Post a YouTube Tip

[Nick Alexander]

Always know what you wanna do/say before you film to cut down on editing time

 

[Hatss]

Don't trust other youtubers

I think collaborations help with exposure and having fun or meeting new people, just don't give them any power

My tip would be to always check back on your past videos so you know if you are making any improvement. See if your views, likes and even comments are going up, and see if you enjoy watching them and don't find it too boring (You might find it a bit boring because it's you )

 

[Porky]

Don't be boring, be fun.

 

[Cabbage Hunters]

background music can improve a gaming video by an insane margin. if you play something kinda upbeat you can get away with more down moments where you're setting up something funny that happens.

 

[Misslilzz]

Viewers like CAPITAL LETTER TITLES- grabs there attention

 

[Hatss]

Monetize. You need money for equipment, electricity and food.

If you can't make money from YouTube yet, find a job or find something that can do it on the side

 

[Kyharr]

I find that 2-3 minutes is usually a good time-frame for videos as attention spans in our society seem to be getting shorter and shorter. However, that depends on the type of video of course.
Also that background music seems to make just about everything better.

 

[jessiblahtv]

Don't include a paragraph at the bottom of your video description with keywords or tags. This was common-practice years ago, so if you still have that in some of your videos make sure to get rid of them. YouTube have implemented a new algorithm and are deleting all the videos they find with tags in the description box.

 

[Ruth Taylor]

keep a notebook with you so if you out and about and you think of a idea you can quickly note it down :3

 

[Kyle Janulis]

Do it because you enjoy it