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There is a lot of good advice here, but I particularly like listening to Jeven Dovey. His manner of speech is easy to understand and his speed and enunciation allows you to retain it. He pauses during the sentences so people like me which are easily distracted can focus in pieces. When it’s fast and even toned without out pauses I lose focus. He’s not too fast, and he says things that the majority of people need to understand and he goes about explaining it in the manner that they can.
Reflecting on this video for a little while after watching it and what's interesting to me is that nearly everyone talked about intrinsic motivation. The "if you build it, they will come." And of course also "just do it." Very inspiring.
With shorts now, it's a totally different game. I went from about 12k subscribers, in November, to almost 900K now May 4th. December I hit 100K, got verified, and a Silver play button. Things just randomly shot up and took off once I started posting shorts was more consistently
@@ballooned It's an achievement for sure. But a short lived one. Subscribers nowadays do NOT matter. It's all about the audience around your channel. There''s thousands of shorts creators I've never heard of, but have insane subscribers to the point I'm questioning why I've not seen them before. It's useless, income is limited.
I've noticed that too! I just started consistently about 8 weeks ago and I started posting shorts consistently last week. I've posted 10 since, 1 Monday-Friday and I've already gone from 41 subscribers to 59 in just 12 days! I know it's baby steps, but the shorts are kind of like ads for my channel. It peaks people's interest and then they come over to my channel. 😊
@@idk_someguyshorts income is 3m views in 3 months vs actual videos is 3k watch hours in a year if you can be successful in normal videos it’s vastly better for income.
I'm starting this week! I discovered I can use my webcam to do just what I need to do! Now it's time to learn to edit and all the other things. I am stepping into my destiny of encouraging many to heal and find the beauty and purpose God has for them in this life! Thanks for all your videos at Think Media!
Starting is a huge hurdle for people. Longterm consistency and intentional growth in the face of lack of results is even harder. Just started but hoping I can stay in the journey’
"Just Press Record" has haunted me for the past 6 months. Tomorrow will be day 3 for my new TH-cam Video Blog. I stared at the blank camera for hours before I could press record. Thank you for all of the great content. I wouldn't have done it without your slogan bouncing around in my 61 year old head. A new friend of mine Ryan S Howard was also instrumental. He says your VRA is great. Having someone like him just a few steps ahead gave me the confidence to just do it Can't wait to see you in person someday soon. Nobody's Fault Podcast
Last night, I recorded the 24th episode. So glad the ball is rolling now. Lots of tiny baby steps being made. Still need to work on thumbnails, titles and a hundred other details. Always do a sound check. 😄
People are always asking me are you making money or when you are big you will make tons of money. To me it’s not about making money. I love making videos, I love filming, editing and gardening so I’m already happy with my videos. I do try to make better videos each time but for now I’m enjoying the ride.
Here's a question! Considering thumbnails - our videos as you know are based around DIY projects, and we love to show either the final result or a before/after. So it makes it hard to create a thumbnail preemptively because we don't know exactly what it will look like. What advice do you have for this scenario? Get a general mock up of a thumbnail and just plug and play after filming? Amazing video btw! Very helpful tips everyone was spot on 👍 thanks for all that you all do and educating the community "You Got This!"
One way you could do it is take one picture of the material before you start creating and when you're done filming then you take a picture of the final product. And then you can put them side by side in the thumbnail.
1. Analyze your videos and filter by CTR 2. Pick the 10 with the highest CTR 3. Extract patterns they have in commom 4. Thats your formula Maybe, of your 10 highest CTR (not views) videos, 7 out of 10 have some text, maybe they have a determined background, maybe they share a dominant colour… It’s great the huge amount of videos and views you have! Thats means that the data you can extract is much more real and objective. Good luck mate!
I would definitely do what Emilia had said! A picture of the before and the final product! What I've seen trending in DIY thumbnails is that the final product is blurred so it evokes some type of mystery! Maybe try A/B testing with both versions and see what works best for you!
There have been times where I wanted to give up on my channel and took breaks but I keep coming back, I know this year is going to be the year that changes everything for my channel.
