- Joined
- Jan 9, 2014
- Messages
- 284
- Reaction score
- 55
- Age
- 28
- Location
- Marion, North Carolina
- Channel Type
- Youtuber, Vlogger, Gamer, Commentator, Reviewer
Before I start the list I just wanna say that these are the most typical tips and some are just added by me.
1.Networking
-The most important one as a smaller channel.
-Don't chain message bigger youtubers, you want to try to contact youtuber of kind of the same size group.
-The
Collaborations & Meet Up forum is really good for the matter most of the time.
-One way you can do it is also by boxing eachother.
-Do it by making a video that makes sense to your subscribers don't just make a shoutout of eachother that is not a valid option if you want to make loads of networking.
-Find people who make the same kind of content to network with.
-Be sure their audience would actually be intrested in your content.
2.Interaction
-Interaction is always going to be a key feature of your youtube channel be it with a big or small youtuber.
-You want to get intact with your subscribers by replying to their comments. The one day when they see your video pop up on their subbox and they remember you replying to their comment there is a higher chance of them coming back.
-You can also do this on social media but it's easier to do it in the comments especially when you are still in the 0-500 subscriber territory.
3.Enthusiasm
-Everybody always mentions it in their guides but for a good reason nobody wants to watch a 30 minute video of you half of the time being silent and making a lackluster uninspiring intro and ending the video without notice.
-The enthusiasm shows that you enjoy doing what you are doing. It has the same effect in any other thing in life. If you are enthusiastic so are your viewers.
-Don't be fake enthusiastic. You can kinda fake this sort of great mood but don't shoot it over.
4.Get professional.
-It's completely okay to start youtube with your moms own laptop and your awful headset that your dad got of a conference with his company, as long as you don't leave it there that is. If you want to do youtube full time you wanna put all your effort and resources into first get a better mic. Then get a better computer slowly upgrading your equipment as your videos quality goes higher.
-You want a good rendering program which of probably the best are: adobe premiere and final cut. (from general opinion])
-HD is nowadays a must no question.
5.Don't rush it.
-You don't need to upload 5 videos a day to get noticed. One video a day a week or heck two weeks or even a month is enough if your channels type fits that kind of genre. For let's plays I reccomend at least one video in two days and for review channels one in two weeks.
-If you want to make a high effort video it's also important not to rush it down to make it the best video it can be.
6.Do what you enjoy.
-Just because PewDiePie or Tobygames is massively successful with Let's Plays doesn't mean there isn't space on youtube for your strange league of legends/Fifa matchup with hard work edited video. If you enjoy doing content like that DO IT!
7.Never give up. Never stop.
-Even though it might take you a year or two or even three to reach 1000 subscribers doesn't mean you're bad.
-If you pursue anything with determination and detication eventually it will come to you.
If you guys have anything to tweak or suggest leave it in the comments.
1.Networking
-The most important one as a smaller channel.
-Don't chain message bigger youtubers, you want to try to contact youtuber of kind of the same size group.
-The
Collaborations & Meet Up forum is really good for the matter most of the time.
-One way you can do it is also by boxing eachother.
-Do it by making a video that makes sense to your subscribers don't just make a shoutout of eachother that is not a valid option if you want to make loads of networking.
-Find people who make the same kind of content to network with.
-Be sure their audience would actually be intrested in your content.
2.Interaction
-Interaction is always going to be a key feature of your youtube channel be it with a big or small youtuber.
-You want to get intact with your subscribers by replying to their comments. The one day when they see your video pop up on their subbox and they remember you replying to their comment there is a higher chance of them coming back.
-You can also do this on social media but it's easier to do it in the comments especially when you are still in the 0-500 subscriber territory.
3.Enthusiasm
-Everybody always mentions it in their guides but for a good reason nobody wants to watch a 30 minute video of you half of the time being silent and making a lackluster uninspiring intro and ending the video without notice.
-The enthusiasm shows that you enjoy doing what you are doing. It has the same effect in any other thing in life. If you are enthusiastic so are your viewers.
-Don't be fake enthusiastic. You can kinda fake this sort of great mood but don't shoot it over.
4.Get professional.
-It's completely okay to start youtube with your moms own laptop and your awful headset that your dad got of a conference with his company, as long as you don't leave it there that is. If you want to do youtube full time you wanna put all your effort and resources into first get a better mic. Then get a better computer slowly upgrading your equipment as your videos quality goes higher.
-You want a good rendering program which of probably the best are: adobe premiere and final cut. (from general opinion])
-HD is nowadays a must no question.
5.Don't rush it.
-You don't need to upload 5 videos a day to get noticed. One video a day a week or heck two weeks or even a month is enough if your channels type fits that kind of genre. For let's plays I reccomend at least one video in two days and for review channels one in two weeks.
-If you want to make a high effort video it's also important not to rush it down to make it the best video it can be.
6.Do what you enjoy.
-Just because PewDiePie or Tobygames is massively successful with Let's Plays doesn't mean there isn't space on youtube for your strange league of legends/Fifa matchup with hard work edited video. If you enjoy doing content like that DO IT!
7.Never give up. Never stop.
-Even though it might take you a year or two or even three to reach 1000 subscribers doesn't mean you're bad.
-If you pursue anything with determination and detication eventually it will come to you.
If you guys have anything to tweak or suggest leave it in the comments.
