Here is why I agree with MrBeast 100%: There is a youtuber called "Internet Historian" he uploaded less than 50 videos and he started 6 years ago. That is nearly 8 videos per year. But his quality, editing, and story telling is top notch, The entire internet waits for his videos and he has 4m subscribers.
@@matthewcaldwell8100 it's the opposite of the advice he gave at the beginning, but then he gave contradictory advice later in the video that supported that example.
I love 3 key points: the importance of a great caption, the first 10 seconds of the video, and assuring people that they are gonna get what we promised in the title. Thanks for creating this.
These three points particularly stood out for me as essential strategies for growth: 1. Consistency and Improvement. 2. Understanding Your Audience (Algorithm). 3. The Importance of the First Few Seconds.
Mr. Beast giving the tips that matter!! Love that he doesn't beat around the bush and tells like it is!! It takes TIME, EFFORT and DEDICATION sometimes to stand out and find that success.
(8:54) "How to keep viewers watching and happy with the video? I would say, just give them why they clicked, tell them why they should watch, and then just stick on topic." - Love it! Thank you!
He's so authentic and this advice is so precious. If you scroll down on his channel to watch his very first videos 11 years ago, you'll see he's being absolutely honest and sharing its own experience and learning. Hard-earned success!
I am leaving this comment here so that after some hours, days, weeks, months or years when someone likes or comment on it, I will be reminded to watch this video again
Video Summary: • Virality doesn't necessarily require money: Some of his most viewed videos were created with minimal spending. The focus should be on creating interesting and unique content. • Focus on quality over quantity: It's better to upload fewer videos but of higher quality that have the potential to attract TH-cam's algorithm, than posting lots of average videos that won't stand out. • Be open to critique: No video is perfect, and having a critical eye (from yourself or others) will help improve your content over time. • The experience with your last video matters: If people enjoyed your previous content, they're more likely to watch your next video. • High view counts often come from viewers watching multiple videos, not just one: Strive to create content that keeps viewers hooked and wanting to watch more of your videos. • Drawing inspiration is okay, but copying is not: Instead of copying a successful format or idea, ask yourself how you can make it better, more creative or more unique. • Thumbnails should be simple, yet evoke emotion or curiosity: The thumbnail should make the viewer so curious about the video that they feel they need to click on it to find out more. • Update thumbnails of older videos: Mr. Beast updates the thumbnails of older videos every couple of years, using the knowledge he has gained over time. This often leads to an increase in views. • TH-cam's influence is underestimated: He believes that in the future, TH-cam's impact on culture will be bigger than television's ever was, offering an unparalleled platform for influence and business opportunities. • Work hard and stay committed: Mr. Beast explains that his success has come from his constant dedication to his work, reinvesting every penny he earns back into his channel, and always striving to entertain his fans in the best way possible. • Find your own unique voice: Don't strive to be the next 'Mr. Beast'. It's important to create your own path, and define your own success. • Patience is key: Success doesn't come overnight, it takes time, learning, failure, experimentation, and constant improvement. • Enjoy the process: You should find joy in the journey, in the growth, and in the process of creating content. The satisfaction comes from the process, not just the end result.
1:42 "A lot of people get analysis, paralysis." This is so true, just start and try to understand along the journey how to improve and how things work on TH-cam.
This is more simplistic and effective than I thought it'd be. Not the fluff I normally hear. Good work. I went from 500 to 3000+ this year alone. Just had to do it!
1. Good content 2. Consistency 3. Do's and Don't while uploading the Vids 4. Enabling all settings 5. Professional vediography 6. Professional editing 7. Impressive thumbnail 8. Catchy Title 9. Related tags 10. Community post 11. Engaging your audience 12. Content should be helpful for viewers 13. Trending Topics 14. Appreciate other TH-camr's vedios and try to Collaborate 15. Shoot in Iphone or DSLR to Shoot the vedios
💯💯🚀Wow, this video is a goldmine of knowledge for anyone aspiring to be a TH-camr! MrBeast has undoubtedly cracked the code when it comes to creating viral content and building a massive following. His advice about staying persistent, experimenting, and most importantly, doing what you love, really resonated with me. It's incredible to see someone so successful still so down-to-earth and willing to share his insights with the community. Thanks for this, MrBeast! Your wisdom is invaluable for us aspiring creators. 🙌
Don't lie! We all knew why we watched this video, right? If you're starting a new channel like me, don't give up and just keep grinding. Remember, "Rome wasn't built in a day".
@@TheDaveVlogs Hey, I'm sorry if I offended you in any way. But you're taking it wrong way. I ain't giving anybody any advice. I just simply saying like "don't give up" like motivation, ya know 😁😁??
He’s soo right about analysis paralysis, I waited several years to make and upload a video. It was Think Media that kicked my butt with support and realistic expectations that finally convinced me to just press record.
Wow. My take out on this video: 1)Title - Should be short but interesting 2)Thumbnail - Should be attractive to the eye, must relate to the content on the video (Summary of the video in 1 pic) 3)The Hook - First 5 to 10 seconds of the video are very key because of short attention span people have while scrolling 4)Description - This is the part you get to describe the video in detail not just for the viewers but also for the algorithm to know which audience to recommend your content to. 5)Tags - Ensure they relate to the content, not just to attract people to your content only for them not to get what they were expecting. They might never click on your content again because you did not deliver their expectation. 6)Quality Content - Understand your niche quite well then improve on quality of delivery, camera angles, sound quality and other creative stuff. Somebody like my comment so that I can always come back and watch this video for revision purposes lol😆
To anyone starting a TH-cam channel, you got this lad!! Just keep up with the effort and hard work and I promise you, it will all pay off soon! All the best!