Another tip is not to compare yourself with others, applies for your TH-camrs but also in life. Life is not a competition. I used to compare myself with others before, and I was always frustrated, but when I started focus only on myself and my journey I started to see progress and be more satisfied. It might seem like others are luckier than you but the reality is they been doing something for longer than you or better than you. You only see the top of the iceberg but not what is beneath the water.
ive been on youtube for 4 years and this year I decided o go all in and stop business... I love making videos and now my goal is to tell better stories, I have learned to edit over the 4 years, how to make thumbnails etc.... i believe in the content having to be the best to really grow
David Dobrik: "Doesn't matter if you're filming yourself with your toaster!" Yeah my 4K Toaster really shoots the best videos. Don't know how I'd live without it.
Amazing! Thanks so much for compiling so many greats nuggets of wisdom into one video. It’s always so helpful to learn from those who have found success
Love what Jeven Dovey says: "what does success mean to you? What is the purpose of making videos".. figure out what it is you actually want, and what goals you need to set to obtain that - And, what happens when you get there". Very powerful
Great video! Really helped me start up my TH-cam channel. Been quite a wild first month but honestly regardless of views/subs just enjoying the content you put out is important. Good luck to all you other new youtubers! Let's strive to be the best we can.
Terrific work on the video, Sean and the entire ThinkMedia team! Over time, I have come to truly value your authentic and impactful way of sharing information with us. Your dedication to providing real and practical advice has made a significant difference, and I couldn't be more grateful for your guidance. Thank you again for all that you do! 😊
Title and Thumbnail are definitely the nail on the head! I learned that recently and I’ve started seeing some improvements. This doesn’t mean content shouldn’t relate, as we’re updating title and thumbnail, we should do same for content. Fail and try and fail and try again, that’s my Motto. Goodluck to us all…as always! ✊🏾💥💙
Your videos have helped me so much in regards to strategy and motivation. I’m three videos in and getting ready for the long haul thanks to you guys! 🙏🏼
Mr Beast is the only creator that's honest enough to tell his viewers to just make good video not else really matter. Everything else will follow ... its the good video and the value of that video that matters
I started TH-cam when I was at university with an iphone and I had no idea youtube was a job for people 😅 If I had, I would have doubled down. But here I am, 10 years later and 12K subscribers ❤
This is such valuable advice. I started out a channel 3 times, and quit after a couple of videos because I didn’t enjoy making them, and was in it for the money. After I gave it all up, I decided I wanted to write. But years later, I decide to practice animating and found something that I really love doing. I just started animating my story and draw original characters and hope to have a long lasting career in this. I’m definitely not doing it for money now, and I love the process of making the video from scratch and having it up here on my channel and have people say good things about it. My only goal now is to make the best possible videos, in a way that I can do myself for a long time without any struggle. Editing can be just a little annoying because it’s very timeconsuming but I forget all about that when the videos online. I made 2 videos and going to do what you said. Make every new video slightly better than the one before, and make it reflect my personality. Now I don’t have to pretend or act like I’m all enthusiastic, I just am. The work is worth it ❤
right on. editing is really a struggle here and time-consuming. I am just a beginner who created a faceless motivational channel, and my shorts videos took me 4 to 5 hours to finish.
@@LifeOdysseyMotivation Wow! I get you. It’s weird for a non-TH-camr to realize you can spend 6 days on a 3 minute video, but if you consider that you probably watch your own content 20, maybe 30 times during editing, sometimes redo things, and then when it’s finished or you’re not satisfied, you have to start all over again 😂 The best possible scenario would be if you could one day order a skilled editor from Ali express 😂
Just START!! I’m 15 years old and I’m not a month in yet as a content creator but I’m motivated…I don’t have everything I need but I had enough to get started!!! Keep going!!!!
My niche found me when I was 5 years old. I'm in the cruising niche, and I took my very first cruise when I was just 5 years old. Since then, I've been on over 30 cruises across various lines, and next year, I'm going on a brand-new ship, a first for me! This ship is still in dry dock, meaning it's still being built.
7:50) when anxious or not feeling momo Turn on music and dance, move body and create momentum this way instead 10:05) do your learning and growing in the public because you get free content from it = then you can analyze the content to grow your videos as well as your craft ====== 2:22 first frame 12:20 Title and thumbnail tutorial 3:30 viewership is forever People can watch it later as you grow So no rush 4:40 title thumbnail first Put effort into it 5:33 find your viewership, find yourself by posting what you like or don’t like as you go Don’t assume you know others or yourself 8:33 creating content methods on the backend
I am new to TH-cam and I started to post because I’m a trainer and love helping people move and become the best version of themselves by working out. I have learnt through these kinds of videos and all of your advice on how to get better and better every time and to keep being consistent amongst my lifestyle of working & managing kids :) I think my titles are clear but always room for improvement and hoping to attract the right consistent audience 😊 I hope one day I can do what I love and turn it into a full time job 😊🙏🏽 Thanks to everyone for the advice! I like the motivation of Just press record!
