⚠There are two parts to this video. The first part is the things that will get you banned, the second part is about your safety as a creator. I put time stamps so you can easily find the safety part because it's the most important. Make sure you at least watch the safety part.
@@aboveaveragesavage that's part of the problem. In this day in age companies are sometimes as powerful, if not MORE powerful than the government which means they can circumvent the rights and freedoms we (in the USA) have fought to uphold for our citizens. It saddens me that mega companies like Google and X can squash the #1 right that we have - yet they're not considered a threat by many. It's very alarming to many of us.
One piece of advice that I took from you when you first spoke about the protection and the email stuff is that if you reach out to brand first, then you know that you’ve done the official thing because you’ve gone to the official website however if after that, you get a brand-new one of them acting like they don’t know that you want to work with them you know it’s a scam because you’ve already got the thread going about that subject.
Really a masterpiece - I am a small hobby content creator and I do not need most of this information - but still could not stop watching the entire video -how could you encompass all the great information in just 12 min - that is a brutal talent and you should be proud.
Thanks so much Nick.... 🙂 Really informative, like always. That email link thing happened to me but luckily I did not click on any link and just googled the company and their information. Sorry, coming back to TH-cam world after our family break which was real fun 🙂 Take it easy mate and have a lovely day.
Great info! Thank you! The not clicking on link was so insightful because i just heard of a channel that lost their whole channel and website stolen from clicking on a "contract" link. Crazy world!
THANK YOU for this. Can't tell you how man times videos have come across our feeds with some of these bs "TH-cam hacks." Thanks for setting the record straight!
Excellent video Nick! Everything you say in this video is important to know if someone wants to dedicate themselves to being a TH-camr, thanks for sharing! 👏👍
Thanks for the video. I only started here when all those creator videos were popular a few years ago now. I've found myself missing a lot of time during a medical hardship and now I just mostly make comments. It's like I am having a long creative block and I comment about what I survived going through instead of just having fun giving it a shot.
On the first point, I've found that in very rare occasions unchecking the subs box can potentially allow the video to grow to a new audience. I'll only do this when I know that my core base of subscribers wouldn't be interested in the video, but it's a trending topic and I want to make the video anyway. If I put the potentially trending video to subs who I know will click straight off then the video just dies after a few days never to grow again, but unchecking the box has sometimes allowed a video to grow to a larger and new audience (although it takes a lot longer).
Great video Nick. I have used pictures of celebrities in some of my thumbnails, however as you said, it was only because I talked about them in my video, and I always sourced my pictures so I could legally use them. Thank you for the comment about the music and keeping a copy of the license even if it was free to use, it wasn't something I had realized.
Thank you for all the great information! I'm just about to start my own channel and it never hurts to have as much knowledge as you can BEFORE you mess up.😂
Priceless information once again Nick! Thank you so much for this as a new channel owner, I need all the help I can get especially from Canada which just implemented new rules on top of the You Tube ones... A lot to consider.. I think I'm going to watch this a few times. I also love the way you speak and express yourself, bam bam bam! Never boring haha! ;-)
From this I’ve learned that no matter what you do, TH-cam isn’t going to share your video anyway. It’s up to you to annoy tf out of everyone until someone cares enough to give you a shot.
Well the only reason I turn off my publish to subscribers feed is because of 2 reasons. 1: even when I had it on my subscribers didn't even watch my videos when they were posted. I'd go to my analytics and any views I had would be not subscribed and barely any would be subscribed to. 2: my friend had turned it off and said it had worked for him and so I decided to give it a shot. So far it's been working for me and I've gained subs, views, and comments, so I'm still doing good. I don't really know what vids or topic my audience liked get either so. I'm still a small channel so I'm still trying to build my audience. I mean I can always post a community post on my channel for the subscribers on when a video is posted if that helps.
Dang man glad your still making videos! I got a lot of tips from you back in the day. I'm still using programs you recommended like pixel lab, and also Kinemaster. I'm on my second channel now. Just plugging away. It seems to be picking up some traction. Appreciate all of the advice.
