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
There are legal concepts that YouTube creators must understand to grow a profitable channel and business. In this episode we discuss copyright, fair use, business classifications, trademarks, and more.
It's tempting to download videos from YouTube to either watch later or to use as a part of your own video projects, but doing so does introduce some legal issues you need to consider. If you want to download YouTube videos legally to watch later, using YouTube Red is the best way to go.
I'm bringing together 20 YouTube creators who will each share a tip or an idea to help you continue to grow your YouTube channel and audience! Each of these creators will share some advice from their experience on
The Canon G7X Mark II is the best vlogging camera for YouTube in 2016! In my camera review, I show you what's great about it, how it works, the best image stabilization settings, and more, based on my experience of using it for vlogs on YouTube. There's 7 things that make this the best vlog camera, but there's also 7 drawbacks to the Canon G7X Mark II that you should know before you start using it for vlogging. We review all of those things here together.
Daily vlogging can be pretty intense and has a few unique challenges to it. In this episode we help make the process easier by bringing a community of vloggers together.
After publishing more than 3,000 YouTube videos, I have a process that works well for me to be consistent with brainstorming, shooting, and posting new videos. The process varies for other channels I'm a part of, but this is what it looks like for the Video Creators channel, including where I record my ideas, how I setup the camera and lights in my house, and tools I use to work with my video editor.
If you're a YouTube creator who's making a full-time income from the value you deliver to your viewers, you're among a growing number of people who are moving into that category. It is growing every day, not just in YouTube world, but on the Internet in general. There's bloggers, podcasters, Instagram stars, vine stars, and more.
A lot of creators want to be a famous YouTube star, have millions of screaming fans, and feel like the most famous and loved person on the planet. However, if you're not careful, that kind of social media stardom can actually ruin your life. This is what happens and how you can maintain a healthy relationship with your viewers.