Super helpful! Just started my channel on self-development. I may not have many subscribers now but I had 0 before. Videos like this help me keep going when I feel like I am not making any progress or compare myself to those with millions of views and subscribers. For everyone working towards their dreams, don’t ever give up! Hope to share my story of triumph with you in a few years and share my progress.
Honestly... Just starting is the way to go. I made some shorts about WWDC this year because they were "Easy" and tbh instagram reels are less intimidating for some reason. Last weekend I finally said F it and recorded my first long form video in a couple of years, and (For me) It's taken off. I'm 20x anything I've done before because I just stopped caring about the numbers and wanted to share my love for my desk space.
I just started!! 🙈 creating and posting that first video was so hard! But the second one was easier and now I've got 20+ ideas in my head/ in the scripting phase. Looking forward to learning and getting better!!!
This is like learning a new language (TH-cam) i have been doing instagram for years and this is way more enjoyable than anything else i have ever done.😀
I'm def not worrying about the money side yet. My goals are 2fold. First and foremost to show my grandsons they can be content creators...without fancy expensive schooling ... A membership at your local cable tv station will usually give lessons and loan equipment...(at least they do where I am) the hope is, when they see Nana doing it, they'll think, if Nana can, I sure can! And second, my subject is intended to assist people who are mourning lost loved ones, which has to be good. ❤❤❤ So Im studying the process now ..watching people like you!
3:10 - Absolutely true! Its actually the same with food. If you care about someone, you make them a nice meal they'd love. Because u took the time and made it nice. Great video! :)
New content creater here. Ive just posted 2. Great information here. The message of views and subscribers don't matter is priceless. I will agree one of the fears is criticism. Seems we focus on the one negative than the 99 positive. Seems we are quick to critisize rather than encourage. As a former athlete I'm using that as a guide. People only see the game. They don't see the thousands of foul shots in practice. Maybe if this community, or people in general, were more positive and supportive so many wouldnt give up. Add that eveything is a bout a viral video and if 1 doesn't go viral, they just give up.
Sean, thank you for this. You are a great encourager. Much blessings for helping people start. I started two and a half years ago and I bingewatch your videos to help me start. Today, I'm monetized and flourishing. Thank you for all you do and your team. Much Love.
Title and thumbnails are by far the most important after video ideas!!! GREAT ADVICE and great video!! only 225 subs here, but like you said, it's not about the subs for us, its about making of the videos having fun and connecting with our audience and growing.
"Start before you are Ready" @sean u just nailed that... i have just started the journey by uploading the stuffs...enough of procrastinations are behind that...
Just started this channel because I love tech reviews etc. And this video is really helpful. I was always hesitant but realized starting is always the hardest part. Who ever reading this, we’ll make it up there, keep the grind up💯
I think my problem is i dont know what my true passion is. I have many different interests and things I want to do and i get burnt out too quickly because of my ADHD so i dont think i could really even be in a specific niche. Even with this current niche I’m in I know exactly what I need to do to become the top creator but it just doesn’t interest me anymore.
Thanks for an insightful video. I’m at 439 subscribers and counting. Have patience and keep reminding myself why I started recording my crochet tutorials: for my own records (so my kids can learn from these videos when they’re ready to take on crocheting, even long after I’m dead (if TH-cam is still around 😂)) and of course to teach others. ❤
thanks for another great video. i just started this channel. i tried to stream games on twitch, made some money but it didnt feel right. i love to travel my whole life, so this is what i am doing now :) thanks for being inspiring !!
Great video, we've been going for about 18 months. It's a slow process, but it's an important one, considering we came into this with zero experience 👍👍
All of them gave the best advice on how to become a TH-camr. They really are impressive and we get a lot of takeaways. But Gary Vee...! Oh my! He is on another level, brilliant advice. It really hits me so hard. And of course, the last advice from Cannel, thank you Think Media for sharing this video with us.