Another very informative video, thanks Nick. I did a give away years ago and tried to be as transparent as possible. Just wanted to say thanks to all my viewers. I also had Maria Carey claim revenue from one of my vids because one of her songs was playing very loudly from a bar I walked by while I was recording the Christmas celebrations in St. Augustine. It was during my first year with a channel - it was a good lesson learned.
@@jylromain6439 I'm sure it wasn't her but her biz managers and that's their job - to make money for their clients. I wasn't upset at all as it was a very valuable lesson learned.
Thank you for sharing this information. It’s really helpful , a lot of people are misled us about turning off the notification when uploading videos. Thank you
Great info Nick , really appreciate all the security info . Worked hard on my channels to get them where they are and my biggest fear is hackers . I do google any brand deals to check out they are real. I normally double check with the company that it’s them before replying to potential sponsorships . 👍👍
Nick, honestly we don’t know what to consume anymore . I was watching a very popular TH-cam How to do channel , and the suggestion and or advice was , uncheck the “ notify my subscribers box “ becos according to research he has done , not all your subscribers will watch your videos or click on them when published and hence the algorithm will think people are not watching your videos and hence won’t recommend your video to viewers , thus ending up with low click through read and all those views going low . Now you are saying it could very well be detrimental to one’s channel. Could we discuss further ?
That feature is designed for people doing mass uploads so they can prioritize the content their subscribers see. With that out of the way, why would you not want your subscribers to know you published a video they are likely to enjoy? TH-cam’s recommendation system prioritizes recommendations to the people most likely to enjoy your content. Some will be subscribers, some will not. You can see this in your own analytics when you publish a video. The most engaged people see it first, while simultaneously showing it to new people who are likely to enjoy it. By unchecking the box you’re literally working against yourself to try and not show your video to the people who are engaging most. The theory of the person making that video is that if you have dead subs they won’t click. If they are dead sub they won’t get recommended the content anyway because they are already not engaging.
No, you can download thumbnails the way he mentioned. You just can't tell others how to do that, in a video that is uploaded to TH-cam. THAT is what can get you a strike.
Go read Community Guidelines. never download people's thumbnails and use them as your own.. I caught someone using about 10 of my thumbnails. Thumbnails that I worked hours on even days to create... even though they looked simple they were complex ( an artist would understand). long story short: So that channel doesn't exist anymore.
@@dailyhubranx Oh yikes that is rough how they stole your thumbnails like that. Thumbnails do take lots of time to make (more than most people assume). Although I was more thinking of downloading others thumbnails to study them and see how they design them so I can apply what I learn to my own thumbnails. Just using their exact thumbnails as if they were your own definitely isn't right though.
As always great information and helpful 👍 Sadly someone I spoke with recently mentioned a channel that got hacked, had 60K subscribers and had to start over 🙄 Makes me glad I am small but still need to be careful.
Nick. We go to free public events in our home town which happens to be a major tourist resort area in the south of Gran Canaria with about 5m tourists visiting a year. We film things like the gay prides (twice a year for one week each) the maspalomas carnival with over 400,000 attendees and other things like the soul festival and beach parties. All of these are free to the public and some of them are officially recognised as events of international touristic importance. At these events the DJs are playing music, that we do not request or direct, on powerful sound systems you can hear 1km away! They play whatever they play and we have no control over it. We are filming the people at the event reacting, dancing, singing and generally partying along. They are reacting to the music that is integral to the event but we have no control over. Your best and honest advice is we should not be doing this because it is dangerous? We film these events in an artistic and meaningful way trying hard to give an immersive experience like you were actually there. Do you believe we have a right to do so and how do we ensure we are payed for all the work we put in to doing this, running three independent camera operators filming, maybe 6-8 hours combined raw material per event and then around 12 hours of editing to get it into a seamless viewer experience. We should not be expected to do that for free, yeah? At the end of the day we are just going out on the street or beach in our area and filming whatever is happening at the time. How can that possibly be wrong. We have asked this before on various YT guru channels. Never got a reply but hopefully you will. Is this a case of 'much too difficult' to advise'? Do you have some good advice how we should be doing this successfully?
