Meet Nahom, the creator behind Tech2Cop, a tech channel focused on practical gear, honest reviews and deals that actually save people money.

In this episode, Nahom shares one of the most surprising lessons from his channel: a video that took him about 15 minutes to make got roughly 15,000 views in a few days, while some of his earlier videos took two or three months to produce. The difference was not production quality. The quick video gave viewers something immediately useful: a good tech deal that saved them money.

We also talk about why being critical makes brands trust you more. Nahom criticized a microphone a company sent him because the mute button was too easy to hit by accident. Instead of damaging the relationship, the brand came back with a newer model and asked him to compare the two. His takeaway: if every product you review is amazing, nobody believes you.

Finally, Nahom admits he overspent on his own camera, even though some of his earlier videos shot on an iPhone were already excellent. His advice for a new creator with a $500 budget: use the phone you already own, buy inexpensive lights, get a decent microphone, and start creating. Realistically, you could get started for around $150.

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