Damn Good Trading

Discover how Damn Good Trading is growing and who they are working with. Growth, audience and partnership data on FYI.

FYI Score 72 — ranked #450 of 12,326 · 42K total audience · Covers prop

Brands tracked: fundednext, tradeify, takeprofittrader, apextraderfunding, e8markets, plus500

Who is Damn Good Trading?

Damn Good Trading is a prop trading creator publishing on YouTube, Discord, X, Instagram and TikTok, with 42K followers across those channels. Their content covers funded trading challenges, payout results, futures and forex setups, and comparisons of the prop firms that run them.

That is a mid-sized, focused following. This profile brings together what FYI measures about Damn Good Trading: the size and spread of the audience, how that audience responds to each post, and the brands Damn Good Trading has worked with. It is written for brands, agencies and partnership managers deciding whether Damn Good Trading is the right fit for a campaign, and for traders who want to know who stands behind the content they watch.

Damn Good Trading's audience and reach

Damn Good Trading spreads their audience across 5 platforms: YouTube, Discord, X, Instagram and TikTok. A multi-platform audience gives a brand several ways in: a long-form integration on one channel, short clips or stories on another, and a pinned link or post where the community gathers between videos.

FYI gives Damn Good Trading an FYI Score of 72 out of 100, ranking them #450 of the 12,326 creators FYI ranks. The score combines audience size and growth, how closely the content sticks to trading, and the calibre of the brands a creator works with, so it rewards a relevant, trusted audience and not only a large follower count.

On YouTube, brands usually buy an integration of a minute or two inside a video, or a dedicated review, and the link in the description keeps bringing in sign-ups long after the upload. On Discord, the community server is where the most engaged followers talk every day, and partner channels or giveaways reach them there. On X, threads and pinned posts put a brand next to live market commentary, where traders read during the session. On Instagram, reels reach new viewers while stories with a link sticker turn existing followers into clicks. On TikTok, short videos travel well beyond the follower base, which suits sign-up offers aimed at newer traders.

Follower counts are recorded every week on each channel, which shows whether an audience is growing, holding steady or fading, and how it compares with other creators in prop trading.

How Damn Good Trading's audience engages

On average 2% of the people who watch a post by Damn Good Trading like or comment on it, and 0.23% of their followers engage with each post. That points to an audience that responds steadily, post after post.

Engagement is the number to read alongside reach. A brand buying a placement is paying for the people who see it and act on it, and a smaller audience that responds can outperform a larger one that scrolls past. FYI calculates these rates from 42 analysed videos, not from a single post.

How Damn Good Trading compares with other creators

At #450 of 12,326, Damn Good Trading sits in the top 4% of the trading creators FYI ranks. The ranking is relative, so a creator moves up or down as their own audience, content and partners change and as other creators grow around them.

Rank is most useful when read with the rest of the profile. A creator ranked lower but focused tightly on prop trading can be a better fit for a prop trading campaign than a larger general finance channel, because the audience already came for that subject.

Damn Good Trading's brand partnerships

FYI tracks 7 brand partners for Damn Good Trading, 3 of them active. By FYI Score the list holds 4 market leaders. The partners come from prop firms and brokers.

Across 42 analysed videos, Damn Good Trading has promoted 19 brands. Each promotion is recorded with whether it was sponsored or an affiliate link, any discount code, and when it first and last appeared.

Damn Good Trading works in a market where the main partners are prop trading firms. Prop firm partnerships are typically affiliate deals paying a commission on each challenge sold, usually tracked with a discount code the creator shares on screen and in the description. Firms also sponsor live challenge attempts and payout videos, which double as proof for the audience.

Working with Damn Good Trading

Prop firms looking for a creator check whether challenges and payouts are shown openly, whether the creator trades the instruments the firm offers, and how many competing firms the creator already promotes. A creator who documents a challenge from start to payout gives the audience proof that no advert can.

Before approaching Damn Good Trading, compare three things on this page: the reach on each platform, the engagement rate against the size of the audience, and the brands already on their list. A creator who already promotes a direct competitor may be tied to them, while one with past partners in the same market already knows how to present the product.

Brands can contact Damn Good Trading through FYI by sending an enquiry from this profile. A good first message names the product, the placement in mind (an integration, a dedicated video or a link in the description) and the deal type on offer, so the creator can answer with rates and availability.

How FYI tracks Damn Good Trading

FYI records follower counts from each of Damn Good Trading's public channels every week and analyses their videos for the topics covered, the brands promoted and how the audience reacts in the comments. Brands are matched against FYI's rankings of brokers, crypto exchanges and prop firms, so every partner carries its own FYI Score. The profile updates as new data arrives.

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