's Lightning Lesson series, hosting 50+ live sessions on GTM execution
Created frameworks used by founders at Series A through pre-IPO companies
Obsessed with the gap between what works in theory and what actually gets replies

Louise de Sadeleer

Growth Marketing, Tella

Why trust me?

Grew Tella's YouTube channel from 1,500 to 2,000+ subscribers in under 6 weeks, with early videos hitting 11K and 6K views — no video background, no production team
Sole growth marketer at Tella, a YC-backed screen recording startup that hit $5M revenue with a 3-person team
Uses a Remotion + Claude workflow to produce polished motion graphics videos — without a coding background or video team
Previously built Tella's largest growth channel through affiliate and creator partnerships before pivoting full-time to content