When to Brand?

[Civilly Barbaric]

Very new tuber on these platforms just wanted to ask when should I start to branding, how and where to go to ??

 

[Brandon]

I would suggest branding from day 1. I have been visualbrandon since the beginning! It would be bizarre to have an unbranded channel and then suddenly start calling yourself something different. It would confuse viewers. My suggestion is to come up with brand options before starting your channel and go from there!

 

[HisNHerLP]

Agree with the above, Get a channel name and get branding, even if its a basic logo or just text for now, Brand from the start and improve as you go

 

[Civilly Barbaric]

I would suggest branding from day 1. I have been visualbrandon since the beginning! It would be bizarre to have an unbranded channel and then suddenly start calling yourself something different. It would confuse viewers. My suggestion is to come up with brand options before starting your channel and go from there!

How would you suggest to do it

 

[buzzcuts]

A brand is just an identity. You may begin branding without even realising it. The typeface you use in thumbnails, the colours in your thumbs and banners, the style of photos, even the backdrop if you appear on camera and of course your content.

I would say to start consciously branding as soon as you have a good idea what you want your channel to be about and once you feel you know your 'voice' on yt.

 

[SlugoGaming]

I tend to subscribe to channels that show a certain consistency to their videos and social media platforms (ex: logos, thumbnail uniformity). It just makes the channel look cleaner and more professional to me. I've tried to build that consistency with my channel so far. I established what the brand was going to be and set all that up before I even posted the first video.

 

[EVO]

I didnt 'brand' my channel until a couple of years in and it certainly didnt help. If I had 'branded' from the start im sure the channel would have grown quicker.
So I would urge ASAP.

 

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