the unchecking notify subs thing was more of an aimed at shorts thing. iv unchecked that box everytime i uploaded a short and its performed better than anything else. but i did it on long form stuff and no it didnt work. So i feel and this comes from just me it worked on my shorts as the shorts shelf is quick fire and subs dont really need to be notified of them. Just my 2 cents though
@@NickNimmin i mean it could do with more testing but its the only reason why i think the idea exists in the first place. like i wouldnt like to get notified from a shorts channel when they upload 20 times a do so its the only reason to uncheck the box
@@Hybridsteel I'm very new but checking the subscribers box always tanks my CTR numbers. Leaving it unchecked allows TH-cam to "find" my audience vs. alerting my dead followers - or so say other TH-camrs. I honestly don't know.
My privacy is my main area of concern when it comes to TH-cam especially when you consider the type of content I make, people do not like being proven wrong on the internet. 😆😆
Nick, quick question. Before I publish a final draft of my video, I upload a rough draft for a small group of my viewers to watch and give feedback (errors, etc.) (I email them the link). I mark it as Unlisted and I uncheck that box for notifying subscribers. Once I get their feedback, I delete the file, do a final edit and publish the final draft. Is this a poor method for showing the video to my critiquers?
If the video never gets published, then that is an acceptable way of doing it. A simple way would be to put it in Google Drive, Dropbox, etc. and share a link for them to view.
@@NickNimmin Always! Your suggestion to break my content into 2 channels has benefited my main channel [views are up on my vlogs] and the new channel already has 1k subs, just need more watch hours :D
Awesome video! Very helpful! It would be helpful to explain how not to use too many hashtags/tags but then explain how to correctly use them. I’m curious how to correctly use them in my videos.
How would someone sign a contract via email if they shouldn't download the pdf. What ways would you suggest? I never even thought about that. This video has been so helpful. Thank you.
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🥳🥳🥳 thank you for your encouragement! You're a very busy man and you actually take your time to encourage your viewers! This is something others do not do❤@NickNimmin
Thanks for sharing Knowledge. We are watching from Philippines. Assalamu alaikom ( means peace be with you ) - is the Muslim greetings in the whole world for all Races and Tribes.
In the US people can film in public as long as you're in plain view (not hiding) but in some other countries they don't allow it. Even when filming in public in the US you have to be careful about music playing in the background because you can get copyright strikes/claims for the music. Some public building also have rules around filming as well.
@@NickNimmin OK more specifically then, on my other channel (I posted in detail here but I can only see that comment if I log in on the account I posted from??) we specifically film organised street and beach parties, huge carnivals, pride parades etc with 80K-400K attendees at the largest. These are generally financed by the local government, plus some sponsorship. We film all of these events in as realistic way as possible using three camera operators and professional equipment to produce a seamlessly edited video that is as close as possible to actually being there. At all these events there will be continuous music played from multiple sound systems that we have no control over whatever they choose to play, but which are also an integral part of the event. What we film is completely candid and real. The events are free to attend, held in public places, some are even also shown on regional TV, we see the film crews there, and some are officially recognised as being of 'international touristic importance'. Our videos are journalistic in nature to feature and promote the event itself, not whatever the DJs decide to play. The video title and description is all about the event, what it is, where it is, when to attend yourself. No mention of music played. What is the correct way to do this without getting a dozen or more copyright claims on every video which is really annoying as we didn't 'use' the content, it is just what ever is there, and we put a huge amount of work into the video production. It's 'as is'. It's reality, nothing more or less.
