Youtube shorts begining advice

[anonhax]

Greatings, i want to start to doing youtube shorts, what your advice would be for the new beginners, is there any good sources or courses, on what mistake to look when you are starting, is it possible still to use ai to make monetized channel with ai, and other stuffs. Thanks alot

 

[Inem2]

Welcome OP, Honestly, the best way to start with YouTube Shorts is to keep things simple. Focus on posting consistently, study what creators in your niche are already doing, and pay attention to retention because the first second matters a lot.

AI is still fine to use for monetized channels, as long as you add your own touch and don’t just upload fully auto-generated videos.

The biggest beginner mistakes are jumping between too many topics, overediting, and not looking at analytics to see what people actually watch.

You don’t really need paid courses. Most of what you need is on YouTube Creator Academy or from creators like Think Media or Paddy Galloway

 

[anonhax]

Welcome OP, Honestly, the best way to start with YouTube Shorts is to keep things simple. Focus on posting consistently, study what creators in your niche are already doing, and pay attention to retention because the first second matters a lot.

AI is still fine to use for monetized channels, as long as you add your own touch and don’t just upload fully auto-generated videos.

The biggest beginner mistakes are jumping between too many topics, overediting, and not looking at analytics to see what people actually watch.

You don’t really need paid courses. Most of what you need is on YouTube Creator Academy or from creators like Think Media or Paddy Galloway

Thanks alot , do you have more advices?

 

[anonhax]

also like is best options to buy account or growh it, what advice you would give me for subs and those kinde of things

 

[RABrandt]

Don't neglect video quality. AI generated shorts often of have such poor quality that I refuse to click on them.

 

[cybersexuals]

You don't have to invent the wheel, see what works for others and just copy that - with your own style ofc

 

[Clivepdol]

If you’re just starting, keep it practical: study what already performs well in your niche and replicate the structure, not the content. AI tools can speed things up, but originality in editing, pacing, and storytelling is what usually makes a Shorts channel last and monetize safely.

 

[omi3oh1]

If you are new, make fun short videos, post often, and see what works on other popular Shorts.

 

[BulkCloudStore]

Choose a specific niche, look at the hooks and pace of the best shorts, and post regularly; stay away from low-effort or reuploads.
If you add unique elements like voiceovers, edits, or genuine value, AI channels can still be made profitable.

 

[barisnwarner]

Yes, it’s still VERY possible to grow and monetize, even as a beginner.
But the rules changed:

Shorts reward retention & replay, not subscribers
Quantity matters only if quality is decent
AI is allowed — low-effort spam is not

 

[Seo Captain]

Greatings, i want to start to doing youtube shorts, what your advice would be for the new beginners, is there any good sources or courses, on what mistake to look when you are starting, is it possible still to use ai to make monetized channel with ai, and other stuffs. Thanks alot

If you post AI videos on the channel, such channel cannot be monetized .

 

[Richagency]

Greatings, i want to start to doing youtube shorts, what your advice would be for the new beginners, is there any good sources or courses, on what mistake to look when you are starting, is it possible still to use ai to make monetized channel with ai, and other stuffs. Thanks alot

Many people want to succeed on YouTube quickly by creating content with AI. However, if AI-generated content is not truly creative, it will be very difficult to stand out. Focus on making high-quality, real-world videos that viewers will care more about.

 

[faded4545]

For YouTube Shorts beginners, focus on engaging short videos, consistent posting, trending sounds, and using AI responsibly within YouTube’s rules

 

[anonhax]

for example can you monetized a video that you make photos in "chatgpt" then you make voice over trugh ai and combine those two things into video editiing him in capcut or premier pro

 

[Panther28]

for example can you monetized a video that you make photos in "chatgpt" then you make voice over trugh ai and combine those two things into video editiing him in capcut or premier pro

Think for a moment, do you watch trash like that, and do you think others want to watch it, and do yopu think youtube wants to push it? Your best bet on youtube is to be as creative as possible. I do it by making animations, which are the easiest and most viral faceless method you can get. If you know the artists that I track, you would see they eclipse most other channels from basic to even medium and experienced.

Learn to build content that has your unique stamp on it, and can be produced to no end. I found my hardest part wasn't doing the drawing or making the animations, but was making the scripts that were funny and interesting and relevant. I bulk tasked 55 scripts in a row, and cured that problem! lol

Take your time and plan out well what works with your lifestyle, and business. Part of my business is animation and images, so I compliment that with merch, and digital character files, and ebooks. All based around the same kind of characters and animations that i'm developing each day.

You can make great animations in moho, and create unlimtied voice over shorts, with your characters and different backgrounds. This takes time though, but you do a good job and eventually you get rewarded. YOu pump out ai or screen shot slop, and you'll just leave yourself dissatisfied.

Best of luck.

 

[anonhax]

Think for a moment, do you watch trash like that, and do you think others want to watch it, and do yopu think youtube wants to push it? Your best bet on youtube is to be as creative as possible. I do it by making animations, which are the easiest and most viral faceless method you can get. If you know the artists that I track, you would see they eclipse most other channels from basic to even medium and experienced.

Learn to build content that has your unique stamp on it, and can be produced to no end. I found my hardest part wasn't doing the drawing or making the animations, but was making the scripts that were funny and interesting and relevant. I bulk tasked 55 scripts in a row, and cured that problem! lol

Take your time and plan out well what works with your lifestyle, and business. Part of my business is animation and images, so I compliment that with merch, and digital character files, and ebooks. All based around the same kind of characters and animations that i'm developing each day.

You can make great animations in moho, and create unlimtied voice over shorts, with your characters and different backgrounds. This takes time though, but you do a good job and eventually you get rewarded. YOu pump out ai or screen shot slop, and you'll just leave yourself dissatisfied.

Best of luck.

thanks for advice, is the problem you leave a link of your chanel so i can see a example

 

[Panther28]

thanks for advice, is the problem you leave a link of your chanel so i can see a example

I'm in the Wojak niche. Check it out, there are not more than 100 (not all active ) channels that get easy views from being creative. Its a good niche, as pretty much all the characters and the voices are copyright free, and you can be as creative as you want while being real life relatable. Go study it if your interested. You've probably watched one already! lol they have hundreds of millions of views accumutivly! lol

 

[alienacademy]

You can definitely do ai shorts and get monetized. Normal videos also do good.
But CPM is low.

 

[Media Seller Proo]

You can start with a clear niche, vertical videos under 60s, and strong hooks to grab attention.
Use AI for scripts, captions, and editing, but you have to ensure content is original to qualify for monetization.
Learn from YouTube Creator Academy, Skillshare, and channels like Nick Nimmin while avoiding low-quality or inconsistent posting.

 

[From02Hero]

Don't keep posting do posting with schedule and post quality content