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Here's a lot of great advice for preparing a media deck for your YouTube channel. Basic elements include sharing the channel's story and mission, demographics, social reach, and engagement, but there's many other things to consider, as well.
In this episode we discuss when to broaden the focus of your YouTube channel in order to reach more viewers and subscribers.
Tim has two new video courses coming out over the next several months and wants advice from the group on how to best launch these courses to his audience, both on YouTube and via his email list.
Today discuss our YouTube SEO strategy for using playlists, descriptions, and translations and see how it compares to how other creators in the group either are or aren't using them on their channel. Video SEO is very important
Collaborations are probably THE fastest way to grow your YouTube channel and get an entirely new influx of new subscribers. But they do require work and simply going up to another creator and asking for some cross-promotion will probably not get you the results you want. Amy is in the hotseat and together we all discuss how we do our best collaborations, how we connect with channels larger than us, and ideas for how you can do effective collaborations on your channel.
It's tempting to think that you should start paying YouTube to promote your videos, especially when you're first starting out and you want a bit of exposure. However, paying to promote something that's already not working will not magically make it start working somehow. Instead, you need to pay to promote the right content at the right time. In this video I share a bit about when you should and shouldn't pay to promote your videos and what you can expect if you do decide to do paid promotion through Adwords or otherwise.
In this YouTube channel review we'll discuss some of the aspects of storytelling that make for a great daily vlogging YouTube channel.
There is SO much misinformation out there on the YouTube Algorithm. It’s not some big, bad, beast we’re trying to trick or bribe into surfacing our content on YouTube. The algorithm is not out to get you (even
Mark Twain said, “Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” I did just that when I turned my YouTube channel into my career. But guess what? That
There's a lot to consider when it comes to how often you publish new videos to your channel. Things like the algorithm, a viewer's tolerance for having you show up in their subscription feed, the amount of time it takes you to create videos, etc. But then you also need to consider if quantity of new videos is better than the quality of new videos. All those questions and more we'll discuss in this live stream.
