Originally designed as a way for business managers to be more effective in the workplace George T. Doran’s S.M.A.R.T goal setting method can easily be applied to having a successful YouTube Channel. S.M.A.R.T goals are those that are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time Bound.
Uploading a video is one of the first steps to becoming a Youtuber! GO YOU!
Tags are a small but important component of boosting your video’s SEO!
Here’s a quick list of Do’s and Don’ts when it comes to Tags!
Vlogs are simply a video diary of your life!
Sometimes thing just don’t go your way...
Streaming is a great option to grow your community and fanbase, and Twitch is the most popular option. Here's some more information!
Out of all of the types of content that you can produce, music gives you a lot of control over your artistic expression of a medium. You can really appreciate it for what it is. That sound you use? The absense of sound? Genius.
Instagram can be a pretty neat social tool to interact with your building community, giving them small peeks at your life away from your content. It’s a great tool to connect more, interact and depending on your content, to build up.
Making a channel trailer is incredibly important. If you don't have a channel trailer, people will be less inclined to subscribe to you. A channel trailer introduces your audience to you, and shows off your best content. The best channel trailers combine the channel's host (you) and a Montage of content.
End Screens are an advertising tool you can place at the end of your video for the last 5-20 seconds. They are a minimum effort way encourage viewers to continue viewing your content and explore the rest of your brand.