I'm a former radio broadcaster with a ton of voice-over experience, currently a professional photographer and background actor with a ton of hours being on film sets, TH-cam seems like a paradise platform to share my talents and stories 🎥🎬🎧🎙😎🤘
I posted my first video three and a half months ago and I just hit 1,400 subscribers. I work my bottom off every day to make a better video once a week. We will all make it, we just have to keep at it.
You're good at what you do, It looks like you are experienced in sales and you are able to sell, plus you look good... All the ingredients a woman needs to make money on yt... Enjoy :-)
@@marcsteddybear Goodness, thank you. Honestly I have been a stay home mom for the last 23 years. My husband asked me to start this channel, he had more faith in me than I had in myself, lol.
He's probably the best advice I've watched in one video, he's honnest and goes straight to the point on what works, what matters, what a content creator should focus on. 20 minutes that gonna help you saving a lot of time and effort to become a better youtuber. Thank you MrBeast
I love how there’s no gate keeping and everyone wants to see everyone thrive. There’s more than enough success for everyone and if we can do it together and empower each other. Man, there’s so much potential. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻🔥
@@MomKyroNo there isn't. You aren't owed a result and just like in any work you have to focus on your inputs and being better at serving the viewers. If you think "I want" or "I deserve", you're already way off the mark.
I started in 2020 and I found hashtags to help and making a catchy thumbnail helped alot and being consistent with uploading 6k subs later and over 5 million views hope someone reads this little info and help there progress good luck to everyone out there trying keep going and also one more thing type in what video your uploading and see on the search bar if comes up when typing and seeing what's trending helps to
So true, probably the best advice, most of people talk about setting, tags and so on, but what really do matter, is making a good video, and this is what I try to make
The beginning when he said just practice on getting your videos better. Couldn't have felt this more. 7 years when I started TH-cam the videos were garbage and even though I'm not big now, I still leveled up my editing skills and now use that as a fulltime job to fund the TH-cam!
TH-cam is so much more complicated then I realized, but it actually makes me want to create a great channel because the satisfaction in getting there will be so much better than to just get a job. As a creative free spirited person I always struggle in any situation where I am an employee. I quit trying and just gave up on that idea. I’m totally 💯 dedicated to make the best channel ever with original content. This video is so interesting, thank you for the knowledge. Now I know I just have to get started instead of planning the first video to the limit in hopes of creating a viral video.
Awesome Think Media!!! Mr Beast, thank you for not only entertaining us with your incredible videos, but also for shedding light on how TH-cam works behind the scenes. Your transparency and willingness to share your knowledge is truly commendable. It's fascinating to learn about the intricacies of the platform and the hard work that goes into creating and promoting content. Your dedication and success are an inspiration to aspiring creators like myself. Keep up the amazing work and thank you for being a positive force in the TH-cam community!
I think what he is missing here is that most youtubers dont make content just to get views. Many people are passionate about a certain style of content like gaming, vlogging, fitness, tutorials, etc. and they dont want to change the pacing and personality of their videos, because it wouldnt be enjoyable for them. Of course there are still things you can improve, but just because someone doesnt adhere to Mr Beasts advice and gets less views, doesnt mean their videos are bad. Its more about making the type of content you personally enjoy and building a smaller community around it.
💯 I looked at my first video (~4yrs) and looked at my recent, and I've been following this advice and improving. A hobby to get me out of the house and enhance my life through creativity (I don't have it) and has grown into a passion. I never thought I'd create, but showing my family and friends what I'm doing and where I'm living has brought us all closer. We are really spread out and although I'm retired my family is not. It's a great way to stay connected to my family community. It's a great way to enhance your own life as well. Thanks to all! I'm not in it for the views either, but somehow it's become a goal. If I improve my content creation through improving my skills at capturing proper audio and video, then editing it into a interesting story, and that increases views and audience. To me, that means I'm getting better at all of these skills required. It's like being a one-man band. 🤣 Subscribed, The sailor on the dock was funny. Did you make that? It's amazing!
Yea, I get what youre saying and its pretty awesome how you've found content creation to be a fun hobby that you can enjoy. Also, thank you very much, I did make the sailor animation :)
Wow it took you 7 years to save for a camera. That's actually really inspiring that you worked so hard to get where you are now from basically nothing. I use my cell phone currently and keep wanting a fancy camera as well. I'll keep going and see where I'm at on my 100th video :)
A lot of great advice for a expert in the field. This is day 3 of me and the kiddos making content of us gaming. We have a very long way to go, but at least we're having fun and making memories.
Being a TH-camr is pretty much like the best job ever. It's like running business, and you just need to offer your viewers what they need or want. Starting channel can be tough, but there are tools like Famester which could massively help to kick start your channel and pretty much you don't need to worry about algorithms ever again.
