I would say getting your videos out there. It's hard to find trends to make videos about, and even when you do make a video that you think should do really well because of trends, tags, etc. it sometimes doesn't do well. So I'd say the hardest part of being a youtuber is getting your videos out there.
The biggest problem, I believe, is not lack of time, money, equipment or audience. It's that many, but not all, don't realize that their videos are not interesting enough to bother watching.
Exposure. You can produce super high quality content, but if it gets drowned in the thousands of other videos uploaded a day, then nothing really happens. Networking, marketing, exposure is the hardest thing IMO these days.
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