Good work, it’s nice to see more people getting into the YouTube game.Not a guru, just a normal guy that got lucky
Could be your niche selection is wrong, shadowbans on acc aswell and not your editing quality issues.Can you give us any tips about video-making. I have a YouTube channel also. I upload videos regularly, but the videos not get good views at all.
Yes use remix like tiktok version and also they are below 60s@wwe122342e Man, I used music like you said. Some tracks have Content ID, and others say “blocked in Russia.” I asked ChatGPT, and it said this could split your earnings. Can you share the method? Is there a specific genre of music I should use or what?
6 hoursNot using AI for video? But it takes you a lot of time for creating manually right?
5-10. My second channel was around that rangeAround how many uploads do you think our channel starts to break through 2k or 30k view cap?
ya warm up ur accountCould be your niche selection is wrong, shadowbans on acc aswell and not your editing quality issues.
nopeGreat earnings. Did you monetize through a Multi-Channel Network?
nope, i just see smtg i like then i doWhat kind of luck is this, bro?
Do you have a niche selection method for your content? Do you use tools like trendtube.io, vidiq, tbuddy?
Hi, Can you plz tell me which kind of sorts you are making ??Not a guru, just a normal guy that got lucky
I dont want to waste time creating smtg that may or may not go viral.Niche Leaders and Influencers using shorts to getting thousands of views quickly and they link form their shorts to their longform video. They not promoting affiliate products or using youtube ads in shorts. And you should not copy your competitors 1:1, better have your own perspective and angle, make sense? Yep, I like the churn and burn money path, but is it not better to beocme a leader/influencer in your niche?
no warm or verification it just blew up. I can make much more but with uni i stop posting vids when i reach 5k on revenue monthly.Wow... this is not something you see every day. Really interesting results. I do have a question though: when your second channel started breaking through after 5–10 uploads, were you posting daily from the start, or did you warm up the account first before uploading seriously? I’m asking because with shorts it’s sometimes hard to tell whether the early traction comes from the upload frequency, the account already having some activity, or just youtube quickly finding the right audience for that format. I’ve seen people say new channels should be warmed up slowly, while others say it does not matter as long as the content gets good retention. Curious, what is the case with you? Also, after the initial growth, did the revenue pattern continue, increase, or slow down? I’m wondering if Shorts revenue stayed consistent for you after the first push or if it dropped once the early viral momentum cooled off.
Check the front pageHi, Can you plz tell me which kind of sorts you are making ??
i dont have the time or patience for long formMost successful influencers not using youtube shorts to make money- they use it to link to their channel or single longform videos.
14 days to get monetized on my channelimpressive, how long did it take to achieve?