@Ime_Prezime youtube is not a job. A job pays taxes directly and it pays 2 times a month. TH-cam pays 1 time a month and it's a lump sum. So no it's not a job. You don't work for them. Your not an employee
That’s exactly how I am building my TH-cam channel. All the advice is taken and being implemented in my channel. My channel is a hindi informational video and with every video I try to better the quality and the results are mind blowing. Totally agreed 👍. 100% true 🙌🙌
Good for you man!! Same for me and my channel here. It's not always easy coming up with new idea's, new improvements to make, but in the end it's worth the effort. I wish you the best with your channel
In my opinion the best advice is that you need to give your subscribers what they want. It's like business, and people will pay you for things they want to see or things they can't live without. For me the toughest part is starting and growing your channel, but the good part is that there are now lots of online service that could make it a lot easier (I am using a little bit of famester every now and then, and I don't regret it. Really makes everything more fun and engaging. I also feel like I am ahead of algorithm always).
3 major key takeaways: [1] Make 100 videos, but focus on quality over quantity [2] Improve one thing every time you make a new video (e.g. better script, inflection in your voice, etc.) [3] The only question you should ask yourself over and over again: how do you make better videos? Did I forget anything? Also loved: replace the word 'algorithm' with 'audience'!
Thank you so Think Media, I have started my new channel(also mentioned you one of my favourite resource in my video) to help me learn different parts of TH-cam. Currently I’m using a Iphone 13, a boya mic, tripod and few lights.
I've probably watched every single one of the interviews these clips come from but seeing this fires me up every time! I'm fascinated and inspired by Jimmy's passion, commitment and drive. Before ever watching him in an interview, I scoffed at his content because of the spectacle of it all. But now, there are videos on his main channel and also his philanthropy channel that I really enjoy. But if nothing else, you gotta respect his work ethic. But watching videos like this makes me believe that I can be great too. The thing he talked about in this video of people disagreeing that he could help somebody get to 20 million subs in 6 months is definitely controversial. But hasn't he proved himself enough? I don't doubt him. But now it's time for us. This is for us. And by us, I mean people who think about TH-cam when you wake up in the morning. I think about my content strategy when I'm going to bed. I think about it at work. It's possible to have the success we want. But we gotta do the work and here's the good part. If you really love it, that work is fun and doesn't even feel like work.
Watching his videos, I understand that it's not possible to succeed without crazy money he invests in his videos, and without his team who create everything from script to the equipment.
These videos are extremely helpful, I've been there for 3 weeks now and only have 46 subscribers. I've decided to stick with it as long as it takes to grow up.
I don't agree with uploading less to ensure that you get the best quality. Be consistent and overtime you will become good. Also, depending on your niche, you may not need the fluff that he describes/puts into his videos.
I kinda agree. I think it’s good to want to make sure your content is quality, but by uploading less and not being consistent, as a beginner you’ll obsess over the little things. In reality you should be consistent with content and push towards finish what you start while learning all you can. Getting in the habit of making content and setting up a shoot is more important. And like you said, depending on your niche you probably don’t need all that extra fluff.
I listened and watch this video all the way through. While doing so I took some notes and I plan to implement them. Thank you Mr Beast. & thank you Think media. Road to 1k subscribers! Good luck to everyone. I know we can do it!
keep going! i just checked your channel youre almost at 1k, my feedback, you can work more on your thumbnails, theyre ok and dont inspire clicks, people would easily skip them on the homepage. you want to give people the impression theyre paying extremely little for extremely more! and why they should click otherwise theyre missing a huge deal.
I just started my channel a few weeks ago, but mainly to log my own gardening progress. Every other thing I tried to keep a written journal never ends up successful. Most of the times I either lose it or it gets destroyed in the rain or covered in mud. So my channel is my log. If somebody gets joy or new information while watching that's absolutely nice. But not necessary.
Although I agree with everything he is saying I would say his channel is much different than most of all the channels on TH-cam. He did extreme challenges that no one else’s even thought of, and now he does the most insane stuff that I’ve ever seen. But yeah his video went viral because he did something unusual that no one else has done. It was original. I think original content is also a big big factor of what makes someone big on TH-cam. That’s what helps you stand out. His thumbnails are also hard not to click on even if you try to resist your like dammit let me check this out for a minute lol 😂
I haven’t watched this whole video, but this is me paraphrasing my favorite advice of his. “If you make sketch comedy you can be the best at sketch comedy on TH-cam, but you can’t be the #1 channel. And that’s okay if that’s not what you want. If you want to be #1, you can’t make a video and try to make people want to watch it. You have to make a video that people want to watch.”
For anyone reading this. We can do this. Just enjoy what we're currently doing so we won't feel pressure and stress over it. It's going to get better. Let's not give up on our TH-cam channels. Fighting!😊
@@wizkeffiyehgaming Don't worry bro. Let's just keep working. We just started last month and still trying some experiments for the perfect niche that viewers will love. Gaming would be a perfect niche maybe we need to improve on how we market our videos? What's your thoughts
I think all new creators should spend more time on description and title than before since tags aren't helping anymore we have to use more keywords in dis and title , ones that are related to the video and the 3 first hashtags in the descriptionshould be the main subject of the video , also good job on getting ur 100 subs in a month thats very good 👍👏
@@wizkeffiyehgaming Wow thank you so much this is really informative. I believe you should start a content too giving advise for new creators like me. You're so awesome! No wonder if you'll be more successful ✨
Wow, this video really opened my eyes! I never realized how important the first 5 seconds are in keeping people watching. If you don’t hook them right away, they just click away. Also, I love how Mister Beast talks about really focusing on making each video better instead of just pushing out a bunch of average ones. It totally makes sense that spending more time on fewer videos can really pay off. And the bit about how your title and thumbnail should be super interesting was so helpful! It’s like they have to scream, “Click me!” I can’t wait to start applying these tips to my own videos. Thanks for sharing such awesome advice!
