What is the most difficult part of being a YouTuber, for you?

[Baylze]

Getting new subscribers.

This. Always this, haha!

 

[Derrick Toys]

Picking a thumbnail is tricky and very important for kids channels. I'm researching different techniques and it seems photoshop is the best for sharp vibrant images but still challenging for a new YouTuber.

 

[darkstarmedia]

Editing is my favourite part of the whole process, but for some reason the motivation to get up and record is something I've always found hard to come by.
Honestly, I think it's more a confidence issue than anything else and the fact that I'm never 100% satisfied with how I carry myself on camera - but that's my own personal nonsense, y'know?

 

[Scimplify]

YouTube, and for that matter internet is an addictive place. Sometimes, I get too involved in the whole thing and forget that I have a life outside YouTube. So 'taking time off' is a difficult thing for me

 

[TopSecretR35]

Keeping a schedule, this in turn making videos ahead of time to be able to keep a schedule. Time management!

 

[finalshar3]

It's hard to make daily videos, because there is not much time.

 

[HereBeBarr]

I'm always scrutinizing my shot choices, audio quality. Just the in general recording the videos is something I need to improve on a lot!

 

[Baylze]

It's hard to make daily videos, because there is not much time.

Finding time, as a student myself, is a pretty big problem. I should have probably added that as one of the options haha.

 

[Penny Art]

Learning creator etiquette. How to respond to comments, working out collabs, ect.

 

[Baylze]

Learning creator etiquette. How to respond to comments, working out collabs, ect.

How to respond to comments? What'd you mean by that?