Thank you for all videos. I re-started my TH-cam journey a month ago. Gained 10 subscribers, the rest was from years back then. I really need this to keep continuing
I’m just documenting my day to day life on me trying to better myself and grow and just open and vulnerable with my successes as well as my failure.Also semen retention/sexual energy transmutation/quiting porn/nofap/celibacy
“Your niche will find you. Just post post post then look at the data.” What’s working. What do you love. Go from there. --the best advice ever. Also “how can I make each video better. Forget likes and subscribers. MAKE EACH VIDEO BETTER” 👏🏽👏🏽
How does this video not how 100 million views? This is like Michael Jordan, Lebron James, Larry Bird and the rest of the top NBA players of all time inviting us on a court to teach us basketball. What an amazing time to be alive!
Thanks for the video and advice! Applying this to my future videos. I used to just stop whenever I noticed any mistakes in my videos. but i noticed it’s so wrong to do that and it’s better to just keep going all while improving for the next video.
Josh Mayo's advice on judgment is helpful. I'm sitting at 4.8k subs right now, as I grow there are more haters but he's 100% right that most people have been awesome and encouraging. I'm really glad I finally started the channel after 3 years of wanting to press play.
Whos advice did you like the most? Let us know!
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There is a lot of good advice here, but I particularly like listening to Jeven Dovey. His manner of speech is easy to understand and his speed and enunciation allows you to retain it. He pauses during the sentences so people like me which are easily distracted can focus in pieces. When it’s fast and even toned without out pauses I lose focus. He’s not too fast, and he says things that the majority of people need to understand and he goes about explaining it in the manner that they can.
Vanessa Lau advice "Don't aim for perfection just do it".
Nick Nimmin "you have to figure how to work the process of creating and uploading videos into your lifestyle".
Reflecting on this video for a little while after watching it and what's interesting to me is that nearly everyone talked about intrinsic motivation. The "if you build it, they will come." And of course also "just do it." Very inspiring.
Mr.beast bent me down
With shorts now, it's a totally different game. I went from about 12k subscribers, in November, to almost 900K now May 4th. December I hit 100K, got verified, and a Silver play button. Things just randomly shot up and took off once I started posting shorts was more consistently
Just 3 months later & you're at 1.3m. Crazy growth 😅
@@ballooned It's an achievement for sure. But a short lived one. Subscribers nowadays do NOT matter. It's all about the audience around your channel. There''s thousands of shorts creators I've never heard of, but have insane subscribers to the point I'm questioning why I've not seen them before. It's useless, income is limited.
I've noticed that too! I just started consistently about 8 weeks ago and I started posting shorts consistently last week. I've posted 10 since, 1 Monday-Friday and I've already gone from 41 subscribers to 59 in just 12 days! I know it's baby steps, but the shorts are kind of like ads for my channel. It peaks people's interest and then they come over to my channel. 😊
@@idk_someguyshorts income is 3m views in 3 months vs actual videos is 3k watch hours in a year if you can be successful in normal videos it’s vastly better for income.
wow!
i went a quick check to your channel and I see two videos unboxing and unwrapping and tapping the products. I've never seen this before.
Be unique, express what makes you different. Don’t stop being you. There’s only 1 of you!
help visit @HRT
Thank you, hearing that from someone like you warmed my heart. I really try to make people enjoy my original content
3 years and we got 4000 subscribers... Slowly but growing. We are just enjoying the journey 😊👍
Love This‼️
“Sometimes too late is just in time.”
ayos.😊
@@GuyinaCoffeeCup MOTIVATED way to far pa ako ma mone pero laban lang
I just stopped by to say congratulations to you two.
It is great that you are able to enjoy this adventure together.
I'm starting this week! I discovered I can use my webcam to do just what I need to do! Now it's time to learn to edit and all the other things. I am stepping into my destiny of encouraging many to heal and find the beauty and purpose God has for them in this life! Thanks for all your videos at Think Media!
I know I'm already going to hit replay when this finishes
Starting is a huge hurdle for people. Longterm consistency and intentional growth in the face of lack of results is even harder.
Just started but hoping I can stay in the journey’
It's the lack of results after so much hard work that really gets to you
This video is pure gold. Worth a rewatch.
I love your use of editing to make pictures appear to have motion.