Perfect tips from Mr Beast there. I know it takes uploading and continually improving; I’ve uploaded 8 pretty rubbish videos but it’s about repetition and improving elements so, you never know, maybe after a lot more I might be much better.
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Good
@@ThinkMediaTV I hit 1k in subs now it viewing hours
Joined your challenge 😄
Challenge is closed already
Dang.. challenge is closed
The fact that he took the time to do this. good man
Totally agree
Here is why I agree with MrBeast 100%: There is a youtuber called "Internet Historian" he uploaded less than 50 videos and he started 6 years ago. That is nearly 8 videos per year. But his quality, editing, and story telling is top notch, The entire internet waits for his videos and he has 4m subscribers.
also oversimplified
That is literally the opposite of the advice that he gave.
@@matthewcaldwell8100 it's the opposite of the advice he gave at the beginning, but then he gave contradictory advice later in the video that supported that example.
You missed the point
@@tomslick08 contradicting yourself isn’t v advice. It’s incoherence.
I've watched many videos on how to grow my TH-cam channel, but this one stands out as the most impactful. The honesty is truly refreshing
I love 3 key points: the importance of a great caption, the first 10 seconds of the video, and assuring people that they are gonna get what we promised in the title. Thanks for creating this.
And then 100 videos 😅
He’s basically saying using clickbait titles but back it up
Do you just download the videos you want to react to from youtube?
❤
Action over everything when starting as well. Keep getting better by 1% in each video.
These three points particularly stood out for me as essential strategies for growth:
1. Consistency and Improvement.
2. Understanding Your Audience (Algorithm).
3. The Importance of the First Few Seconds.
Totally agree
Your journey to success starts with a single step. Take it now
2 isnt what he said
@@RichmondDrumLessonsBC no its one thing
Mr. Beast giving the tips that matter!! Love that he doesn't beat around the bush and tells like it is!! It takes TIME, EFFORT and DEDICATION sometimes to stand out and find that success.
(8:54) "How to keep viewers watching and happy with the video? I would say, just give them why they clicked, tell them why they should watch, and then just stick on topic." - Love it! Thank you!
Come to me please
This is inspiring
He's so authentic and this advice is so precious. If you scroll down on his channel to watch his very first videos 11 years ago, you'll see he's being absolutely honest and sharing its own experience and learning. Hard-earned success!
Straight to the point. Consistency + knowledge = success. Giving up is not an option, at least for Mr. Beast. Best advice. Thanks.
Yes
= higher chance of success. Success is never guaranteed. Please stop sharing fake news. Thank you very much
This comment is 💪🙌🏼
Your journey to success starts with a single step. Take it now
I am leaving this comment here so that after some hours, days, weeks, months or years when someone likes or comment on it, I will be reminded to watch this video again
lol 12 times only
Smiles 😊
Hope you get to come watch this video again as I just liked your comment. New TH-camr says Hello! 👋
It’s at 55 now
Goo G! Its 94 times now
come back
Anyone else realize how quickly this guy talks? It’s crazy how in tune he is with the psych behind content creation and consumption. Great stuff.
it often happens that succesful people have thinking quicker than average. Especially it is relative in gaming or sports
I did exactly what he talked about, instinctively. It works.
He is honestly right. Our videos do suck in the beginning. Keep working and don’t ever give up and learn!
To the ones who are reading this you'll be successful I promise you.
You will too
damn bro.. i needed that..
Yesterday I found a four leafed clover and I'm starting a new channel tomorrow so thx
Thank you 🌹
bless your heart bro
Video Summary:
• Virality doesn't necessarily require money: Some of his most viewed videos were created with minimal spending. The focus should be on creating interesting and unique content.
• Focus on quality over quantity: It's better to upload fewer videos but of higher quality that have the potential to attract TH-cam's algorithm, than posting lots of average videos that won't stand out.
• Be open to critique: No video is perfect, and having a critical eye (from yourself or others) will help improve your content over time.
• The experience with your last video matters: If people enjoyed your previous content, they're more likely to watch your next video.
• High view counts often come from viewers watching multiple videos, not just one: Strive to create content that keeps viewers hooked and wanting to watch more of your videos.
• Drawing inspiration is okay, but copying is not: Instead of copying a successful format or idea, ask yourself how you can make it better, more creative or more unique.
• Thumbnails should be simple, yet evoke emotion or curiosity: The thumbnail should make the viewer so curious about the video that they feel they need to click on it to find out more.
• Update thumbnails of older videos: Mr. Beast updates the thumbnails of older videos every couple of years, using the knowledge he has gained over time. This often leads to an increase in views.
• TH-cam's influence is underestimated: He believes that in the future, TH-cam's impact on culture will be bigger than television's ever was, offering an unparalleled platform for influence and business opportunities.
• Work hard and stay committed: Mr. Beast explains that his success has come from his constant dedication to his work, reinvesting every penny he earns back into his channel, and always striving to entertain his fans in the best way possible.
• Find your own unique voice: Don't strive to be the next 'Mr. Beast'. It's important to create your own path, and define your own success.
• Patience is key: Success doesn't come overnight, it takes time, learning, failure, experimentation, and constant improvement.
