Any tips for a beggining YouTuber?
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PaulM
YTtalk Mad
The Biggest tip is just enjoy creating the videos and sharing, the Subs will come eventually. Also Network, Network, Network. It may be Seem like a Grind and it kinda is. Keep Mastering your craft and be who you are in the videos and not like someone else. I am still new as well.
Rusty
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Thanks for the advice! I will definitely put those into good use!.
Rusty
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no no your fine. I will check that out. Thanks
It's okay buddy, as long as you understand.
Go read up a little, and if you still have any questions regarding the specifics, (e.g. I don't understand what does audience retention mean, instead of, anyone know how to read analytics?) feel free to post it on the forums because that's what the forums are for.
I apologize for my rudeness earlier. Have a good day!
GamingHappens
HEY LOOK! a distraction!
you're already on the wrong path lol you're a gaming channel that just started and you're expecting to turn this into a career, it may happen but good luck bro lol
Michael Lunatic
Cosplay Videos|Comedy|Unboxings
My biggest tip to you good sir is to watch other YouTubers and see how they go about with their videos 
Observation is a great tool for learning and inspiration!
+ Get/make a tiny Intro for each of your video's, your own brand if you like.
+ Get/make an outro card for your videos, one to promote another video and to add a professional polish to the videos.
+ Think about better equipment, like lighting, recording audio, video and editing programs. Ask others what they use ect.
+ Try and find something, a skillset or niche, a catchphrase, a unique personality to draw others into watching your videos.
+ Finally be yourself and promote your videos like crazzzzyy!
I've just recently started a couple of months myself and I'm learning these tips as I go along. We've all got to start somewhere right?
So good luck to you and your channel
Observation is a great tool for learning and inspiration!
+ Get/make a tiny Intro for each of your video's, your own brand if you like.
+ Get/make an outro card for your videos, one to promote another video and to add a professional polish to the videos.
+ Think about better equipment, like lighting, recording audio, video and editing programs. Ask others what they use ect.
+ Try and find something, a skillset or niche, a catchphrase, a unique personality to draw others into watching your videos.
+ Finally be yourself and promote your videos like crazzzzyy!
I've just recently started a couple of months myself and I'm learning these tips as I go along. We've all got to start somewhere right?
So good luck to you and your channel
Rip the Script
Mr. Sarcasm
Here are a few tips from what I've learned during my 4+ years of doing youtube.
Just try to enjoy doing what you do. Make the videos you want to make, and not just the ones you think will be popular.
If you want to make this a career someday, be realistic about your expectations and time-frame, and don't give up because it isn't happening quickly enough.
Always try to learn, and make better videos. That is good advise even if you start getting an audience and become a bigger channel; always try to make yourself and your videos better.
Again, at the end of the day, just have fun, and don't worry about views/subscribers too much. If you make good videos and enjoy what you do, you will find an audience.
Just try to enjoy doing what you do. Make the videos you want to make, and not just the ones you think will be popular.
If you want to make this a career someday, be realistic about your expectations and time-frame, and don't give up because it isn't happening quickly enough.
Always try to learn, and make better videos. That is good advise even if you start getting an audience and become a bigger channel; always try to make yourself and your videos better.
Again, at the end of the day, just have fun, and don't worry about views/subscribers too much. If you make good videos and enjoy what you do, you will find an audience.
Parsa
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taking a look at your channel I'd say that you'd look at how to fix your channel layout. Actually I'll tell you how. Go to: My Channel> Hover mouse around your name and a pen will appear on your right, click it> Click channel navigation>Enable Browse. Expect for that upload more and get experience. You CANT make good quality videos at the beginning but after a while you will reach problems and learn how to fix them, so make videos and if they ABSOLUTELY SUCK then dont upload but if they're decent do it. Do collabs, you can find someone here on YTTalk. And join a network. Freedom is a network that will let you in no matter how many subs. Try it, it's good. If you have any questions tell me. BTW I have the same situation as you. So we are in the same boat. 