Hey Nick! I have actually been unchecking the notify my subscribers tab for a few months now and it has actually helped grow the channel. I let my viewers know that I always drop videos on a Sunday and they just go and find it when they don't get the notification. I did it mainly to attract NEW viewers and it has helped immensely. From my understanding when you uncheck the box TH-cam then recommends your videos to mostly people who have never heard or seen the channel before. On certain videos that are more Subscriber centric I keep the box checked and YES in the first few hours it does amazing and then it just dies out. All i can say is that unchecking the box in the last few months has really helped my channel grow and I plan to continue to do so. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated or perhaps a whole video dedicated to what actually happens when you uncheck the box. Thank you so much for everything you do!
Thanks for the feedback! I would test that a bit more and look at the actual videos and how people are responding to them to see if you can find the difference there. I assure you it's not that check box that's making the difference. As a side note, you have a very cool channel! My brother got residency in Mexico in 2020 when he was there for 2 years. He'll probably end up moving there at some point in the future.
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⚠There are two parts to this video. The first part is the things that will get you banned, the second part is about your safety as a creator. I put time stamps so you can easily find the safety part because it's the most important. Make sure you at least watch the safety part.
when it becomes with gaming channels like I have a gaming channel, do I still need to not notify my subscribers?
Thank you. I reposted to my page for my subscribers to learn.
@@LHmaster2005 0:39 he said to not uncheck it. 😁
@@TowMan127 I’m sorry
@@LHmaster2005 no need to be sorry. 😁
Getting a TH-cam channel deleted was what I thought the worst-case scenario would be, but getting taken to court is something extreme.
#1) never speak freely.
Haha, ruh roh…🤭
never admit you are an anarchist.
why not
Freedom of speech protects you from the government not private companies
@@aboveaveragesavage that's part of the problem. In this day in age companies are sometimes as powerful, if not MORE powerful than the government which means they can circumvent the rights and freedoms we (in the USA) have fought to uphold for our citizens. It saddens me that mega companies like Google and X can squash the #1 right that we have - yet they're not considered a threat by many. It's very alarming to many of us.
Thank you for this! I just started my new channel a week ago.
This helped in understanding what exactly can get you in trouble and banned. Thank you!
Welcome to TH-cam!
I am glad TH-cam keeps on recommending these educative videos to my page,big up to you
👊 🤓
One piece of advice that I took from you when you first spoke about the protection and the email stuff is that if you reach out to brand first, then you know that you’ve done the official thing because you’ve gone to the official website however if after that, you get a brand-new one of them acting like they don’t know that you want to work with them you know it’s a scam because you’ve already got the thread going about that subject.
Really a masterpiece - I am a small hobby content creator and I do not need most of this information - but still could not stop watching the entire video -how could you encompass all the great information in just 12 min - that is a brutal talent and you should be proud.
I appreciate that! 👊🤓
I think you do a fantastic job when you explain people about TH-cam and other stuff. I think you do a fantastic job. 👍❤️
Thanks! I appreciate that!
The whole video is a masterclass - I'd watch this one multiple times.
👊🤓
Thanks so much Nick.... 🙂
Really informative, like always. That email link thing happened to me but luckily I did not click on any link and just googled the company and their information. Sorry, coming back to TH-cam world after our family break which was real fun 🙂
Take it easy mate and have a lovely day.
🤓👊
Good stuff. Thanks Nick!
👊 🤓
Great info! Thank you! The not clicking on link was so insightful because i just heard of a channel that lost their whole channel and website stolen from clicking on a "contract" link. Crazy world!
You have to stay alert!
Good information that I will use. I'm just at 51 subs and so much misinformation out there. Leaving notify subscribers checked.
Most of the times we assume things ...even things we think simple may be a big NO NO for youtube ...so appreciate for putting this video out.
THANK YOU for this. Can't tell you how man times videos have come across our feeds with some of these bs "TH-cam hacks." Thanks for setting the record straight!
My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for the insight on the email thing 😅❤
Excellent video Nick! Everything you say in this video is important to know if someone wants to dedicate themselves to being a TH-camr, thanks for sharing! 👏👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the video. I only started here when all those creator videos were popular a few years ago now. I've found myself missing a lot of time during a medical hardship and now I just mostly make comments. It's like I am having a long creative block and I comment about what I survived going through instead of just having fun giving it a shot.