• Enjoy the process: You should find joy in the journey, in the growth, and in the process of creating content. The satisfaction comes from the process, not just the end result.
Thanks for the wonderful summary
Thanks. I am in need of a personal assistant and your skills and attention to detail are noted. Well done!
Holy wow ok ty
Legend 🗿🍷
Thank you so much for great notes.
I love learning.
yo how does this have 3 likes
oh hi isaac
@manlikeisaac shoutout plz😅😂😊
exactly! learning is very important
Damn ni-🗿
1:42 "A lot of people get analysis, paralysis." This is so true, just start and try to understand along the journey how to improve and how things work on TH-cam.
Thank you Thinkmedia and MrBeast
A message for all small creators: Our time is yet to come, don't give up on your dreams!
This is more simplistic and effective than I thought it'd be. Not the fluff I normally hear. Good work. I went from 500 to 3000+ this year alone. Just had to do it!
Good on you! Well done. My channel The Voice of Confidence TV took off once I got the formula right. Here to learn more1
Just started working on my channel early this year, so much to learn along the way.
So much to learn, but important to not overcomplicate. As long as you're enjoying it, people will pick up on that. You got this!@@unfoldedjourneys
@@unfoldedjourneys same
Just reached 12k! Great advice since applying some of these, I went from 300 to 12k in a week!
Edit: 578,000 subs
You’re now in 145k sub bro wtf 😳… God!
@@FunnyTV_23 I went "Beast mode" 🤣
@@JasonPolyLinguo honestly that’s the fact! I’m looking up to you I believe I will be good
@@FunnyTV_23 You will if you persevere and do exactly what Mr Beast does! Study the famous TH-camrs. I promise it works!
@@FunnyTV_23 I'll sub to you
I love the concept of improving something every time. You'll never run out of things to do when it comes to honing content. What a unique challenge.
Improve 2% everytime it will take 50 songs to blow naturally 🔥
Hell yea
@Peerder_p i have a gaming channel n everytime i like to try something new
Whoever reads this I hope you will be successful in life claim it 🙏
we can do it
Man... What a treasure trove of info packed into under 20 mins.
1. Good content
2. Consistency
3. Do's and Don't while uploading the Vids
4. Enabling all settings
5. Professional vediography
6. Professional editing
7. Impressive thumbnail
8. Catchy Title
9. Related tags
10. Community post
11. Engaging your audience
12. Content should be helpful for viewers
13. Trending Topics
14. Appreciate other TH-camr's vedios and try to Collaborate
15. Shoot in Iphone or DSLR to Shoot the vedios
You managed to condensate every single piece of gold that MrBeast delivered in his interviews.
💯💯🚀Wow, this video is a goldmine of knowledge for anyone aspiring to be a TH-camr! MrBeast has undoubtedly cracked the code when it comes to creating viral content and building a massive following. His advice about staying persistent, experimenting, and most importantly, doing what you love, really resonated with me. It's incredible to see someone so successful still so down-to-earth and willing to share his insights with the community. Thanks for this, MrBeast! Your wisdom is invaluable for us aspiring creators. 🙌
Don't lie! We all knew why we watched this video, right? If you're starting a new channel like me, don't give up and just keep grinding. Remember, "Rome wasn't built in a day".
🙏🏽
So we should take your advice with 50 subscribers and leave someone’s advice with 300 million 😂😂😂 ????
@@TheDaveVlogs Hey, I'm sorry if I offended you in any way. But you're taking it wrong way. I ain't giving anybody any advice. I just simply saying like "don't give up" like motivation, ya know 😁😁??
@@TheDaveVlogs And also I subbed your channel. I hope that'll help.
Let's go bro!!!!
He’s soo right about analysis paralysis, I waited several years to make and upload a video. It was Think Media that kicked my butt with support and realistic expectations that finally convinced me to just press record.
I've been watching this channel for years and I can honestly say this is the most helpful and beneficial video I've watched here. Much appreciated!
I don't how they will take that. Their best video is a compilation of Mr Beast advice
But it's really great value and lots of time saved for all of us ❤
Wow.
My take out on this video:
1)Title - Should be short but interesting
2)Thumbnail - Should be attractive to the eye, must relate to the content on the video (Summary of the video in 1 pic)
3)The Hook - First 5 to 10 seconds of the video are very key because of short attention span people have while scrolling
4)Description - This is the part you get to describe the video in detail not just for the viewers but also for the algorithm to know which audience to recommend your content to.
5)Tags - Ensure they relate to the content, not just to attract people to your content only for them not to get what they were expecting. They might never click on your content again because you did not deliver their expectation.
6)Quality Content - Understand your niche quite well then improve on quality of delivery, camera angles, sound quality and other creative stuff.
Somebody like my comment so that I can always come back and watch this video for revision purposes lol😆
Jimmy makes it sound so simple, but it's clear that he spent a lot of time studying youtube to become the best youtuber out there.
this video is gem
No replies? Lemme fix that
We need to roll it back!
To whoever starts this 2024 we gonna make it
Amen
We will do it
No I won’t lmao
We will
We got this :D first 100 subs passed, only few more times this 😂😂
The information that mr beast shared is GOLD.
I just hit 1k 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐
@fourtnumdon't worry and don't think about your subscribers too much (that can be your down fall)
Thank you 😊 I'm almost at 3k now and it's been a lot of work but this is just the beginning I'm going to work HARDER 💯
Congratulations ♥️
@@wgaming22 thank you 🥰
To anyone starting a TH-cam channel, you got this lad!! Just keep up with the effort and hard work and I promise you, it will all pay off soon!
