My Long-Term Journey To $10k/Month Using YouTube
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xScythian
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I'll find one most likely on fiverr, but I'll have to outsource four things - script-writing, voice-overs, video-editing, and thumbnail-creation.
xScythian
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Yeah it is, and I can learn more about it while creating the videos so its a win-winWish you good luck! You can make it happenI'm interested in your niche selection. Is it something you personally have a lot of interest in?
Paukerin
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That’s the best way, I agree. Will you use social media to promote your videos?
xScythian
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I have been experimenting with it yeah, but I think I will set up some automated accounts on like IG and Twitter that'll promote my videos.
I just need to learn how to do it
All the luck in the world, all wished for you.
Thank you sir
xScythian
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UPDATE - Before I do any type of heavy promotion of my video I will post 50 videos just to get used to the creation process, and maximize content quality.
After that I will invest in Gmail accounts and manually promote my videos.
After that I will invest in Gmail accounts and manually promote my videos.
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xScythian
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Then we can learn together hahaI can nothing about youtube tho
xScythian
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UPDATE - I figured I'm going to post 3x a week, and start a blog in the same niche as my YouTube channel.
I'll run the blog alongside the channel and bring traffic to my blog by using YouTube.
I'll probably create a free e-book and lock it with a content-locker for some extra money.
I'll run the blog alongside the channel and bring traffic to my blog by using YouTube.
I'll probably create a free e-book and lock it with a content-locker for some extra money.
Will you use any subscriptions like artlist or artgrid for music and video stock footages? I make about $100 a month on my youtube channel but I've been thinking about subscribing to artgrid/artlist and use stock video footages there to help me grow my channel. Some months I've made as much as $300-$400 a month when things got really good. But maybe if I have better soundtracks and video footages, I can get more views?
xScythian
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Personally, not right now as I created a file of no copyright background music already.
But the video stock footage could be a very good addition to the videos.
DM me and I'll show you a good channel for no-copyright background music, I've actually studied background music for a few days and I realized it has a huuuge impact on the video.
Also I definitely think there is ways to get those subscriptions for cheaper somewhere on the internet.
wapking
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This thread is your journey thread ,so I see no reason to hide anything, share your knowledge here so everyone can learn
xScythian
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I'm allowed to share YouTube links publicly?
wapking
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Yeah as long as it's information
xScythian
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wapking
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Try NCS
xScythian
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Imo, NCS is overused but they do have some low-key ones that are good.
wapking
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Yeah true, BG music are good but the most important thing of a video is a great script and energy of the voice over artist