Thank you again Nick for all your helpful information. Your channel has led me to many wonderful creators and friends. Have a wonderful week.
Hey yellow shirt, Dad
@@KktravelandEducationvlogkc3zk Hey good to see you my friend!
Same to you!
@@NickNimmin Thank you!
On the first point, I've found that in very rare occasions unchecking the subs box can potentially allow the video to grow to a new audience. I'll only do this when I know that my core base of subscribers wouldn't be interested in the video, but it's a trending topic and I want to make the video anyway. If I put the potentially trending video to subs who I know will click straight off then the video just dies after a few days never to grow again, but unchecking the box has sometimes allowed a video to grow to a larger and new audience (although it takes a lot longer).
Great video Nick. I have used pictures of celebrities in some of my thumbnails, however as you said, it was only because I talked about them in my video, and I always sourced my pictures so I could legally use them. Thank you for the comment about the music and keeping a copy of the license even if it was free to use, it wasn't something I had realized.
This is so very valuable -- as an education and as a reminder. Critical information in both areas, TH-cam and personal safety.
So much to learn and be mindful of for safety. Thank you.
These tips are GOLD for new creators. 🙌
Glad you like them!
Thanks Nick for your update. Will surely keep your advise in mind while making videos.
When it comes to adding music in videos, I recommend TH-cam audio library, it's totally copyright free and it's free
If you’re talking about Creator Music I have a live stream that’s about 30 minutes long you should check out where I warn people about it.
@@NickNimmin cool, and yes I was talking about creator music
Thank you for all the great information! I'm just about to start my own channel and it never hurts to have as much knowledge as you can BEFORE you mess up.😂
All the best with your channel! 🤓 ✋
Thank you sir.
This journey is getting tougher everyday. God will help us🙏
WOW Nick! Thank you so much for this information! Appreciate you.
My pleasure!
Excellent video! Thank you!
Priceless information once again Nick! Thank you so much for this as a new channel owner, I need all the help I can get especially from Canada which just implemented new rules on top of the You Tube ones... A lot to consider.. I think I'm going to watch this a few times. I also love the way you speak and express yourself, bam bam bam! Never boring haha! ;-)
Really needed to hear this today ❤
From this I’ve learned that no matter what you do, TH-cam isn’t going to share your video anyway. It’s up to you to annoy tf out of everyone until someone cares enough to give you a shot.
That is not the takeaway you should be going with. It's an objectively wrong statement in any case.
Very useful. Thanks Nick 🎉
Glad you think so!
Great info - thank you for this!
Glad it was helpful!
🙌🏻 🤩 Thanks for the information. 🏆
You bet!
Very interesting! Thank you for these great advice!😊
Well the only reason I turn off my publish to subscribers feed is because of 2 reasons. 1: even when I had it on my subscribers didn't even watch my videos when they were posted. I'd go to my analytics and any views I had would be not subscribed and barely any would be subscribed to. 2: my friend had turned it off and said it had worked for him and so I decided to give it a shot. So far it's been working for me and I've gained subs, views, and comments, so I'm still doing good. I don't really know what vids or topic my audience liked get either so. I'm still a small channel so I'm still trying to build my audience. I mean I can always post a community post on my channel for the subscribers on when a video is posted if that helps.
Your content is always helpful. Thank you for doing it!
My pleasure. Thank YOU for watching it.
Dang man glad your still making videos! I got a lot of tips from you back in the day. I'm still using programs you recommended like pixel lab, and also Kinemaster. I'm on my second channel now. Just plugging away. It seems to be picking up some traction. Appreciate all of the advice.
Hey 👋. Thanks for swinging by. Definitely still at it. 🤓
Thanks for the information about this. I will keep this in mind in the future.
Thanks Nick
Great video, always learning when I stop by the channel!
Glad to hear it!
This video is so good and informative. Thank you 🙏
No problem! 👊 🤓
GREAT information!
Thank you Nick so much
Well... I guess I should check that alert subscriber Box now 😂😅
I actioned about 3 of your suggestions straight away! Thanks for this!