All the best!
thx i started one a while ago except i make music vids from peoples favourite movie / series / game and song and i do it for free
Cheers, brother!
Oh your promise on your grave huh ? work hard ? What a nonsense
I was ready to call it quits, but your video gave me the push I needed. You've earned my gratitude for reigniting my determination
Giving up is not an option
Thanks!
It really amounts down to if they like you or not, your looks, voice, your personality, the way you act, filming and acting go and in hand.
Pretty privilege
To the inspiring content creators out there . Don’t Give up ! You got this ❤️
🫣🥹 ty and same to you
I appreciate you
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Oh ho...useless quote "don't give up"
I'm a former radio broadcaster with a ton of voice-over experience, currently a professional photographer and background actor with a ton of hours being on film sets, TH-cam seems like a paradise platform to share my talents and stories 🎥🎬🎧🎙😎🤘
He might not show it.. but Beast actually knows the details about algorithms and marketing when it comes to videos or views on one
I posted my first video three and a half months ago and I just hit 1,400 subscribers. I work my bottom off every day to make a better video once a week. We will all make it, we just have to keep at it.
Amazing growth 🎉🥰
You're good at what you do, It looks like you are experienced in sales and you are able to sell, plus you look good... All the ingredients a woman needs to make money on yt... Enjoy :-)
@@marcsteddybear Goodness, thank you. Honestly I have been a stay home mom for the last 23 years. My husband asked me to start this channel, he had more faith in me than I had in myself, lol.
you're doing great and you're learning. keep it up
I wish I could learn from you 😢
I just hit 10 subscribers🎉🎉🎉
Keep going!
i think i speak for all of us when we say videos like this are of tremendous value to fellow creators.
Absolutely
Yeeesss
100% agree
110% , grateful for these videos
i think i speak for all of us when we say humans breathe air
He's probably the best advice I've watched in one video, he's honnest and goes straight to the point on what works, what matters, what a content creator should focus on. 20 minutes that gonna help you saving a lot of time and effort to become a better youtuber. Thank you MrBeast
The fact that he took the time to do this. good man😊
He's a true genius
My son is my inspiration, he was born with some health conditions and I want to do TH-cam full time so I can be with him all the time 😊
May it become a reality for you soon !!!
Stop thinking start doing ..get to work
Love it
I love how there’s no gate keeping and everyone wants to see everyone thrive. There’s more than enough success for everyone and if we can do it together and empower each other. Man, there’s so much potential. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻🔥
There is gate keeping especially to us who are starting out. If you all supported us as you support the big youtubers, we would all grow
If your content was as high-effort and consistent as a big youtuber, you would have that support@@MomKyro
@@MomKyroNo there isn't. You aren't owed a result and just like in any work you have to focus on your inputs and being better at serving the viewers. If you think "I want" or "I deserve", you're already way off the mark.
I love that everyone has an opportunity to do something on TH-cam. It's awesome.
I've been doing TH-cam for 10 year now and have gained 105 subscribers, may not sound like a lot but I'm proud of my small progress.
Boring vids ngl
you dont even upload consistently brother
I started in 2020 and I found hashtags to help and making a catchy thumbnail helped alot and being consistent with uploading 6k subs later and over 5 million views hope someone reads this little info and help there progress good luck to everyone out there trying keep going and also one more thing type in what video your uploading and see on the search bar if comes up when typing and seeing what's trending helps to
@@detailedmodelcars thanks
@@williammears6627 sorry for making you down
Been so focused on numbers recently, good to hear a completely different perspective about it. Time to refocus.
So true, probably the best advice, most of people talk about setting, tags and so on, but what really do matter, is making a good video, and this is what I try to make
The beginning when he said just practice on getting your videos better. Couldn't have felt this more. 7 years when I started TH-cam the videos were garbage and even though I'm not big now, I still leveled up my editing skills and now use that as a fulltime job to fund the TH-cam!
Good channel. Ya'll funny AF! cuts are great!
TH-cam is so much more complicated then I realized, but it actually makes me want to create a great channel because the satisfaction in getting there will be so much better than to just get a job. As a creative free spirited person I always struggle in any situation where I am an employee. I quit trying and just gave up on that idea. I’m totally 💯 dedicated to make the best channel ever with original content. This video is so interesting, thank you for the knowledge. Now I know I just have to get started instead of planning the first video to the limit in hopes of creating a viral video.
I love all of your videos and please don’t ever stop
This is very educational and inspiring for new creators like us
Awesome Think Media!!! Mr Beast, thank you for not only entertaining us with your incredible videos, but also for shedding light on how TH-cam works behind the scenes. Your transparency and willingness to share your knowledge is truly commendable. It's fascinating to learn about the intricacies of the platform and the hard work that goes into creating and promoting content. Your dedication and success are an inspiration to aspiring creators like myself. Keep up the amazing work and thank you for being a positive force in the TH-cam community!
I’m at the only one who watches this over and over every time when I get frustrated, I need a little bit of motivation to keep going?
17:20 he*s so true,
many don't see how important TH-cam is
I think what he is missing here is that most youtubers dont make content just to get views. Many people are passionate about a certain style of content like gaming, vlogging, fitness, tutorials, etc. and they dont want to change the pacing and personality of their videos, because it wouldnt be enjoyable for them. Of course there are still things you can improve, but just because someone doesnt adhere to Mr Beasts advice and gets less views, doesnt mean their videos are bad. Its more about making the type of content you personally enjoy and building a smaller community around it.
