I’ve learnt everything I know about RU-vid from Think Media. From setting up a RU-vid channel to gaining 700 subs in 3 months. This is the greatest channel on RU-vid.
I guess the worry for many usually is fast growth(fame) and monetization. But this platform is bigger than that. Imagine the countless number of lives you've imparted, the relationship built, the love from many for what you do.. Thank you so much for this.
Really liked Mr. Beast’s advice. It sets proper expectations but at the same time, the goal at the beginning seems to be more about building skillsets than going viral…
Powerful advice. I found it especially helpful to see how some creators focus on “I really want to create this video”, and not just “this should get views.”
Basically what you have to do is.. 1. post on a schedule so viewers know when to expect a new video 2. post videos about trends and be the first to post about it 3. good editing (learn overtime) and thumbnails And most importantly be patient and don’t give up if content creation is your dream. Nothing will happen overnight.
@@fvc1612 when I say “be the first” I don’t mean it literally. I mean it as in one of the first. Just be a quick as possible with posting about your niche
Mr. Beast's advice at the beginning is literally the only advice you need for any creative endeavor. Anything else you study is studying the craft and it's GREAT to have a teacher that knows how to shorten your learning journey. But from a philosophical sense Mr. Beast just told you everything you need to know. I have students that ask why they can't get something. I will often say (if they are in the mental space to receive it) "because you haven't failed enough yet".
🧠🤯Wow, this video is like a RU-vid masterclass in just 15 minutes! 😉The advice shared here is pure gold for creators looking to up their game. It's crazy how much insight you've packed into this short video. I'll definitely be coming back to this video for reference. Thanks to these guys (and gals) for their genius advice!🤓😎
I love Casey's tip. I feel like most people don't do it because they don't get started, and then the people that do most fail because they're just not patient
hey guys, no matter how hard or difficult or disappointing all this gets, youll make it! y’all are so strong and dedicated, so make this count! I believe in you all! 💪
1. Get to work and post 2. Don’t worry about your niche 3. Dire à la fin aux gens de regarder nos autres vidéos 4. L’idée de la vidéo : prendre 100 idée, prendre les 10 meilleurs et en filmer une 5. Ne pas créer trop de contenu 6. Même une petite chaîne RU-vid peut amener de grande opportunité 7. Sauter sur les tendances de sa niche 8. Faire un shorts viral : être authentique et montrer à l’image ce dont on parle 9. Être patient
This video really changed my whole perspective. I am a pretty new RU-vidr and I was so focused on trying to blow up fast that when no results were really showing, I started to get discouraged. But really taking into consideration everything that has been said in this video has helped me so much more and enabled me to understand that I am not racing anyone and that there’s more to this than just being a famous RU-vidr with millions and millions of dollars. Thank you all so much! I needed this.
The advice to make 100 videos is really sensible, it's unrealistic to expect a huge following without plenty of content. I'm up to 43 videos in just over a year which is nowhere near enough, and it's hard sometimes to keep going, but the best piece of advice I heard was that the people who are definitely going to fail are the ones that give up. It may take time, but keeping going is the main thing, and enjoy the journey. 👍
@@stxcks23no they don’t. Work on production quality and audience retention/analytics, that’s way more important. Slapping popular hashtags on a bad video will still end up being a dead video
Love the importance of not worrying about finding your niche and just creating. It took me a whopping 10 years of making videos on and off to find my niche and passion for conspiracy/discussion videos 😅The thing I wish I did differently was following my interests without fear of judgement sooner! If you feel like you want to start making videos but you're not sure trust me JUST DO IT, you'll regret not starting sooner ❤
The advice about creating relevant and engaging content really struck a chord with me. I've been experimenting with repurposing videos from other sources, and Boost App Social has been instrumental in helping me with that. It's a fantastic tool for content creation and staying on top of trends.
@@hannaaclark It provides features like unique reels and story templates that make it easier to repurpose videos and create engaging content. It saves me a lot of time and effort, and I can focus on creating content that resonates with my audience.
Hearing Casey's advice to stay patient really helped me. We have been uploading for about 6 months and expected to be a lil bigger. Just gotta wait. Love that
Holy heck! This is the first time a sponsor ad made me excited! Been looking for an easier way to do my virtual podcast show. Definitely giving Podcastle a try🎉 thanks Nolan🔥
I love the advice of letting your niche find you, and just start out making videos about what you’re interested in. For a new creator, having a “plan” can be the most debilitating. LOVE the advice to just create FIRST, then identify your lane(s). We’ve got this!!🧡
Success on yt to me is reaching out to people and improving their live. It's not about the money in the first place. There's always someone bigger and theres's always someone "better" yet as you improve the live of viewers you deserve to be here.