My pleasure!
Great stuff thanks !!
You bet!
I never knew you could get a copy right strike on a thumbnail glad your video was recommended to me & check it out
Another very informative video, thanks Nick. I did a give away years ago and tried to be as transparent as possible. Just wanted to say thanks to all my viewers. I also had Maria Carey claim revenue from one of my vids because one of her songs was playing very loudly from a bar I walked by while I was recording the Christmas celebrations in St. Augustine. It was during my first year with a channel - it was a good lesson learned.
How sad that she would be so petty.
@@jylromain6439 I'm sure it wasn't her but her biz managers and that's their job - to make money for their clients. I wasn't upset at all as it was a very valuable lesson learned.
Camtasia has a great educator program. It’s only $35-ish for the renewals after the first year. . . I’m going to have to rewatch this! Great info!
Thank you for sharing this information. It’s really helpful , a lot of people are misled us about turning off the notification when uploading videos. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
good clear information about running TH-cam channels
Thanks for the feedback!
Great info Nick , really appreciate all the security info .
Worked hard on my channels to get them where they are and my biggest fear is hackers .
I do google any brand deals to check out they are real.
I normally double check with the company that it’s them before replying to potential sponsorships . 👍👍
11:02 Damn. I had an email like this 😂😂😂. Thanks for saving me. ⭐☝️
Thank you for the information 🙏🏿
My pleasure!
Nick, honestly we don’t know what to consume anymore . I was watching a very popular TH-cam How to do channel , and the suggestion and or advice was , uncheck the “ notify my subscribers box “ becos according to research he has done , not all your subscribers will watch your videos or click on them when published and hence the algorithm will think people are not watching your videos and hence won’t recommend your video to viewers , thus ending up with low click through read and all those views going low . Now you are saying it could very well be detrimental to one’s channel. Could we discuss further ?
That feature is designed for people doing mass uploads so they can prioritize the content their subscribers see. With that out of the way, why would you not want your subscribers to know you published a video they are likely to enjoy? TH-cam’s recommendation system prioritizes recommendations to the people most likely to enjoy your content. Some will be subscribers, some will not. You can see this in your own analytics when you publish a video. The most engaged people see it first, while simultaneously showing it to new people who are likely to enjoy it. By unchecking the box you’re literally working against yourself to try and not show your video to the people who are engaging most.
The theory of the person making that video is that if you have dead subs they won’t click. If they are dead sub they won’t get recommended the content anyway because they are already not engaging.
I literally had someone go to my vets office and try to get my address. Luckily my vet didn’t give out my info.
Oh wow, that's creepy!
Thanks Nick for all the heads up. Watching ads too
Sir, thanks you for that valued information, - because scammers and hackers are getting to good that's why
Unfortunately they are!
I had no idea downloading thumbnails like you mentioned could get you a community guidelines strike like that. Glad I know that now!
No, you can download thumbnails the way he mentioned. You just can't tell others how to do that, in a video that is uploaded to TH-cam. THAT is what can get you a strike.
@@app103 I see. Thanks!
Yes, I got the strike to teaching people how to do it.
Go read Community Guidelines. never download people's thumbnails and use them as your own.. I caught someone using about 10 of my thumbnails. Thumbnails that I worked hours on even days to create... even though they looked simple they were complex ( an artist would understand).
long story short: So that channel doesn't exist anymore.
@@dailyhubranx Oh yikes that is rough how they stole your thumbnails like that. Thumbnails do take lots of time to make (more than most people assume).
Although I was more thinking of downloading others thumbnails to study them and see how they design them so I can apply what I learn to my own thumbnails. Just using their exact thumbnails as if they were your own definitely isn't right though.
Thanks for the info! I’m a new TH-camr and all of this is good to know!
Glad it was helpful!
Wow Interesting Information makes people think 🤔
Thanks for the tips!
