Any indie makers creating content on YouTube? Drop a link
I'm myself thinking of dropping regional content on my dead channel:
https://www.youtube.com/c/sunimacharya
Drop and Promote your channel. We can review your content and you might gett leeds as well.
Also, do let us know why you started your youtube journey
Building in public:
https://www.youtube.com/c/onehoursaas
Neat. I've mapped a similar content plan, regional, but Live instead of video.
Videos are always going to have a better reach if you make sure to have the right tags and keyword.
GL
Back in 2018 I started this channel about Flutter App development tutorials.
https://www.youtube.com/c/CodeWithAndrea/
Recently passed 20K subs. But I'm focusing most of my effort on paid Udemy courses now.
Alan Montgomery - Coding Tutorials
Coding tutorials, tips, tricks, walkthroughs, reviews! Would appreciate a sub 🙌🤠 nearing that 100!
https://youtu.be/_8KPZgv7ihk
Just posted this today...pls leave a humble suggestion and anything you think I can do to improve
Would suggest a hardware suggestion:
Get a microphone, Fireball / Thronmax are cheap but solid.
On the music background, keep it 10% of your voice decibel
Else, looks solid
Thanks for the honest and humble reply...would work on that
hey man!
Started my channel documenting re-growing my clothing brand
Link - https://www.youtube.com/c/ScottFlear117/
I've decided to start it because I want to build a stronger connection with my audience, stay accountable to growing the brand and build a secondary business audience too.
Solid. Well revised content with a solid outline plan.
If you can invest, try adding a B-roll here and there. Breaks the monotonous nature of video
thanks! For sure I feel some parts are boring unless you're 100% into the tactic spoken about.
It will be more:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzT4soax-kAaDzZlYb_GShg/videos
One thing I realized is adding a Face Cam gives the viewer a more personal touch. You can just use your phone as a cam. Will be great
Thanks, I will think of that! :)
https://youtube.com/AlchemistCamp
I've realized one thing is you lose the audience when live coding. How is the retention on streams than video?
A solid idea is to have a timer for 15 minutes code, and 3 minutes of research/talk/engagement.
GL
Ah interesting, that's useful to hear since I just did my first livestreams this past week.
Most of my screencasts are pre-recorded and edited and have pretty high retention, especially from the people paying me monthly. I don't do a lot of chatting though.
The livestreams are definitely lower quality viewing experiences, but my goal while doing them is mostly to build. People often make useful comments!
I started my Youtube as a side project during the lockdown. It's about design, technology and self-education. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgJXxRYD-tjTBsCndW_7WMA/videos?view_as=subscriber
Neat.
My guess is you have written content, but it's not the actual script and you go impromptu, which leads to you losing eye-contact with the camera couple of times.
But hey, just 22 videos down, but the production quality is great, good audio, solid backlinks.
GL.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcXIB7rkjjPKy59ko6TvewQ
Type Studio is solid. I'd seen the videos from IH somewhere I really enjoy them.
GL
Thank you very much :) We are still trying to figure out what is the best content for the channel.