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Inkscape - Opensource vector graphics Gimp - Opensource, like photoshop Blender - Opensource 3d renderer and modeler

For Vector graphics: Illustrator Inkscape 3D: 3DS Max Maya Blender For anything else: Photoshop (there's a reason why this is an actual term) Gimp Mspaint (just kidding)

Adobe Premiere + After Effects Sony Vegas DaVinci Resolve (has nice colour correction tools) Windows Movie Maker (just kidding)

I've got to agree with you. Especially for plugins there are a lot more(and better) plugins for Adobe's applications than there are for sony vegas.

Doubt it. They want to see what kind of channels they are backing first. If you just reupload other people's videos they won't accept you as MCNs fight copyright strikes against your account. It would be pointless to accept anyone and then go through a bunch of legal battles.

You need to have more backlinks then outlinks and those sites that are feeding into yours should be well reputated i.e. not just some geocities site. The higher the PageRank of the site hosting the backlink the better it is for you.

You could do so using .htaccess with a 301 Redirect

Don't do something because of money, if you don't enjoy riding/vlogging you will probably give up after 2-3 months. Building a channel may take months/years to become so profitable you no longer have to work.

Google has modified the way they show videos as top results, watch time is a major factor in how far up the list you get. Keywords will help, as well as posting to social media. As others have stated look at tutorials for SEO

It mostly depends if people watch your videos, if you output a bunch of garbage just because you can: no one will watch your videos. If you make actual good content people may come back to see your videos. Unless you are making 1000-2000 clickbait videos, the more you have the more chances of...

Sony Vegas is very easy to learn and it is quite capable of handling more advanced editing. The only disadvantage is that if you want to use After Effects you have to render out your video in a lossless format (takes up space and time) or in lossy format(loss of quality) to be able to edit. AE +...

Nothing is wrong with the visual aspect of it, but if you want more traffic your tld won't generate a lot on it's own. More popular domains would get better traffic on their own, but you can just spam social media or ask well established media to mention/link your site to generate traffic

Windows movie maker is probably the quickest and most legal option for you.

i'd love a free keyword ref# 3FK423

I'd love to try it out :)