How about this for total noobs?

[andreaissabel]

Start a trial channel to fight with and after some months start the definitive channel

You have a channel to be risky about YT Terms and Conditions, to not having care about copyright or reused content, to try what works better if AI voices or your voice, to deal with haters and trolls,...

Some months checking all the analytics, having a list of competitors, having an idea of the gender and age of your audience, of where are they from, about what they search to find your videos,...

 

[mjcraftz]

Not a bad idea to overcome overthinking and hesitation

 

[Nexa Flow Digital]

Using a trial channel is a smart way to practice editing and learn analytics, but taking risks with copyright or rule breaking can get your personal account banned permanently.

 

[Ares Marketing Agency]

yeah solid idea make a throwaway channel first to test and get banned a few times then start the real one clean

 

[Bulk Digital Store]

Start a trial channel to fight with and after some months start the definitive channel

You have a channel to be risky about YT Terms and Conditions, to not having care about copyright or reused content, to try what works better if AI voices or your voice, to deal with haters and trolls,...

Some months checking all the analytics, having a list of competitors, having an idea of the gender and age of your audience, of where are they from, about what they search to find your videos,...

Great advice! Starting with a trial channel, testing different approaches, and analyzing the results before scaling up is definitely the smart way to go. Thanks for sharing!

 

[MetaZone]

This is also a pretty reasonable approach. For people who haven’t decided on a topic or figured out a clear direction yet, experimenting is always a safe way to find what works.

 

[andreaissabel]

Using a trial channel is a smart way to practice editing and learn analytics, but taking risks with copyright or rule breaking can get your personal account banned permanently.

You can use another Google account and use a VPN

I don't say to violate YT rules deliberately, but nowadays there are a lot of unclear YT content policies about "violence", "controversial content", "misleading", "macabre",....

Even about if you use third party content for b-rolls, to know about if you're in the fair use side or not

The same with sounds and background music

 

[Davison4589]

i agree with this advice but the problem is once you get a channel banned, it follows you around for a long time, you have to work on a new setup or your new channel wont get any traction