BornTobeatTheSystem
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- Aug 16, 2023
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Well, people, it's time for me to get serious about YouTube, so I've started to put in the work and began researching interesting niches. Once I dug deeper, I found a very interesting sub-niche. I'll share an image from vidiq so you can see what I'm talking about.
That being said, I began to delve further into the little competition I saw and started doing keyword searches. Out of the 100% of words I found within that sub-niche, I could say that 70-80 words have low search competition but very high search volume.
In addition to that, I started watching the competition's videos, and I can definitely make better ones, or at least that's what I believe. Because everything will depend 100% on the audience; without them, it doesn't matter if my video is well-edited since no one will see it.
My idea is to create a completely disruptive channel within the sub-niche. I've thought of an idea to give a good twist to the niche. No channel in the niche has done what I want to do, which is why I think it's going to be a good idea. We'll see; only time will tell.
Now I want to tell you about some things I have and what I still need to do and ask for some advice.
Firstly, to let you know, I have set up the channel with its banner, logo, description, tag configurations, uploading descripcion settings, etc., and I also have 100 shorts ready to upload. I plan to upload at least 2 shorts per day.
I have created an introductory video about what my channel will offer to the community, but right now I have a doubt. I'm not in a position to pay a professional voiceover for my videos since it would be extremely costly, considering each long video will have durations of 6 to 10 minutes. I've been looking at AI voice websites and tried one, but I didn't like the voices. It's worth noting that my channel will be in Spanish, which is why I've had a hard time finding a good AI voice with the right accent. Anyway, I found a website that offers really good Spanish voices with some emotions. I've also been recording with my own voice, but I really don't like how it sounds, and I believe it might not convey the emotion I'm aiming for in my channel. What do you think? Should I try AI or record with my voice? It's important to note that all the competition channels use human voices, something to consider.
Right now, the only thing holding me back is finding the right voice, honestly, because I need to make a decision and start recording the long videos.
I also have a TikTok account to upload the 100 shorts and drive traffic to YouTube. I'll leave this social network a bit to chance because I've never used it to upload content, but I don't think it will be that complicated, to be honest.
I have created 15 thumbnails that are templates, where I just need to change images and texts.
I also purchased a domain with the channel name, anticipating that if the channel becomes successful, the domain won't be stolen. I only paid $10 for a year, but I don't plan to use that domain at the moment.
My plan is to upload the shorts and hope that generates traffic. As for the long videos, I'm already in several Facebook groups to post them. I plan to upload 5 per week, although it will all depend on how the first one goes and how long it takes to create them. I hope to have the time to make a daily video, and if not, then upload every other day, regardless of whether it's Saturday or Sunday.
Well, I think that's all I have for now. What's urgent for me right now is to decide whether to use an AI voice or my own voice, keeping in mind that all the competition channels use human voice.
That being said, I began to delve further into the little competition I saw and started doing keyword searches. Out of the 100% of words I found within that sub-niche, I could say that 70-80 words have low search competition but very high search volume.
In addition to that, I started watching the competition's videos, and I can definitely make better ones, or at least that's what I believe. Because everything will depend 100% on the audience; without them, it doesn't matter if my video is well-edited since no one will see it.
My idea is to create a completely disruptive channel within the sub-niche. I've thought of an idea to give a good twist to the niche. No channel in the niche has done what I want to do, which is why I think it's going to be a good idea. We'll see; only time will tell.
Now I want to tell you about some things I have and what I still need to do and ask for some advice.
Firstly, to let you know, I have set up the channel with its banner, logo, description, tag configurations, uploading descripcion settings, etc., and I also have 100 shorts ready to upload. I plan to upload at least 2 shorts per day.
I have created an introductory video about what my channel will offer to the community, but right now I have a doubt. I'm not in a position to pay a professional voiceover for my videos since it would be extremely costly, considering each long video will have durations of 6 to 10 minutes. I've been looking at AI voice websites and tried one, but I didn't like the voices. It's worth noting that my channel will be in Spanish, which is why I've had a hard time finding a good AI voice with the right accent. Anyway, I found a website that offers really good Spanish voices with some emotions. I've also been recording with my own voice, but I really don't like how it sounds, and I believe it might not convey the emotion I'm aiming for in my channel. What do you think? Should I try AI or record with my voice? It's important to note that all the competition channels use human voices, something to consider.
Right now, the only thing holding me back is finding the right voice, honestly, because I need to make a decision and start recording the long videos.
I also have a TikTok account to upload the 100 shorts and drive traffic to YouTube. I'll leave this social network a bit to chance because I've never used it to upload content, but I don't think it will be that complicated, to be honest.
I have created 15 thumbnails that are templates, where I just need to change images and texts.
I also purchased a domain with the channel name, anticipating that if the channel becomes successful, the domain won't be stolen. I only paid $10 for a year, but I don't plan to use that domain at the moment.
My plan is to upload the shorts and hope that generates traffic. As for the long videos, I'm already in several Facebook groups to post them. I plan to upload 5 per week, although it will all depend on how the first one goes and how long it takes to create them. I hope to have the time to make a daily video, and if not, then upload every other day, regardless of whether it's Saturday or Sunday.
Well, I think that's all I have for now. What's urgent for me right now is to decide whether to use an AI voice or my own voice, keeping in mind that all the competition channels use human voice.
