[00:03] job, their business, and maybe even all their projects. All they have left is their everything they built, all their money, all their businesses, and start building their life and earning their first 10,000 riyals
[00:17] as quickly as possible? I tried putting myself in that same situation and thought, "If I started from scratch, with no capital, no money, no experience, and no followers, what could I do to earn my first followers, what could I do to earn my first 10,000 riyals as quickly as possible?" But before I share the plan,
[00:32] let me tell you something very important. Most people who haven't been able to make money online have some misconceptions. They tell you, "You absolutely have to have a lot of experience, you absolutely have followers, you absolutely have to create a sales funnel and a marketing plan, and so on." They complicate things as if you
[00:46] want to earn 100,000 or even a million riyals. That's why in this video, I'm going to give you the fastest way for someone to earn income from the internet without  As we mentioned, you have experience, and you don't even need followers. It doesn't take
[01:03] I'll give you a simple, step-by-step plan on how to leverage this project, generate income, and make it sustainable. How can you master it, God willing, and earn your first 10,000 riyals as quickly as possible, God willing? Now, let's get back to the essential question: if someone wakes up
[01:19] wanting to start from scratch, or if they haven't started yet, what's the fastest way to do this? If you ask any business expert or consultant, especially those specializing in making money online, they'll
[01:31] tell you that the easiest way, especially if you don't have capital or especially if you don't have capital or followers, is to offer a service. Simply put, offering a service means doing something to help others or your clients. Whatever the need, it's very
[01:45] simple. It could be design, video editing, translation, content writing, or anything else.  Even a personal assistant is someone who organizes your tasks, manages your schedule, and things like that. So, any task you can add to someone's repertoire will benefit them,
[02:01] and they'll pay you for it, God willing. Of course, it does n't require extensive experience, right? But you can take on simple skills like translation, for example, or let's say content writing—something simple—or being a personal assistant—something simple. But you can also learn, for example,
[02:15] design or YouTube video production. It might only take a week for you to learn this professionally, and you can develop a skill that's in demand in the market and has many clients. So why did I say that offering services is the best project? Because simply put, when
[02:30] I offer a service, the client won't ask me how many followers I have. They won't care how many followers I have at all, or where I'm from, or anything like that. All they care about is: can you do this? Can you add value for me? For example, can you make a professional video? If yes, then that's it. I don't
[02:44] need to try to convince the client that I'm an artist.  Honestly, whether it's design, editing, or anything else, trying to create advertising messages or gather followers to gain more credibility, you don't need any of that at all. All you have to do is help someone fulfill a task or purpose in the
[02:59] form of a service. So, here's the main question: who are we targeting, or who are we selling this service to? We have two types: B2B and
[03:11] types: B2B and B2C. B2B targets companies and business owners, while B2C targets the end customer, who could be content creators. Of course, this varies from one field to another. You might prefer working with companies, or you might say, "
[03:25] Let me work with individuals." That's fine too. You can even experiment and work with all of them to see who you're most comfortable with, who's easy to work with regarding bank transfers and all that, and then continue working with them directly. So, we've said that providing services is a great option, and I can generate
[03:39] direct income from it. I don't need to wait for followers or anything like that. I offer the service and receive my money directly. Okay, what service can I choose? What can I take advantage of? From my point of view, I want to choose video editing. Let me tell you why. First, the demand for it is
[03:54] high, and I have no problem learning a new YouTube skill for a week to enter this high-demand field. Also, there's a lot of repeat business. For example, if I offer the service to someone, like a company, who orders content and likes my video, they'll
[04:09] most likely continue working with me. They might send me videos or content every week, every two weeks, every two months, and I'll edit them. So, at least this way, I'll guarantee a regular client, not someone who buys the service once and then never asks me again. Okay, I
[04:23] chose video editing. The first thing I'll do, of course, after I learn video editing—whether on Premiere, After Effects, or any other platform or program—is to become a professional. The first thing I'll do after that is... I'll be ready to create a portfolio.
[04:37] You might be surprised by this portfolio, thinking, "I don't have any previous work; I'm just starting out. I haven't made any videos for anyone before." So what should I do? I'll create original work, something no one has commissioned. I might go to a certain company and get some products from them,
[04:52] for example, and make a video for them. I might send it to them just for testing purposes. I don't mind making a video with this kind of content and putting it in my portfolio. That way, I'll have more than one project I can show people. If I tell them, "I'm a video editor, show us your work," they'll see, "I
[05:05] work with big companies, famous content creators, and so on." They might get the impression that I work with big names, even though I don't. I'm just giving it as an example. But this will make me
[05:18] appear professional in this field and give a very positive impression to people. What should I show them? What services do I offer?  Now we come to the most important point. I have a skill I've learned, I have a portfolio of work, and everything is in good order.
