New Video Up
I am super excited that I have been consistent with my goal for 3 weeks now and been able to upload one video a week! If you are wanting to start a channel, this is your SIGN!
Just hit record! Some people love seeing the raw and unfiltered you so don’t be afraid! To be totally honest, people close to me made fun of my videos when I was a freshman in high school. I made several videos and truth be told them were cringey lol so I deleted them.
#letschat In 2018, I found my calling or what I thought was my calling and wanted to vlog everything so I invested in a quality camera only for me to find myself too busy to even start again. Covid hit and I figured it was time because time was a gift from God. Even though I don’t have as many subscribers as I wanted to I know that I am here on youtube for my creativity and not for the fame!
#youtubevlog #youtubechannel #youtube #youtubejourney I love editing so creating asmr and time lapse video are super therapeutic to me! I am hoping to always learn new techniques and now I don’t really care what those people think of me anymore so I am much happier creating what I want to freely.
Just Start! That is the hardest part but once you get past that then everything gets a little easier.
#letsbefriends My weekend vlog with my family is up! Please go watch and tell me what you think? You don’t have to subscribe but I would like to ask for your genuine comment on if you would keep watching vlogs with music or more talk through videos! Thank you so much!
If you have a channel and under 100 subscribers I would love to check out your channel! #youtubebeginner
Creating a successful YouTube channel requires dedication and creativity. If you're just starting out, remember that the hardest part is simply hitting that record button. Many aspiring YouTubers face challenges such as negative feedback or self-doubt, but overcoming these hurdles is key to success. In my journey, I learned the importance of consistency—uploading one video a week has not only kept me accountable but also allowed me to refine my content. Diversifying your video types can also keep your audience engaged; consider exploring ASMR or time-lapse videos, which can be quite therapeutic for both creator and viewer. As you embark on your channel, embrace constructive feedback and continue to learn new techniques. Remember, it's perfectly okay to create content for your own joy rather than solely for fame or numbers; your passion will resonate with like-minded viewers. Don't hesitate to interact with your audience by asking for feedback on video styles—do they prefer music or more dialogue? Engaging with your community builds loyalty and encourages more viewers to tune in. If you're a fellow YouTuber with under 100 subscribers, promoting your channel within supportive spaces can also help foster growth. Let's share our experiences and learn together in this vibrant YouTube community!