The video, or the opinion about YouTube moderating their site?

You should also learn how to accept constructive criticism.

Constructive criticism would be offering hints to improve video quality or production value. Saying I can’t make a video with solid advice in it because I don’t have credentials is not constructive at all. That’s like saying don’t hunt or give pointers to new hunters unless you’ve killed 45 B&C bucks.

Pekiti?

If I was to look into getting income from a youtube channel I would reference 1320 or Cleet before I ever saw your name pop up on the subject lol.

Yeah, you’ve got it figured out.

Yep, they are full of mouth breathing doosh

Unfortunately enough olds click on it to make him successful with s... videos

What made it an s video? I don’t agree that it’s a bunch of olds. Of users that share their age, my highest viewing category is 25-34 years old.

Why ask us? We clearly don’t know how to help you.

If someone says the video is bad and can articulate why, that’s an open discussion.

I think enough of you have watched a fair share of YouTube to be able to distinguish a bad video from a good video without making it a personal attack against the speaker because of his “lack of credentials” on a topic.

The proof is in the pudding.

I see I am to late to warn you that YouTubers don't get warm welcomes on these forums.

Seriously if YouTube is what you want to do then do it, but you better have thick skin. I watched a very well known fishing YouTuber get run off of TFF a few years ago. That same guy has now built a fishing empire from scratch and banking millions while buying toys most of us here only wish we could afford. His products are in just about every Walmart and Academy nation wide and has some of the touring pros pimping his brand now as well. While I don't see that kind of success in your future, I wish you luck with it. Just don't set your expectations to high.

Every YouTube channel eventually refrains from posting on sites like forums and FB. But, that’s because they’ve developed a brand, their subscribers know when they post, and they utilize other features on YouTube that draw in more of a targeted audience. But that’s when they’re well established. When you’re first starting out, this is an effective way to gain traction. I’m not looking to get rich. I’m looking to help people and turn some proficiencies of mine into profit.

Thank you for the insight though, I do appreciate it

Can you articulate why it was bad? Lighting, angles, speech pattern, audio, clear messaging, bad editing etc. ?

All of it

Lol, I’ll take note of that. Thank you sir

So, you’re here for exposure.

are you familiar with the three P’s in marketing?

I want to help people like me, but also I’m working towards an eventual goal. Every YouTuber is. They’re full of it if they act like they don’t want to one day be compensated by their effort and time.

As an oldster I admit I badly underestimated how many people watch youtube. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of kids under 24 dont even watch TV anymore,they just look at social media sites on their phone all day long,Instagram,Twitter,etc.

It’s not a topic that most people here care about. It should be clear that the people beating you up in this thread don’t care about making a YouTube channel. They’re not going to get past that. You want constructive criticism on a video about how to build a brand on YouTube from people who have no interest in it, which they’ve said over and over again. That’s why they think it’s a bad video. (At least some of them.)

This should’ve been a much easier code to crack than how to be successful on the world’s biggest video platform.

Keep swinging OP.......just keep swinging.


and if you get rich. Remember me.

I think I'm going to go start a YouTube channel and call it "Boxed Wine & Kyle Time" as much as I drink and do stupid [censored], I'll be a millionaire in no time.

And yes Payne I'm just doing it for the clicks!! Don't judge me.

I will be a guest some time.