💯 I looked at my first video (~4yrs) and looked at my recent, and I've been following this advice and improving. A hobby to get me out of the house and enhance my life through creativity (I don't have it) and has grown into a passion. I never thought I'd create, but showing my family and friends what I'm doing and where I'm living has brought us all closer. We are really spread out and although I'm retired my family is not. It's a great way to stay connected to my family community. It's a great way to enhance your own life as well. Thanks to all!
I'm not in it for the views either, but somehow it's become a goal. If I improve my content creation through improving my skills at capturing proper audio and video, then editing it into a interesting story, and that increases views and audience. To me, that means I'm getting better at all of these skills required. It's like being a one-man band. 🤣
Subscribed, The sailor on the dock was funny. Did you make that? It's amazing!
Yea, I get what youre saying and its pretty awesome how you've found content creation to be a fun hobby that you can enjoy. Also, thank you very much, I did make the sailor animation :)
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i love mrbeast, hes so well spoken and gets his point across very well
Wow it took you 7 years to save for a camera. That's actually really inspiring that you worked so hard to get where you are now from basically nothing. I use my cell phone currently and keep wanting a fancy camera as well. I'll keep going and see where I'm at on my 100th video :)
I feel like he is really humble!
This video is great, thank you so much.
A lot of great advice for a expert in the field. This is day 3 of me and the kiddos making content of us gaming. We have a very long way to go, but at least we're having fun and making memories.
Being a TH-camr is pretty much like the best job ever. It's like running business, and you just need to offer your viewers what they need or want. Starting channel can be tough, but there are tools like Famester which could massively help to kick start your channel and pretty much you don't need to worry about algorithms ever again.
Thank you, you are the real MVP
Same for me, it doesnt feel like a job right now and hopefully never does because I've found a passion for film making and giving value.
It's not a job. You just have a crap load of work to do, lol.
@@mylifejourney74Isn't "doing work" the definition of a job? 😂
@Ime_Prezime youtube is not a job. A job pays taxes directly and it pays 2 times a month. TH-cam pays 1 time a month and it's a lump sum. So no it's not a job. You don't work for them. Your not an employee
That’s exactly how I am building my TH-cam channel. All the advice is taken and being implemented in my channel. My channel is a hindi informational video and with every video I try to better the quality and the results are mind blowing. Totally agreed 👍. 100% true 🙌🙌
Good for you man!! Same for me and my channel here. It's not always easy coming up with new idea's, new improvements to make, but in the end it's worth the effort. I wish you the best with your channel
Thank you I needed this motivation and knowledge❤
In my opinion the best advice is that you need to give your subscribers what they want. It's like business, and people will pay you for things they want to see or things they can't live without. For me the toughest part is starting and growing your channel, but the good part is that there are now lots of online service that could make it a lot easier (I am using a little bit of famester every now and then, and I don't regret it. Really makes everything more fun and engaging. I also feel like I am ahead of algorithm always).
I agree with everything you said.
Whoever reads this I hope you will be successful in life claim it 🙏
@Gold_Z4 claim it
@Gold_Z4😂bruh
@Gold_Z4you wrong for this.💀💀💀🤣🤣🤣
well , the best thing and the most important is been charismatic , find a good story and do stuff that nobody do
I really needed this video. So motivational.
I spent 19 minutes listening to this with absolute and utter concentration . And I’m going to put in the work to do so.
3 major key takeaways: [1] Make 100 videos, but focus on quality over quantity [2] Improve one thing every time you make a new video (e.g. better script, inflection in your voice, etc.) [3] The only question you should ask yourself over and over again: how do you make better videos? Did I forget anything? Also loved: replace the word 'algorithm' with 'audience'!
thanks
#2 and #3 conflict with #1 by definition.
Thank you so Think Media, I have started my new channel(also mentioned you one of my favourite resource in my video) to help me learn different parts of TH-cam.
Currently I’m using a Iphone 13, a boya mic, tripod and few lights.
I've probably watched every single one of the interviews these clips come from but seeing this fires me up every time! I'm fascinated and inspired by Jimmy's passion, commitment and drive. Before ever watching him in an interview, I scoffed at his content because of the spectacle of it all. But now, there are videos on his main channel and also his philanthropy channel that I really enjoy. But if nothing else, you gotta respect his work ethic. But watching videos like this makes me believe that I can be great too. The thing he talked about in this video of people disagreeing that he could help somebody get to 20 million subs in 6 months is definitely controversial. But hasn't he proved himself enough? I don't doubt him. But now it's time for us. This is for us. And by us, I mean people who think about TH-cam when you wake up in the morning. I think about my content strategy when I'm going to bed. I think about it at work. It's possible to have the success we want. But we gotta do the work and here's the good part. If you really love it, that work is fun and doesn't even feel like work.
Watching his videos, I understand that it's not possible to succeed without crazy money he invests in his videos, and without his team who create everything from script to the equipment.
@InterestingCoolUseful Yep, exactly
NO i will succses without spending amount of money. U will see that i will be famous more than him
@@Heeam-ym4qu Not with that bad grammar you won't...
@@modestoca25 i will countinue learning every single day until i become like a native speakers
Summary of this video:
MAKE A QUALITY VIDEO THAT PEOPLE CAN WATCH! AND BE PATIENT!
got it mr beast. Love you.And thank you for making this video sir.
