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

[Penny Art]

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

Well, people leave weird comments sometimes. Also, I've seen some real trolls on other peoples channels. I think learning how to deal with disappointing comments is a skill learned also.

 

[ItsMegan2]

The most difficult thing to me is maintaining a schedule. I sometimes go months without uploading, but I get busy and run out of time to record and edit.

 

[lazy vlogger]

as a newbie its creating content and topics others want to see and hear to let people know youre a person on the internet with quality content

 

[javacentral]

I feel ya. My current estimated audience retention is 1 minute and 30 seconds. XD

bruh. I feel your pain too.

 

[GaganDos]

It's hard for me to be consistent

 

[MasterEth]

bruh. I feel your pain too.

Best not to look at that right now... XD

 

[missmonmonxo]

for me its trying not to be embarassed recording in public places. When I take my kids to Cheerleading or we go out for the day sometimes I really want to vlog it but I'm to scared because I don't want the attention from people looking at us while we vlog. I'm always worried what they might be thinking grrrr

 

[10ACITY]

For me it is recording. Being a dancer, I have to find a great scene to put the camera and I'm too young to just drive myself around town looking for cool places. Editing is annoying too because I have to sync the music which is very, very difficult. I then need to make colour corrections and such which I can only do on YouTube because GoPro Studio is not working and my only other option at the moment is WMM. I feel so discouraged when the music is not synced or the colour looks bad.

 

[Kate GD]

For me the hardest part is tinking about ideas and how to present them in an interesting way!

 

[MasterEth]

For me the hardest part is tinking about ideas and how to present them in an interesting way!

That's exactly what I struggle with!