No problem! 🤓👊
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend. 🎉
👊 🤓
Thank you so much - this was incredibly helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
As always great information and helpful 👍 Sadly someone I spoke with recently mentioned a channel that got hacked, had 60K subscribers and had to start over 🙄 Makes me glad I am small but still need to be careful.
100%
Nick. We go to free public events in our home town which happens to be a major tourist resort area in the south of Gran Canaria with about 5m tourists visiting a year. We film things like the gay prides (twice a year for one week each) the maspalomas carnival with over 400,000 attendees and other things like the soul festival and beach parties. All of these are free to the public and some of them are officially recognised as events of international touristic importance. At these events the DJs are playing music, that we do not request or direct, on powerful sound systems you can hear 1km away! They play whatever they play and we have no control over it. We are filming the people at the event reacting, dancing, singing and generally partying along. They are reacting to the music that is integral to the event but we have no control over. Your best and honest advice is we should not be doing this because it is dangerous? We film these events in an artistic and meaningful way trying hard to give an immersive experience like you were actually there. Do you believe we have a right to do so and how do we ensure we are payed for all the work we put in to doing this, running three independent camera operators filming, maybe 6-8 hours combined raw material per event and then around 12 hours of editing to get it into a seamless viewer experience. We should not be expected to do that for free, yeah? At the end of the day we are just going out on the street or beach in our area and filming whatever is happening at the time. How can that possibly be wrong. We have asked this before on various YT guru channels. Never got a reply but hopefully you will. Is this a case of 'much too difficult' to advise'? Do you have some good advice how we should be doing this successfully?
Excellent. Thank You
You're welcome!
Nice work
the unchecking notify subs thing was more of an aimed at shorts thing. iv unchecked that box everytime i uploaded a short and its performed better than anything else. but i did it on long form stuff and no it didnt work.
So i feel and this comes from just me it worked on my shorts as the shorts shelf is quick fire and subs dont really need to be notified of them.
Just my 2 cents though
Thanks for the info.
@@NickNimmin i mean it could do with more testing but its the only reason why i think the idea exists in the first place. like i wouldnt like to get notified from a shorts channel when they upload 20 times a do so its the only reason to uncheck the box
@@Hybridsteel I'm very new but checking the subscribers box always tanks my CTR numbers. Leaving it unchecked allows TH-cam to "find" my audience vs. alerting my dead followers - or so say other TH-camrs. I honestly don't know.
Thank you Nick, as always perfect. ❤
My privacy is my main area of concern when it comes to TH-cam especially when you consider the type of content I make, people do not like being proven wrong on the internet. 😆😆
For sure. I can imagine some of the emails you probably get...lol. We need to catch up soon.
Good advise on the safety. Someting I never thought of. Thank you
No problem 👍
thank you so much, I haven't thought about it :)
Nick, quick question. Before I publish a final draft of my video, I upload a rough draft for a small group of my viewers to watch and give feedback (errors, etc.) (I email them the link). I mark it as Unlisted and I uncheck that box for notifying subscribers. Once I get their feedback, I delete the file, do a final edit and publish the final draft. Is this a poor method for showing the video to my critiquers?
If the video never gets published, then that is an acceptable way of doing it. A simple way would be to put it in Google Drive, Dropbox, etc. and share a link for them to view.
This is eye opener, thank you. I always learn something new here 😍😍.
Glad it was helpful!
Lots of great info in this video - thanks, Nick!
Thanks for watching!
@@NickNimmin Always! Your suggestion to break my content into 2 channels has benefited my main channel [views are up on my vlogs] and the new channel already has 1k subs, just need more watch hours :D
Thanks for another informative video man 🙏🤝
Hey Nick, awesome as always, thanks!
Hey, thanks!
Great idea 🎉
Thanks for information about hashtags. Now it's clear for me. 👍
Happy to help!
Great vid Nick!!!! 🤜🤛
Thanks!
Great Video- Answered so many questions, and more.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a lot for sharing, very helpful.
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Can confirm, unchecking that notification of subscriber box is a death sentence for a new release.