"Just Press Record" has haunted me for the past 6 months.
Tomorrow will be day 3 for my new TH-cam Video Blog.
I stared at the blank camera for hours before I could press record.
Thank you for all of the great content. I wouldn't have done it without your slogan bouncing around in my 61 year old head.
A new friend of mine Ryan S Howard was also instrumental. He says your VRA is great. Having someone like him just a few steps ahead gave me the confidence to just do it
Can't wait to see you in person someday soon.
Nobody's Fault Podcast
Last night, I recorded the 24th episode. So glad the ball is rolling now. Lots of tiny baby steps being made. Still need to work on thumbnails, titles and a hundred other details. Always do a sound check. 😄
Ima check you out after I finish this video 😂
Seeing and Listening to all these legendary creators are itself a great motivation✌
People are always asking me are you making money or when you are big you will make tons of money. To me it’s not about making money. I love making videos, I love filming, editing and gardening so I’m already happy with my videos. I do try to make better videos each time but for now I’m enjoying the ride.
Here's a question! Considering thumbnails - our videos as you know are based around DIY projects, and we love to show either the final result or a before/after. So it makes it hard to create a thumbnail preemptively because we don't know exactly what it will look like. What advice do you have for this scenario? Get a general mock up of a thumbnail and just plug and play after filming?
Amazing video btw! Very helpful tips everyone was spot on 👍 thanks for all that you all do and educating the community "You Got This!"
One way you could do it is take one picture of the material before you start creating and when you're done filming then you take a picture of the final product. And then you can put them side by side in the thumbnail.
1.4 Million subscribers on your channel.
@@DerekPKI’m sure they know
1. Analyze your videos and filter by CTR
2. Pick the 10 with the highest CTR
3. Extract patterns they have in commom
4. Thats your formula
Maybe, of your 10 highest CTR (not views) videos, 7 out of 10 have some text, maybe they have a determined background, maybe they share a dominant colour…
It’s great the huge amount of videos and views you have! Thats means that the data you can extract is much more real and objective.
Good luck mate!
I would definitely do what Emilia had said! A picture of the before and the final product! What I've seen trending in DIY thumbnails is that the final product is blurred so it evokes some type of mystery! Maybe try A/B testing with both versions and see what works best for you!
There have been times where I wanted to give up on my channel and took breaks but I keep coming back, I know this year is going to be the year that changes everything for my channel.
Another tip is not to compare yourself with others, applies for your TH-camrs but also in life. Life is not a competition.
I used to compare myself with others before, and I was always frustrated, but when I started focus only on myself and my journey I started to see progress and be more satisfied.
It might seem like others are luckier than you but the reality is they been doing something for longer than you or better than you.
You only see the top of the iceberg but not what is beneath the water.
I started making actual TH-cam videos in 2022 and I've been enjoying the process. I'm currently under 500 subscribers, but the process is beautiful.
Congrats on 1k subs
@@kahyui2486 thank you
Congrats u got 1.24k now
@@Abhiarena0005 yes. It's so much exciting
this video deserves a billion views. The time that must have gone into sourcing all this advice, so thankful you guys did it
The advice in this video is outstanding! This channel always pumps me up to grind that much harder on TH-cam.
TH-cam collab?
ive been on youtube for 4 years and this year I decided o go all in and stop business... I love making videos and now my goal is to tell better stories, I have learned to edit over the 4 years, how to make thumbnails etc.... i believe in the content having to be the best to really grow
David Dobrik: "Doesn't matter if you're filming yourself with your toaster!" Yeah my 4K Toaster really shoots the best videos. Don't know how I'd live without it.
i thought they meant filming yourself hanging out with your toaster
@@AmeliaAnnesAnimals 😂
Amazing! Thanks so much for compiling so many greats nuggets of wisdom into one video. It’s always so helpful to learn from those who have found success
Love what Jeven Dovey says: "what does success mean to you? What is the purpose of making videos".. figure out what it is you actually want, and what goals you need to set to obtain that - And, what happens when you get there". Very powerful
Great video! Really helped me start up my TH-cam channel. Been quite a wild first month but honestly regardless of views/subs just enjoying the content you put out is important. Good luck to all you other new youtubers! Let's strive to be the best we can.
