How To Get Viewers to Watch MORE of Your Videos
We'll discuss ways for you to get more views, more watch time, and your entire channel starts performing better in search and related videos on YouTube overall.
How To Grow a DIY YouTube Channel [feat. ILikeToMakeStuff]
Bob is here from I Like to Make Stuff. He recently went full-time on his DIY channel and he's here to share with you some of his best tips and secrets for how to grow a YouTube channel in the DIY space.
Get 1,000 New YouTube Music Songs for FREE!
YouTube added over 1,000 free music tracks and songs to their audio library that's completely free for you to download and use in your YouTube videos. Some songs require that you give proper attribution to the composer under the Creative Commons license, but that's it.
Factors that Increase your Ad Revenue on YouTube
There's a lot of factors that determine what your pay rate is on YouTube, but here's an overview of some of the big factors, as well as what ultimately needs to happen on your channel in order to make more money from Adsense.
Tips for Winning a Brand Deal on FameBit
Adam from FameBit addresses that concern and offers some tips and advice on how to write a proposal to a brand that's more likely to win a brand's attention and money.
Alphabet Owns Google. What’s Next for YouTube?
The new company is called Alphabet, which makes Google just one of their other companies, albeit the largest one. What does this mean for YouTube and us as creators? Let's dive into that a bit.
Where to Share your Videos for the Most Views
In this video I'll show you where to look in your YouTube Analytics to discover where most of your social traffic is coming from so you can nurture your relationships and efforts there on that platform for more views in the future.
FameBit vs. Other YouTube Sponsorship Sites
FameBit isn't the only self-service marketplace out there that's connecting brands and creators together. So, I sat down with them to ask what makes them unique and different from everyone else.
One Key Thing to Avoid with the new YouTube Player
YouTube rolled out their new player across the platform last week to all users. While it looks good, there's a few things to consider when designing your videos, especially with your lower thirds and calls-to-action, so they don't get covered up by the player when people try to interact with your video.
How To Publish Consistently Despite a Busy Life
I am posting almost seven videos every single week, and I want to share with you guys how I balance all that with all those things.