[05:30] Where do I find a client? Of course, there are several ways you can use to get your first client and your first group of clients, God willing. I personally will try two methods directly. The I personally will try two methods directly. The first thing is to register on
[05:45] freelance platforms like Salla Partners, Mostaql, and Upwork. I will register on all these platforms and add video production or video editing services
[05:59] platform takes a percentage of my earnings, for example. I don't mind that, but it will ensure, God willing, that there is regular traffic without me having to search for clients or anything like that. They already have clients and a large number of visits,
[06:13] so they will provide all the work, God willing. That's the first thing I will do. The second thing I will do is to work, God willing. That's the first thing I will do. The second thing I will do is to personally contact people, companies, or individuals who I feel I can offer more value in the videos they create.  So,
[06:26] Your videos are really good, but I can do something better." I might even make a sample, just a few seconds long, of a moving product or something like that, and present it to them. Or I might go to a content creator, for example, someone who makes videos for Instagram Reels, and contact them, saying, "I can make
[06:41] videos that are better than what you're making." I might even give them a sample of their videos, as we said, and send it to them, or say, "Look, I can do something like this, and even better, God willing." So, these people already have work in the same field, and most of them,
[06:54] believe me, don't have time to search for people to offer services. They're waiting for someone to come to them so they can finalize the deal and agree with them directly. They don't have time to waste going around negotiating with this person and that person and that person and whatnot. They want to cut to the chase. So, when you come to them, they'll take you into consideration, and there's a
[07:08] high chance, God willing, they'll work with you. And personally, most  Most of the people I work with on the team, whether video editors, designers, content creators, or administrators in general, almost 90% of them,
[07:20] came to me first. They sent me their portfolios; some sent me designs or simple videos showcasing the quality of their work for a specific video I had. I liked them and immediately put my trust in God. On the contrary, I liked that they actively seek out opportunities and actively pursue them. They have interest and desire. You
[07:36] can also work with podcasters now. Podcasts are currently very popular, with many podcast videos being released, often quite long, around one, two, or even three hours. Therefore, one podcast video might be worth more than four others.
[07:50] When you contact people personally, you show them your work and the value you can offer them. Some might say they won't respond, they might ignore you, or something like that, but you'll definitely get there over time, God willing. It won't take more
[08:05] than a few days, God willing.  God willing, you'll get your first client and agree with them. But the beauty of this field, and of services in general, is that you might acquire four or five clients, and then you'll stop. You won't want more than that. You'll be working with
[08:18] those four or five clients continuously, and every month they'll give you new videos. So, you won't have any extra free time to receive new clients. In this case, you can stop the search process. You won't need to contact anyone else. If someone comes to you, great. If no one comes,
[08:33] you're doing well. You already have a sufficient client base. So, the search process will only be necessary at the beginning. If you get enough clients to cover your time and achieve your sales target, you're doing well. You'll stop searching for a while and start
[08:47] receiving clients naturally and calmly. Little by little, you'll start getting recommendations from the people you work with. They'll start suggesting you to others.  Seconds or other merchants, for example, so you'll feel like you've built a customer base that grows steadily and organically. It doesn't
[09:03] require followers, social media, or anything else; it's all about your relationships and the quality of your work. Now, let's move on to the fourth step: how to consistently acquire clients and earn your first 10,000 riyals. Let's be practical: is it really possible to earn 10,000 riyals in one month
[09:18] from video production services? The answer is definitely yes, you can, and you can do it with more than one service, not just video editing. The idea I'll work on is to convert monthly orders into monthly packages.
[09:30] Let me give you a simple example: if you have four clients and each client pays you 2,500 riyals per month, you'll earn 10,000 riyals in one month. You can even start with small packages if your experience is limited. If you're just starting out in this field, your service could cost 1,000 riyals,
[09:44] for example.  Working with 10 people a month would earn you 10,000 riyals. The idea here is that instead of charging each client a fixed price of 200 riyals per video, you can tell them to watch five videos a month for 1,000 riyals. You can even offer a bigger discount,
[09:58] since larger quantities mean lower prices to retain them and keep them coming back. So, you'll transform individual work (where each video costs transform individual work (where each video costs 200 riyals) into packages—a full month's package for 1,000 riyals. With a
[10:11] 200 riyals) into packages—a full month's package for 1,000 riyals. With a Ultimately, you only need a few clients who like your work and will stay with you. With this approach, you'll be in a very good position, and you
[10:24] can potentially reach 10,000 riyals, or even double or triple that amount. 40,000 riyals is no problem if you build a team. You can't do everything build a team. You can't do everything alone. You'll reach a point where, if you want to increase your income and
[10:37] expand your business, you'll need a team to help you. You give them the tasks and projects, and they complete them for you. Then you review, compare, and adjust everything before delivering it to the final client. This could be transformed into a dropshipping service concept. Let me call it that: you act as an
[10:52] intermediary between the client and the main service provider. The client gives you the service, and I give it to another person, for example, another freelancer. I point out the key points and follow up with them until they finish. I make sure everything is good according to my standards. If it's okay, I take it and deliver it directly to the players,
[11:08] taking the difference. If you like the dropshipping concept, I'll put a video here that talks about this project in more detail. If you've made it this far, it's clear you have the desire and determination to start making money online. All you have to do is start. The thing that bothers us the most...  We all tend to
[11:22] overthink things and say things like, "I'm not ready yet. I'll start tomorrow," or "I'll start the day after tomorrow." We say things like, "I'm waiting to ready yet. I'll start tomorrow," or "I'll start the day after tomorrow." We say things like, "I'm waiting to So we keep procrastinating and end up with no results or anything. So just say "In the name of God" and
[11:36] start! If you have any questions or inquiries, write them in the comments section below. God willing, I'll answer everyone. I would be very happy if you supported me with a like and subscribed to the channel. Thank you, thank you, thank you for watching, and I'll see channel. Thank you, thank you, thank you for watching, and I'll see you in the next video, God willing.