Thank you think media for the constant information and advice ❤❤❤
Terrific work on the video, Sean and the entire ThinkMedia team! Over time, I have come to truly value your authentic and impactful way of sharing information with us. Your dedication to providing real and practical advice has made a significant difference, and I couldn't be more grateful for your guidance. Thank you again for all that you do! 😊
❤❤❤❤❤
One of the best ! Thinking in many angles . Full of experience and very informative . Thanks .
Title and Thumbnail are definitely the nail on the head! I learned that recently and I’ve started seeing some improvements. This doesn’t mean content shouldn’t relate, as we’re updating title and thumbnail, we should do same for content. Fail and try and fail and try again, that’s my Motto. Goodluck to us all…as always! ✊🏾💥💙
Amazing! So much great advice packed into 30 minutes. Going to have to rewatch this again. Thank you! 💪💪
Great video! Really changes perspective on how things work.
Now lets use these tips to improve 👌👌
Your videos have helped me so much in regards to strategy and motivation. I’m three videos in and getting ready for the long haul thanks to you guys! 🙏🏼
Mr Beast is the only creator that's honest enough to tell his viewers to just make good video not else really matter. Everything else will follow
... its the good video and the value of that video that matters
Love this! Just got invited to be Monetised today so can't wait to keep improving my content. Great advice in this video 👍
Wow , watching from Uganda 🇺🇬, the pearl of africa
That’s dope 💪🏾💪🏾
👌thats whats up 🇺🇸
@@furiousrobinson thanks Robinson 😊🙏,
@@brain4thoughts how are you Brain
@@MR.Poa-man 👌everything good.
Trying my possible best
With thumbnails, video, etc i record with my phone but subscriber and views seems to be one impossible thing
I started TH-cam when I was at university with an iphone and I had no idea youtube was a job for people 😅 If I had, I would have doubled down. But here I am, 10 years later and 12K subscribers ❤
This is such valuable advice. I started out a channel 3 times, and quit after a couple of videos because I didn’t enjoy making them, and was in it for the money. After I gave it all up, I decided I wanted to write. But years later, I decide to practice animating and found something that I really love doing. I just started animating my story and draw original characters and hope to have a long lasting career in this. I’m definitely not doing it for money now, and I love the process of making the video from scratch and having it up here on my channel and have people say good things about it. My only goal now is to make the best possible videos, in a way that I can do myself for a long time without any struggle. Editing can be just a little annoying because it’s very timeconsuming but I forget all about that when the videos online. I made 2 videos and going to do what you said. Make every new video slightly better than the one before, and make it reflect my personality. Now I don’t have to pretend or act like I’m all enthusiastic, I just am. The work is worth it ❤
right on. editing is really a struggle here and time-consuming. I am just a beginner who created a faceless motivational channel, and my shorts videos took me 4 to 5 hours to finish.
@@LifeOdysseyMotivation Wow! I get you. It’s weird for a non-TH-camr to realize you can spend 6 days on a 3 minute video, but if you consider that you probably watch your own content 20, maybe 30 times during editing, sometimes redo things, and then when it’s finished or you’re not satisfied, you have to start all over again 😂 The best possible scenario would be if you could one day order a skilled editor from Ali express 😂
@@wisonia ali express?
Just START!! I’m 15 years old and I’m not a month in yet as a content creator but I’m motivated…I don’t have everything I need but I had enough to get started!!! Keep going!!!!
Yes staying motivated because if you look at me now in comparison to 2 weeks ago I am truly proud of us!!!
My niche found me when I was 5 years old. I'm in the cruising niche, and I took my very first cruise when I was just 5 years old. Since then, I've been on over 30 cruises across various lines, and next year, I'm going on a brand-new ship, a first for me! This ship is still in dry dock, meaning it's still being built.
7:50) when anxious or not feeling momo
Turn on music and dance, move body and create momentum this way instead
10:05) do your learning and growing in the public because you get free content from it = then you can analyze the content to grow your videos as well as your craft
======
2:22 first frame
12:20 Title and thumbnail tutorial
3:30 viewership is forever
People can watch it later as you grow
So no rush
4:40 title thumbnail first
Put effort into it
5:33 find your viewership, find yourself by posting what you like or don’t like as you go
Don’t assume you know others or yourself
8:33 creating content methods on the backend
I am new to TH-cam and I started to post because I’m a trainer and love helping people move and become the best version of themselves by working out. I have learnt through these kinds of videos and all of your advice on how to get better and better every time and to keep being consistent amongst my lifestyle of working & managing kids :) I think my titles are clear but always room for improvement and hoping to attract the right consistent audience 😊 I hope one day I can do what I love and turn it into a full time job 😊🙏🏽 Thanks to everyone for the advice! I like the motivation of Just press record!
this was amazing. Saving this under "Motivation" so that I can keep gong and never give up!
