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@@HeheJejeleHe has fixed the quality There is a 4K video out on his channel

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With all of this in mind, if you carefully select a focus for your TH-cam channel, I’m positive you can create a compelling and successful TH-cam channel. To dive deeper into this subject, consider watching the documentary below on one of TH-cam’s most successful creators of all time, Mr. Beast. One common misconception about starting a TH-cam channel is that you need the best equipment in order to produce high quality content. While having high end cameras, microphones, and other equipment can certainly enhance the production value of your videos, it is not a requirement for starting a successful channel. In fact, some of the most popular and influential TH-cam creators have started out with minimal equipment and have built their audience through consistent, engaging content. There’s even some TH-camrs who have half a million subscribers and barely edit, like FeatureMan’s TH-cam - he mostly just eats on camera. The most important aspect of starting a TH-cam channel is having a clear focus, your own unique perspective, and a willingness to put in the effort to create and share valuable content. As you grow your channel and gain a larger audience, you can gradually invest in better equipment as needed. In the meantime, don't let the lack of resources or equipment hold you back from sharing your ideas and passions with the world. For tips on inexpensive cameras, lighting techniques, and more, check out my friend Nigel Barros’ TH-cam channel. Thumbnails, titles, and tags are the very first things potential viewers interact with on your TH-cam video and can help to attract and retain or do the complete opposite. Thumbnails are small graphics that appear in TH-cam search results and on your channel page, and they are often the first thing that a viewer sees when deciding whether or not to watch a video. 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Using relevant and popular tags can help to increase the discoverability of your video and attract a larger audience, but you don’t want to use an over-used tag. The best advice I can give is to find a combination of thumbnails, titles, and tags that work for you while also finding a happy medium in a highly-searched topic pinned against a topic with not a lot of videos based on it; sometimes it’s difficult to identify, but it’s well worth the research. This strategy worked well when I made my EMO Desktop Robot video since there was a lot of interest, but not a lot of videos created about it. This video currently has over 200,000 views and is a great example that even if you ignore the title/thumbnail relationship advice I gave in the first paragraph of this section, as long as you do your keyword/topic research your video should perform well. Collaborating with other creators on TH-cam can be a valuable way to grow your channel and reach a wider audience. Working with other creators allows you to tap into their audience and expose your content to a new group of viewers. It can also be a fun and rewarding experience to work with other creators and produce unique content together. This is something on this list I go out of my way to try and make happen as often as possible. As with almost anything in life, networking can be pretty beneficial, but more than that - collaboration has been one of my favorite parts about being a TH-camr. In addition to the potential benefits it can garner for your channel, collaborating can also help to foster a sense of community and support within the TH-cam creator community. By working together and sharing resources, you can help to lift each other up and create a more positive and collaborative environment. I’ve heard often that when seeking out collaborations, it's important to choose partners who align with your brand and values and who have a similar target audience, however I don’t entirely agree with that last part. I think working with other creators who you enjoy hanging out with, regardless of their target audience, can propel you into a broader base which in turn, can help you create and try out new subject matter. Aligning with someone who matches your values though is important. Ultimately, I’d say that by carefully selecting your collaborations and putting in the effort to produce high quality content, you can gain valuable exposure and build stronger relationships within the TH-cam community. Rolefdvd- Thank you so much

Collaborating with other creators on TH-cam can be a valuable way to grow your channel and reach a wider audience. Working with other creators allows you to tap into their audience and expose your content to a new group of viewers. It can also be a fun and rewarding experience to work with other creators and produce unique content together. This is something on this list I go out of my way to try and make happen as often as possible. As with almost anything in life, networking can be pretty beneficial, but more than that - collaboration has been one of my favorite parts about being a TH-camr. In addition to the potential benefits it can garner for your channel, collaborating can also help to foster a sense of community and support within the TH-cam creator community. By working together and sharing resources, you can help to lift each other up and create a more positive and collaborative environment. I’ve heard often that when seeking out collaborations, it's important to choose partners who align with your brand and values and who have a similar target audience, however I don’t entirely agree with that last part. I think working with other creators who you enjoy hanging out with, regardless of their target audience, can propel you into a broader base which in turn, can help you create and try out new subject matter. Aligning with someone who matches your values though is important. Ultimately, I’d say that by carefully selecting your collaborations and putting in the effort to produce high quality content, you can gain valuable exposure and build stronger relationships within the TH-cam community.

Collaborating with other creators on TH-cam can be a valuable way to grow your channel and reach a wider audience. Working with other creators allows you to tap into their audience and expose your content to a new group of viewers. It can also be a fun and rewarding experience to work with other creators and produce unique content together. This is something on this list I go out of my way to try and make happen as often as possible. As with almost anything in life, networking can be pretty beneficial, but more than that - collaboration has been one of my favorite parts about being a TH-camr. In addition to the potential benefits it can garner for your channel, collaborating can also help to foster a sense of community and support within the TH-cam creator community. By working together and sharing resources, you can help to lift each other up and create a more positive and collaborative environment. I’ve heard often that when seeking out collaborations, it's important to choose partners who align with your brand and values and who have a similar target audience, however I don’t entirely agree with that last part. I think working with other creators who you enjoy hanging out with, regardless of their target audience, can propel you into a broader base which in turn, can help you create and try out new subject matter. Aligning with someone who matches your values though is important. Ultimately, I’d say that by carefully selecting your collaborations and putting in the effort to produce high quality content, you can gain valuable exposure and build stronger relationships within the TH-cam community.

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