Start a YouTube Chanel ?

[Arminio marketing]

Hey every one since I am trying to make money online i see a tons of people making money on YouTube they just upload fee videos every week and that's all
I don't trust what the post but since like every 2 people speak about YouTube so i am asking
Should I start A YouTube Chanel ??????

thanks

 

[kurait]

Just in case you really know what are you doing and what niche you're targeting

 

[xlighter]

I don't want to break your spirit but honestly YouTube is very much saturated and competitive.
Well of course if you know what your doing and if you have enough cash and time to spend then yeah go ahead.

 

[Arminio marketing]

I don't want to break your spirit but honestly YouTube is very much saturated and competitive.
Well of course if you know what your doing and if you have enough cash and time to spend then yeah go ahead.

y i need a lot of cash ?

 

[wmeltonwriting984]

Hey every one since I am trying to make money online i see a tons of people making money on YouTube they just upload fee videos every week and that's all
I don't trust what the post but since like every 2 people speak about YouTube so i am asking
Should I start A YouTube Chanel ??????

thanks

You can't go wrong with starting a YouTube channel. However, do not expect to hit it big or make it rich by just posting a video a week. You need a 1,000 followers before you can even start making money. YouTube can be a fickle business, but there are plenty out there whom has succeeded with it. You really need engaging and different content. You mind if I ask what you were considering for a niche? Hope this helps and good luck brother.

 

[iamtheepxert]

It's not wrong to get some inspiration from others. But if you want to start the same thing what others are doing, make sure you are dedicated and passionate enough to do it.

To put it straight, YouTube is bit harder than you think (not to disappoint you, but this is the fact). Why I'm saying is, I own couple of blogs and YT channels. Content preparation for blogs is comparatively easy than YT and moving the YT needle also requires lot of efforts (and time as well). Irrespective of all your efforts, your YT earning during initial days would be peanuts. But If you are targeting for long term, you will have better chances.

My advice would be, if you can deliver good content consistently with some patience, you can definitely give it a try. But choose your niche carefully. Don't choose niche based on RPM, instead choose the niche in which you have expertise and confident enough to deliver.

All the best mate

 

[wmeltonwriting984]

It's not wrong to get some inspiration from others. But if you want to start the same thing what others are doing, make sure you are dedicated and passionate enough to do it.

To put it straight, YouTube is bit harder than you think (not to disappoint you, but this is the fact). Why I'm saying is, I own couple of blogs and YT channels. Content preparation for blogs is comparatively easy than YT and moving the YT needle also requires lot of efforts (and time as well). Irrespective of all your efforts, your YT earning during initial days would be peanuts. But If you are targeting for long term, you will have better chances.

My advice would be, if you can deliver good content consistently with some patience, you can definitely give it a try. But choose your niche carefully. Don't choose niche based on RPM, instead choose the niche in which you have expertise and confident enough to deliver.

All the best mate

Excellent advice. Choosing a niche in which you are passionate about will make the entire endeavor all that more exciting for you. It will give you the drive to push and succeed. Plus, you'll get to do something you love. You'll have to love and be passionate about it because it will be slow going at first. As this guy says, your initial earnings will be peanuts. However, if you keep at it and stay consistent, you shouldn't have a problem standing out.

 

[xlighter]

y i need a lot of cash ?

If you really want to grow on YouTube and earn few extra cash you have to consider few things.

First you need to choose good niche and you have to present your content little different from other youtubers.

Here comes the money part:

• If you choose vlogs or those classic explanatory videos then you have to invest some $$$ on camera and few other accessories. If you want be budget friendly you can definitely go ahead & shoot with your mobile.
• If your good with editing, then presentation of your videos doesn't require any $$
• For promotion of your videos you definitely need $$$. If you don't have ad budget or social following there will be no subs.
• If you have no subs then can't expect money.

There is a YouTube monetization criteria to be fulfilled to start earning.
If you have all these things in line then you expect to scale up gradually.

and still, content is KING!

Other than this you need patience + consistency + passion.

 

[Arminio marketing]

thanks every one for the advice

 

[Durangoal]

I heard google have a new way of detecting plagiarized videos - so it's not just easy downloading and uploading other peoples' videos - you would have to learn some video editing skills to make it unique!

 

[wmeltonwriting984]

I heard google have a new way of detecting plagiarized videos - so it's not just easy downloading and uploading other peoples' videos - you would have to learn some video editing skills to make it unique!

You certainly won't get anywhere copying other people's videos. You might not get banned for something like this, but it's just unoriginal. Find your own passion brother, you'll enjoy it so much more. You'll actually have fun while you build yourself up. If you are out to just make money, you might want to try something else.

 

[Glebmx]

I don't see anything wrong with copying content for YouTube. For example, YouTubers from my country take references from Western YouTube

 

[justdantz]

Create one, replicate other channel and you will have a chance to succed

 

[ronarse]

You have nothing to lose, start your channel with a theme that you lnow bery Welli and you will see results

 

[Arminio marketing]

I heard google have a new way of detecting plagiarized videos - so it's not just easy downloading and uploading other peoples' videos - you would have to learn some video editing skills to make it unique!

this is one of the skills to I am improving now thanks

 

[Arminio marketing]

I don't see anything wrong with copying content for YouTube. For example, YouTubers from my country take references from Western YouTube

i think same as you but my videos should be unique

 

[Durangoal]

this is one of the skills to I am improving now thanks

sounds good, let it rip

 

[achiever2011]

Only if you have the dedication to continue for few years even without any revenue.

 

[Melisajun]

Youtube is very competitive. I'm doing Youtube now and it's much harder than I think. If you want to boost up your channel, you have to create unique and new content, and take care of other factors like: sound, background, video color, and sometimes subtitles if you want to widen your target audience. I'm using Iphone to film, Imovie to edit and Subblink to subtitle my video. Honestly, it would be better if I have a professional camera to film. But my budget is not much now, so I still use Iphone. But Imovie and Subblink are quite good. Imovie is integrated in Macbook, and Subblink is a free online video subtitling software. If you have limited budget, I recommend you try these tools to make video. But, remember that you need to have good content, it's the most important factor.

 

[anbugriz]

It will be a long trip