Super helpful! Just started my channel on self-development. I may not have many subscribers now but I had 0 before. Videos like this help me keep going when I feel like I am not making any progress or compare myself to those with millions of views and subscribers. For everyone working towards their dreams, don’t ever give up! Hope to share my story of triumph with you in a few years and share my progress.
I just know this finna help mee so i already liked it😂😂
Honestly... Just starting is the way to go. I made some shorts about WWDC this year because they were "Easy" and tbh instagram reels are less intimidating for some reason. Last weekend I finally said F it and recorded my first long form video in a couple of years, and (For me) It's taken off. I'm 20x anything I've done before because I just stopped caring about the numbers and wanted to share my love for my desk space.
TH-cam collab? Grow together
I just started!! 🙈 creating and posting that first video was so hard! But the second one was easier and now I've got 20+ ideas in my head/ in the scripting phase. Looking forward to learning and getting better!!!
what is your channel about?
Wow, lots of gold nuggets here. I wish FB would recommend this to me in my feed every year. Keep on plugging tubers :)
This is like learning a new language (TH-cam) i have been doing instagram for years and this is way more enjoyable than anything else i have ever done.😀
I'm def not worrying about the money side yet. My goals are 2fold. First and foremost to show my grandsons they can be content creators...without fancy expensive schooling ...
A membership at your local cable tv station will usually give lessons and loan equipment...(at least they do where I am) the hope is, when they see Nana doing it, they'll think, if Nana can, I sure can!
And second, my subject is intended to assist people who are mourning lost loved ones, which has to be good.
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So Im studying the process now ..watching people like you!
Bookmarking this video! Such a great collection of insights that are not about “insights” or algorithms. Thanks for putting this together. 🙌🏼
Glad you liked it Brad!
3:10 - Absolutely true! Its actually the same with food. If you care about someone, you make them a nice meal they'd love. Because u took the time and made it nice. Great video! :)
That Hillier Smith tip about distraction temptation 16:30 ...yeeeeeesssssss 🙌🏻
New content creater here. Ive just posted 2. Great information here. The message of views and subscribers don't matter is priceless. I will agree one of the fears is criticism. Seems we focus on the one negative than the 99 positive. Seems we are quick to critisize rather than encourage. As a former athlete I'm using that as a guide. People only see the game. They don't see the thousands of foul shots in practice. Maybe if this community, or people in general, were more positive and supportive so many wouldnt give up. Add that eveything is a bout a viral video and if 1 doesn't go viral, they just give up.
Great 👍 👌 video and really insightful. Thank you.
Action>Motivation But I still love these videos
Sean, thank you for this. You are a great encourager. Much blessings for helping people start. I started two and a half years ago and I bingewatch your videos to help me start. Today, I'm monetized and flourishing. Thank you for all you do and your team. Much Love.
I’m here to listen and learn!
Fantastic video! Motivating and full of knowledge. Thank you for putting this together.
Watching from Namibia
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Title and thumbnails are by far the most important after video ideas!!! GREAT ADVICE and great video!! only 225 subs here, but like you said, it's not about the subs for us, its about making of the videos having fun and connecting with our audience and growing.
"Start before you are Ready" @sean u just nailed that... i have just started the journey by uploading the stuffs...enough of procrastinations are behind that...
Just started this channel because I love tech reviews etc. And this video is really helpful. I was always hesitant but realized starting is always the hardest part. Who ever reading this, we’ll make it up there, keep the grind up💯
The algorithm never fails to get us to watch the right video at the right time. Thank you for this!!
I think my problem is i dont know what my true passion is. I have many different interests and things I want to do and i get burnt out too quickly because of my ADHD so i dont think i could really even be in a specific niche. Even with this current niche I’m in I know exactly what I need to do to become the top creator but it just doesn’t interest me anymore.