I am writing a sci-fi novel and documenting the process and this advice is golden.
Wow! All in one place this is fantastic! Here’s to 1k!!
I am new to this world. This video gives me goosebumps. Highly appreciated.
These videos are extremely helpful, I've been there for 3 weeks now and only have 46 subscribers. I've decided to stick with it as long as it takes to grow up.
I don't agree with uploading less to ensure that you get the best quality. Be consistent and overtime you will become good. Also, depending on your niche, you may not need the fluff that he describes/puts into his videos.
I kinda agree. I think it’s good to want to make sure your content is quality, but by uploading less and not being consistent, as a beginner you’ll obsess over the little things.
In reality you should be consistent with content and push towards finish what you start while learning all you can. Getting in the habit of making content and setting up a shoot is more important. And like you said, depending on your niche you probably don’t need all that extra fluff.
Bro I did the numbers game and that garbage don't work. Focus on quality even if you upload one a year.
I listened and watch this video all the way through. While doing so I took some notes and I plan to implement them. Thank you Mr Beast. & thank you Think media. Road to 1k subscribers! Good luck to everyone. I know we can do it!
My fingers are crossed for you 🥰🤞🏼
@@MillenialMellow thank you 😊
keep going! i just checked your channel youre almost at 1k, my feedback, you can work more on your thumbnails, theyre ok and dont inspire clicks, people would easily skip them on the homepage. you want to give people the impression theyre paying extremely little for extremely more! and why they should click otherwise theyre missing a huge deal.
@@truthseeker6804 thank you for this feed back! I will implement that
Where gonna make it this 2024. Goodluck to each and everyone of you.
This was actually useful. thank you for taking the time to find all this clips 🙏
As a new youtuber, I am soaking up all the awesome advice. Thank you.
I just started my channel a few weeks ago, but mainly to log my own gardening progress. Every other thing I tried to keep a written journal never ends up successful. Most of the times I either lose it or it gets destroyed in the rain or covered in mud.
So my channel is my log. If somebody gets joy or new information while watching that's absolutely nice. But not necessary.
Very good video this information is invaluable and kinda motivating
Although I agree with everything he is saying I would say his channel is much different than most of all the channels on TH-cam. He did extreme challenges that no one else’s even thought of, and now he does the most insane stuff that I’ve ever seen. But yeah his video went viral because he did something unusual that no one else has done. It was original. I think original content is also a big big factor of what makes someone big on TH-cam. That’s what helps you stand out. His thumbnails are also hard not to click on even if you try to resist your like dammit let me check this out for a minute lol 😂
I use to think reality shows were real at one point, I still think Jerry Springer is real.
He found his Niche. 😁😁. I feel like I just attended a course on TH-cam. Look at us analyzing everything he said, like we are preparing for an exam😄.
I haven’t watched this whole video, but this is me paraphrasing my favorite advice of his. “If you make sketch comedy you can be the best at sketch comedy on TH-cam, but you can’t be the #1 channel. And that’s okay if that’s not what you want. If you want to be #1, you can’t make a video and try to make people want to watch it. You have to make a video that people want to watch.”
great@@Shakooba
Manifestting success for every small youtuber ! 🤞
My team and I have started our channel less than a month ago, and I feel it’s growing well.
For anyone reading this. We can do this. Just enjoy what we're currently doing so we won't feel pressure and stress over it. It's going to get better. Let's not give up on our TH-cam channels. Fighting!😊
We are the same on video number but your channel is doing way better than me , gaming channels are i think the hardest to grow 😂😂
We are the same on video number but your channel is doing way better than me , gaming channels are i think the hardest to grow 😂😂
@@wizkeffiyehgaming Don't worry bro. Let's just keep working. We just started last month and still trying some experiments for the perfect niche that viewers will love. Gaming would be a perfect niche maybe we need to improve on how we market our videos? What's your thoughts
I think all new creators should spend more time on description and title than before since tags aren't helping anymore we have to use more keywords in dis and title , ones that are related to the video and the 3 first hashtags in the descriptionshould be the main subject of the video , also good job on getting ur 100 subs in a month thats very good 👍👏
@@wizkeffiyehgaming Wow thank you so much this is really informative. I believe you should start a content too giving advise for new creators like me. You're so awesome! No wonder if you'll be more successful ✨
This video is almost 20 minutes, but it was very enlightening. Kudos to Mr. Beast and the Think Media team.
This is gold right here! thank you Think Media for this insanely informative compilation!
Cheers
This is great advice. Thanks!
Wow, this video really opened my eyes! I never realized how important the first 5 seconds are in keeping people watching. If you don’t hook them right away, they just click away. Also, I love how Mister Beast talks about really focusing on making each video better instead of just pushing out a bunch of average ones. It totally makes sense that spending more time on fewer videos can really pay off. And the bit about how your title and thumbnail should be super interesting was so helpful! It’s like they have to scream, “Click me!” I can’t wait to start applying these tips to my own videos. Thanks for sharing such awesome advice!
He is a genius. Also very generous in sharing knowledge and money
He’s a GENIUS ❤🎉
Perfect tips from Mr Beast there. I know it takes uploading and continually improving; I’ve uploaded 8 pretty rubbish videos but it’s about repetition and improving elements so, you never know, maybe after a lot more I might be much better.