Awesome video! Very helpful! It would be helpful to explain how not to use too many hashtags/tags but then explain how to correctly use them. I’m curious how to correctly use them in my videos.
Just focus on ones that are the most relevant. They don't do a lot so I wouldn't spend much time on them.
@@NickNimmin Would you put any hashtags on your videos? On average how many tags would you suggest using per video?
Had to subscribe,as a new you tuber you have gave so much vital information in
Awesome! Welcome aboard!
Thank you
Thank you for the warning ❤
I will never even try to do what you have told us to not do
How to avoid copyright claims if you make Reaction videos
It's tough. People can still try to claim it, then you have to dispute it. If you lose 3 disputes that's it.
How would someone sign a contract via email if they shouldn't download the pdf. What ways would you suggest? I never even thought about that. This video has been so helpful. Thank you.
Ask them to use Docusign.
@@NickNimmin great idea! Thank you for responding. 😀
3:26 good to know. I’ve gone giveaways before and didn’t think of this.
Great video! Thanks Mate!
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Thank you so very much for this very important information!! I just went and checked out the 3rd party apps and deleted 3! Thank you!!!!!
Excellent!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🥳🥳🥳 thank you for your encouragement! You're a very busy man and you actually take your time to encourage your viewers! This is something others do not do❤@NickNimmin
Thank you Nick 😊for this video.
No problem! 🤓 ✋
Great advice as always. thanks
Thanks for sharing Knowledge. We are watching from Philippines. Assalamu alaikom ( means peace be with you ) - is the Muslim greetings in the whole world for all Races and Tribes.
Do I have to get a license for anytihng I record incidentally in places freely open to the public that I have no control or direction over?
In the US people can film in public as long as you're in plain view (not hiding) but in some other countries they don't allow it. Even when filming in public in the US you have to be careful about music playing in the background because you can get copyright strikes/claims for the music. Some public building also have rules around filming as well.
@@NickNimmin OK more specifically then, on my other channel (I posted in detail here but I can only see that comment if I log in on the account I posted from??) we specifically film organised street and beach parties, huge carnivals, pride parades etc with 80K-400K attendees at the largest. These are generally financed by the local government, plus some sponsorship. We film all of these events in as realistic way as possible using three camera operators and professional equipment to produce a seamlessly edited video that is as close as possible to actually being there. At all these events there will be continuous music played from multiple sound systems that we have no control over whatever they choose to play, but which are also an integral part of the event. What we film is completely candid and real. The events are free to attend, held in public places, some are even also shown on regional TV, we see the film crews there, and some are officially recognised as being of 'international touristic importance'. Our videos are journalistic in nature to feature and promote the event itself, not whatever the DJs decide to play. The video title and description is all about the event, what it is, where it is, when to attend yourself. No mention of music played. What is the correct way to do this without getting a dozen or more copyright claims on every video which is really annoying as we didn't 'use' the content, it is just what ever is there, and we put a huge amount of work into the video production. It's 'as is'. It's reality, nothing more or less.
Hey Nick! I have actually been unchecking the notify my subscribers tab for a few months now and it has actually helped grow the channel. I let my viewers know that I always drop videos on a Sunday and they just go and find it when they don't get the notification. I did it mainly to attract NEW viewers and it has helped immensely. From my understanding when you uncheck the box TH-cam then recommends your videos to mostly people who have never heard or seen the channel before. On certain videos that are more Subscriber centric I keep the box checked and YES in the first few hours it does amazing and then it just dies out. All i can say is that unchecking the box in the last few months has really helped my channel grow and I plan to continue to do so. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated or perhaps a whole video dedicated to what actually happens when you uncheck the box. Thank you so much for everything you do!
Thanks for the feedback! I would test that a bit more and look at the actual videos and how people are responding to them to see if you can find the difference there. I assure you it's not that check box that's making the difference. As a side note, you have a very cool channel! My brother got residency in Mexico in 2020 when he was there for 2 years. He'll probably end up moving there at some point in the future.
Always good stuff Nick👍🙌🙌🙌🙌
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