Thanks for an insightful video. I’m at 439 subscribers and counting. Have patience and keep reminding myself why I started recording my crochet tutorials: for my own records (so my kids can learn from these videos when they’re ready to take on crocheting, even long after I’m dead (if TH-cam is still around 😂)) and of course to teach others. ❤
thanks for another great video. i just started this channel. i tried to stream games on twitch, made some money but it didnt feel right. i love to travel my whole life, so this is what i am doing now :) thanks for being inspiring !!
For the First time I am the first to comment!!!
You doing nice work team THINK MEDIA💛
Haha are you?
@@furiousrobinson Yes!!
Some really useful points here!
One of the best you have compiled for us 🤚
Great collection of important information! Thank you!
You don’t have to be great to start but You have to start to be great. WOW thats amazing
I was monetized in three weeks after releasing my first video. 🎉 Thank you Think Media! I listened to you religiously for two months and it worked!
Great video, we've been going for about 18 months. It's a slow process, but it's an important one, considering we came into this with zero experience 👍👍
Beyond passion, these types of information are necessary for growth as creators. Collaboration is also a big tip. I hope we all make it at the end❤
All of them gave the best advice on how to become a TH-camr. They really are impressive and we get a lot of takeaways. But Gary Vee...! Oh my! He is on another level, brilliant advice. It really hits me so hard. And of course, the last advice from Cannel, thank you Think Media for sharing this video with us.
Everyone tries to tell Marques Brownlee what he says is wrong but who is the most successful?
A lot of good advice
Thanks for the great advices, me and my son are grinding to get monetized 😊 still a long way but we'll get there and we won't stop!
0:57 wow Sean ❤❤❤❤
I absolutely love this video! Full of so much inspiration and advice!
Thank you for all videos. I re-started my TH-cam journey a month ago. Gained 10 subscribers, the rest was from years back then. I really need this to keep continuing
TH-cam collab?
I’m just documenting my day to day life on me trying to better myself and grow and just open and vulnerable with my successes as well as my failure.Also semen retention/sexual energy transmutation/quiting porn/nofap/celibacy
“Your niche will find you. Just post post post then look at the data.” What’s working. What do you love. Go from there. --the best advice ever.
Also “how can I make each video better. Forget likes and subscribers. MAKE EACH VIDEO BETTER” 👏🏽👏🏽
great content, thanks!
Thank you for all the meaningful advice. I hope to put it all into action and successfully kickstart my youtube journey really soon :)
Solid gold. Thanks
Unbelievably helpful stuff! I just started and have been listening to the 15 minute version of this vid over and over again for inspiration.
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said;
“Give charity without delay, for it stands in the way of calamity.”
- Al-Tirmidhi, Hadith 589
Is it the same guy who married a minor?
@@jayesh3112 yes it is. Glad more people know this!
START 🙌 AND PUNCH FEAR IN THE FACE 👊
Great advice full of awesome tips thank you. I’m looking forward to starting my new career soon :)
How does this video not how 100 million views? This is like Michael Jordan, Lebron James, Larry Bird and the rest of the top NBA players of all time inviting us on a court to teach us basketball. What an amazing time to be alive!
Great video 👍🏾
There's a lot of wisdom in this 30 min video. Thank you so much! 🙌 Hoping to apply it all one step at a time.
This would be 🔥 on the podcast so I can re-listen OFTEN :) loved this! thanks!
Thanks for the video and advice! Applying this to my future videos. I used to just stop whenever I noticed any mistakes in my videos. but i noticed it’s so wrong to do that and it’s better to just keep going all while improving for the next video.
TH-cam collab?
24:17 Is me right now. Almost at 500 and been asking myself those very questions.
Thanks for the video, amazing advice and very motivational ❤
I’ve never had a video 25k but i can’t get out of that groove. The video was eye opening, thank you.
Some excellent advice I heard in this video. I will watch it again and try to implement some of them. I am learning a lot! Thanks!
Very inspiring!! Thanks for sharing valuable information. Have a great day. Happy Wednesday!!❤😂🎉😊
The thumbnail collab 😍
Josh Mayo's advice on judgment is helpful. I'm sitting at 4.8k subs right now, as I grow there are more haters but he's 100% right that most people have been awesome and encouraging. I'm really glad I finally started the channel after 3 years of wanting to press play.
This is the most motivational video for content creators. You are a genius