The new YouTube Heroes program has brought some criticism from the YouTube community saying that giving flagging and moderation control to the community at large is a terrible idea. Will all these new updates work well or flop? Good question. Here are my thoughts.
The social media strategy you implement for growing your YouTube channel has to be dependent on the audience you're trying to reach. In some cases, it can get pretty complex because you're actually targeting two audiences.
Let me show you exactly how I make money on YouTube. I earn enough money to support my family and a small team of other people through this channel and I'll give you a break-down of where the money comes from, including Adsense, how I earn it, and how you can make money to earn a full time income on YouTube, too.
It appears that the more views a new YouTube video gets within its first 24 hours, the better it may perform overall in search, suggested videos, subscription feeds, and more. But what contributes to getting that boost of views within the first 24 hours? We'll share some ideas of what makes a video perform well immediately after it's published as well as how to get more views on your new videos right after you publish it.
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.
The #YouTubeIsOverParty hashtag has been trending due to YouTube's demonetization of videos that are apparently not advertiser safe. I feel like a lot of other people expressed similar thoughts as mine, so I didn't jump in right away, but enough of you are still asking about my perspective, so here's a brief overview of what I think, including a few thoughts I don't feel are being mentioned as much.
It's easy to feel burnout as a YouTube creator when you don't see the growth you want from your videos or if you've just overextended yourself with too much work. It's common for creators to go through phases of feeling like they lost the passion they once had for their YouTube channel. How do you beat the discouragement and frustration and get the passion back so you can continue to publish new videos that serve your viewers well? I'll give you 5 ideas for that here in this video.
There's an easy opportunity to get more YouTube views simply by dominating the traffic that comes from suggested and related videos on YouTube. Using branded thumbnails can make your videos stand out from all the other videos being suggested around it and will bring more YouTube views and traffic to your videos. In this tutorial I show you how to use branded thumbnails to increase your YouTube views and grow your videos.
Creating, launching, and selling products you create to your YouTube audience is usually a much better way to both serve your viewers and make more money that you can typically earn with Adsense.
There are 3 different ways to go full time on YouTube and make money on this platform. You can get paid from sponsors and advertisers or get paid from your viewers. Each system only works when your viewers
