How To Start a YouTube Channel for Fun & Profit

 

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How To Start a YouTube Channel for Fun & Profit  The Ultimate Guide to Filming, Uploading & Making Money from Your Videos (Home Based Business Guide Books)

Have you always wanted your own YouTube channel but had no idea where to start?

Then this is the book for you!

How To Start a YouTube Channel for Fun & Profit 2021 Edition: The Ultimate Guide To Filming, Uploading & Promoting Your Videos for Maximum Income is the definitive book for taking you step-by-step through the entire process of starting your own channel!

Written by Ann Eckhart, herself a long-time YouTube content creator with two active channels, you'll learn all about the following:

• How to create your YouTube and AdSense accounts
• What filming equipment you will need, everything from cameras to editing software
• Ideas for your channel's theme and content
• All of the ways to make money on YouTube, from AdSense revenue and sponsorships to affiliate and referral income
• How to market your videos for FREE on social media
• Best practices for being a successful YouTube creator

In addition, Eckhart walks you through a day in her life of filming, editing and uploading YouTube videos to her two channels. She also provides you with an extensive list of "tags", which are question and answer lists that provide you with easy-to-create videos ideas.

Whether you just want the creative outlet of making videos or are seriously interested in learning how to make your YouTube channel an actual business, this book covers it all. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn all about how to have FUN on YouTube while also racking in the PROFITS!

Product details

• ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08L3XCFXH
• Publisher ‏ : ‎ Independently published (October 15, 2020)
• Language ‏ : ‎ English
• Paperback ‏ : ‎ 168 pages
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8697890530
• Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 8.3 ounces
• Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6 x 0.38 x 9 inches  

 

 

What counts as a view on YouTube?

Views refer to the total number of times your video or channel has been watched. Each time a viewer plays a video and watches it for at least 30 seconds, YouTube counts it as a view. If someone watches your video several times, each time is counted as a new view. This applies across all devices whether a person watches via smartphone or desktop. This also applies to embeds and videos shared on social media like Facebook.

When someone visits your channel page, you receive a view. If you use YouTube Analytics, you can go to the Overview tab to see how many views your YouTube channel received over the last 28 days.

In fact, YouTube results sometimes even pop up before traditional blog posts or websites. Listen: YouTube is the second-largest search engine in the world in and of itself. Just like people search for products and need problems solved via Google, the same rings true on YouTube.

Think of your YouTube videos like any other piece of content that needs to be optimized in terms of keywords, tags and so on.

In order to increase your chances of showing up, you’ll want to follow some of the best practices for YouTube SEO:

 

• Titles and description: Include target keywords in your titles and descriptions. You can use a tool like Keywordtool.io to help you find keyword ideas.
• Mention keywords in your video: According to Brian Dean of Backlinko, saying your target keywords in your video can help YouTube better understand what your video is about.
• Engagement: YouTube uses engagement (likes, comments, views) to help determine where videos rank in its search results.
• Categories: Use categories to help YouTube get a better understanding of who to show your videos to.
• Tags: In addition to categories, you can also add tags to your videos to give YouTube more context about your content. You can use quite a few tags, so add as many as you can think of.

Cross-promote your own videos on YouTube

Chances are you’re covering similar topics on YouTube that overlap with each other. To squeeze more out of your older content, make a point to cross-promote your videos when it makes sense.

For example, you can drop links in the description of a video and encourage viewers to check them out as a sort of call-to-action. Although some might be disappointed by the removal of YouTube’s annotation system, linking in your description encourages viewers to watch your videos all the way through without clicking away.

 

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