Uploading videos to YouTube

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Especially if you do it frequently, can have a lot of impact. I'm just saying that you shouldn't underestimate the power of the platform and try to take seriously what you decide to share with your content. It involves a lot of work  Something I MUST tell you up front is this: Having a YouTube channel involves a lot of work. Coming up with a video, filming it and editing it can easily take several hours. That's without counting any type of prior research regarding the topic your video will talk about. At the same time, it is important to see what the competition's videos are like, what they talk about (since you don't want to repeat what many others have already done), arrange your "stage", check that you are well lit, and so on. a number of other things. Of course you can make your production set very homemade, it is not necessary to have the best camera or a very elaborate set, you can film yourself with your phone and that's it.


A minimum of editing to cut out the parts where you made mistakes (which will happen more than you think) and you have your video. Of course, eliminate those clips or parts where you are thinking about what you want to say next, don't waste your Canada Mobile Database subscribers' time. Now, in my experience, a video that is too basic DOES influence your chances of success. Nowadays it's not enough to turn on the camera and start talking, it doesn't seem like enough to me. I tell you this as someone who is in a niche with a lot of competition. Let's see, my perspective may be somewhat biased, however, if you tend to look at the quality and level of production of the vast majority of the videos on YouTube, especially those that manage to reach several thousand, if not millions, of people you will notice a pattern.



More and more time and money is invested in creating YouTube videos, that's how it is. I work on a basic script for my videos, edit in Premiere Pro, and take days to come up with some of my videos. But that doesn't have to be your case. My suggestion? Measure production quality based on the competition, THAT is what your audience will do at the end of the day. In a minute I will share with you a study where the number of videos necessary to reach your first thousands of subscribers was analyzed. The Intimidating Camera  I have heard it from many other content creators, but here I will tell you about my own experience. Talking to the lens is not that easy, at least not doing it naturally. Anyone can, the point is that it is a unique situation, unless you are a professional reporter used to giving live reports, being in front of a camera and speaking easily is strange and a little uncomfortable, especially at first.