Advice for an aspiring youtuber?

>>17470944
Maybe post your videos to see what is there to improve? You are asking for advice but you are not giving anything out lmao.

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Please help me out guys, I have nothing in life to occupy myself this is my only hobby and I want to be good at it

>>17471005
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>>17470960

my username is prodigal manifest

>>17471010
There is no hope left for you

Go on Reddit and read the tips they have on their LetsPlay board. I'm serious.
One thing you have to do is be consistent, make good videos and post when you're going to post. Or just ditch it and stream on Twitch instead

>>17471005
>Please help me out guys, I have nothing in life to occupy myself this is my only hobby
You might want to consider new hobbies. There's nothing in your profile or vids that suggests you're unique or entertaining. There's nothing that makes you stand apart from the thousands of other turds creating the exact same content.

I can honestly not understand why the fuck people watch other people play games. Why not just skip the middleman and play the games yourself? You get the added bonus of bot having a nasally turbo autist narrating as well.

> :))
>lmao

I can already tell you're shit, fuck off

Consider doing it for fun, not for views


You either become a hit or you don't, but you should enjoy what you do publish

>>17471631
This.

Hey anon, I'm in Digital Media Marketing. My thoughts:

What's your channel?

First and foremost content:
Do something in the vein of what's popular/entertaining but with a decidedly unique twist. Have an active speaking voice, a combination of humor and insight, and keep in mind that 80% of youtube humor is quick and clever editing.

Next, build an audience:
Build organic buzz by engaging in forum and board discussions and embedding videos. Give your channel a FB page, and join relevant FB groups on that page. Don't hawk your channel obnoxiously here but engage in lots of comment conversations. Start a blog about it with the most searchable/intriguing URL as a feeder funnel to your videos. Look up SEO and HTML tagging to lift your blog to the first page of google search results for relevant gaming searches. Finally, reach out to more-popular-but-not-huge channels (think 1000-10000 subs, not the really big channels, it's too tough to grab the attention of giants). Just send them a message, suck up a bit, ask about their success, their interests, etc. Building these relationships is key as they can open doors to collaborative videos, which nets a TON of exposure.

Hope this helps, anon, and good luck!

First, lurk moar.

"Hey my dudes what's up bros" with a crappy emoji really won't go "down" well over here.

So, there, I just identified your problem: you don't do any research which shows you have little/no respect for your audience.

$0.05, please.