How To Pitch your Channel to a Brand
In this video we discuss how to present your YouTube channel to a brand in order to land a brand deal and make more money with your channel.
How To Start a Local YouTube Meetup Community
In this video I talk with a few YouTubers who have created local communities of creators who interact online and regularly meetup in person. They share some of their tips and ideas on how you can do the same.
360 Degree Video is Coming to YouTube!
I'm sure there are many great, interactive uses for it, I wonder how many of us will actually adopt it for our regular videos. If you want to give someone a full look at the environment in any direction, it's the perfect solution.
4 Tips for Growing an Animation Channel on YouTube
Matt Gielen works with animation YouTube channels all day long and shares some tips and advice for how to grow an animated YouTube channel.
Facebook Video Now Has Channels! Whaaaat?
Facebook is certainly working on their video technology. In fact, it looks like they're learning from the best (*cough,* YouTube, eh-hem...) and implementing something that looks just like YouTube channels for Facebook business pages.
How To See your Fan Funder Money Donations
Here's a quick YouTube tip on how to see how much money your viewers have donated to you through YouTube's new Fan Funding feature.
YouTube is more than Cat Videos… Or Not
Online video news and updates were pretty slow this week except for all the hype around the release of the movie, "The Interview." Instead of opening in movie theaters, it opened online as a video rental on YouTube, Google Play, Xbox Live, and others.
How To Let Viewers Pay to Remove Ads from your Channel
In this video I show you how to enable paid channels and the steps necessary for letting viewers pay to remove ads from your channel.
Vessel’s Plan to Dethrone YouTube and Steal Creators
There's a lot of businesses trying to compete with YouTube, but a new startup called, Vessel, has raised a LOT of money to try to pay top YouTube creators to move to their platform and somewhat away from YouTube.
Does YouTube Take All Revenue from Mobile Views?
Some creators think that YouTube takes 100% of the money earned from ads on mobile views. It's stated as fact on discussion forums, reddit, and other places. However, I cannot find any actual documentation that states that this is the case.