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They are mainly a way to understand Pinterest search behaviour. Your own product keywords can work just as well if they match what potential buyers are searching for. The important thing is to avoid using unrelated tags just to get more reach.

What are the criterias to be a premium member. Please enlighten me.

Useful answers should always come first, in my opinion. If you consistently help people solve problems on Quora, you can build credibility and attract visitors naturally.

If the goal is to grow faster, I would focus on one niche first and study which videos get the most views and engagement. After building a solid audience, you can experiment with other topics gradually.

I focus on long tail keywords because they are usually more specific and can be easier for a new channel to target. I search for questions people ask on YouTube, study the videos already ranking, and look for topics that haven't been covered well.

The best approach is to combine both from the start. AdSense can provide more consistent income as views grow, while affiliate marketing can bring in extra money from viewers who are ready to make a purchase.

Business software reviews, digital marketing tutorials, and career advice are underrated options. They can attract valuable audiences without being as broad as finance or general technology.

I wouldn’t expect a small channel to make big money immediately after monetization. Earnings usually grow as views, audience retention, and returning viewers improve.

The niche matters more than whether you show your face. A channel covering technology, finance, history, or educational topics can do well with original and engaging content.

A more appealing thumbnail can catch people's attention, while a better title can help them understand why they should watch. I would give the changes some time before judging the results.

Both are important. SEO helps people discover your content, while good titles, thumbnails, and audience retention can help your videos reach more people.

As a newbie, don't rush into complicated software. Try FlipaClip if you want to draw your own characters, or Stick Nodes if you prefer working with ready made stick figures.

The problem is that many promotional posts follow the same pattern. People are more likely to trust a post that answers their question naturally without constantly pushing a product or service.

You souldn't worry too much about finding a completely unique topic. Sometimes, familiar subjects become interesting when you approach them from a different angle.

The best approach is to optimize the account from the beginning, use keywords people actually search for, and maintain consistent activity