Branding plays a huge role in helping you stand out in the crowd on YouTube. When most people think of branding, they think of the channel art, the profile icon, colours, graphics, etc. But Stephen figured out how
Like a lot of creators, when Stephen was first starting out he wanted to turn YouTube into his full-time career. He knew what type of content he wanted to create, and he knew he'd need to compete with
YouTube Stories just rolled out to more channels and now you want to know how to use it, how to post video clips, photos, use filters, add music, trim your video clips, get comment notifications, and more. In
Season 3 of, "How They Got 1 Million Subscribers," is starting next week! We'll have a new episode with Stephen Sharer every weekday for two weeks starting on December 3rd. Stephen grew to a few million subscribers very
YouTube is much more competitive than it was when I first started uploading back in March 2006. Today, if you're serious about growing your channel and turning YouTube into your career, there are certain skills you need to
One of the most common misconceptions about YouTube creators is how long it takes to "make it". Yes, there are those "unicorns" who seem to be overnight successes, but the reality for most people is that growing your
When you tell a good, meaningful story, your audience retention goes up, you get more watch time, and your brand connects with people on a deeper, emotional level. Telling a good story, however, is much
When you're trying to grow a vlog channel, you need to be really clear on who your target audience is and what value you're providing for them. Your story needs to be something the viewer cares about. Because
I have a lot of how-to tutorials to help you grow on YouTube, as well as some tips and advice to get more subscribers. So many of you have seen great results from implementing what you've learned here
Hollywood has mastered the art of telling engaging stories. It's led to tremendous success for that industry, and it can lead to similar success for us as creators on YouTube. Jeff Bartsch, who edits TV