The one thing you should strive for on RU-vid is to make things you are proud of. Even if the video doesn't perform well, you still had a good time making it, and that's what matters. That's what success is, not numbers
The thing that helps me when it comes to making RU-vid videos is not being afraid to enjoy the journey. You will get to where you want to be and to where you need to be when you are ready for it and more importantly deserve it because of the hours of hard work and dedication you put into your dream. Don't give up, keep on going my friend!
To everyone reading this, don't give up on your channel. You got this! With time, you will get to the point you've always aimed for. We are on this together ❤
This video came right on time for me! I’ve been listening to all the creators advice and it’s really nice to have a video compilation to remind me to keep going! Thank you 🎉❤
I'm no cook by any means but I enjoy watching other people cook and for that reason I subscribed to your channel. The food you cook looks really good!!
I started a RU-vid channel just for fun and uploading my expeditions/travels/offroad activities. When i started it i never thought it would grow to the point that i could get paid from that. No matter what i still have fun going out and creating fun content. It grows slowly. I will give it aome more time to see what will happen
I like how the video starts with Mr Beast telling to post videos,then other amazing creators' advice to improve the channel and then finished with Casey Neistat's advice to be patient. Absolutely LOVE the video and thank you very much guys❤️🔥!
This video is just amazing. I've been trying to grow this channel but ultimately what I resonate the most is that we don't usually find our niche at the very beginning. I usually make videos because I love that topic or I just suddenly had that thought and I wanna just make one video to share my thoughts. Over time our niche changes and our channel grows and I really think that the best advice is to just get started, start making more videos and listen to yourself what you are interested in. Thanks for sharing this video!
To the person reading this, don’t give up! We all start somewhere, you just gotta find your zone, and be consistent, I hope everyone finds success in their work, as I hope for myself.❤ PS: I liked my own comment :)
I've been on RU-vid for 1 week and I'm killing it. Just get out and do it. My mentality is "The guys at RU-vid work everyday, why should they favor a creator who doesn't work everyday"
Follow your passion, be dedicated, improve your skill set, research, work hard, collaborate, set goals. Thank you, @Think Media! This is very helpful for small RU-vidrs like us. 😊
Thank you for this. I am at a point which I stopped swimming against the current, and I am just enjoying the process. The prospect of helping young children master two languages is exciting, but I am not there yet. I am just enjoying the process of making the videos and helping my little one get fluent in Spanish. Which was the whole point of creating the channel on the first place. At some point I got caught with the anxiety of getting monetized, as some of us do. But I release all that and decided to focus on the process and on my main goal of having my daughter be fluent in Spanish so she can communicate with our family back home. Whatever comes after that, is a bonus.
To all my fellow content channels on your channels, we're only going to be 1% better every day. Let's make this our focus, keep grinding and believing. We have this family. Let's get him!
the key thing people are missing is no matter how good your videos are you won't make it unless you are younger as RU-vid and brands don't like older creators
Small RU-vidr here. I’m only 8 videos in, and I agree with the 100 video mark. We gotta keep pushing content out, and getting into the swing of things. We can do it guys, get better with each video and stay consistent!
Awesome content creators-to-be, let's come together here. My main point from this video is not to overanalyze your niche or what subject to create a video about. Just go ahead and make the video. Completing it is better than waiting for perfection.
Okay, so I am putting in hours every day. I hit 100 subs yesterday, I'm at 125 today and it's working. It really is working. Sean's thoughts on connection is 100% where my mindset is. It's about personal connection to my audience and creating content that makes their lives better. This is no different than how I connect with my music students. It is everything and it's what drives me and will keep me going until I reach all of my goals and beyond. A huge thank you to Think Media for the info and inspiration. Together, we can all make the world a better place. Keep on crushing it everyone. You got this!!!!
I've been a subscriber for about 5 years and this is the best video you have made. I'm only just starting my channel now but i followed you and wash many of your videos over the years. This particular video over so much value it's insane.
Thank you for this great advice! Best advice "it takes time". As a new RU-vidr it can get very frustrating but having realistic expectations will put things in perspective 😀
Of course, the godfather of creative video, Casey, ends the video with the huge take home of just grinding it out. I just started this week being consistent on a handful of different platforms. My views are only double digits, but it's encouraging to know that I'm in good company with people like Mr. Beast when they started. Great video!
You’ve done it again! ❤ This video has so much value encapsulated…powerful. ⚡️Thank you. This video is like a mantra and should be watched over and over to fully grasp its essence.
This is some incredible advice from some really talented creators! Bottom line is to work hard and continue working hard long after the others have given up. Each video is a better creation than the last. Focus on the content and not the analytics and you will succeed! Thank you all who contributed!!!
Wow. There's a lot to consider and absorb from this video. A lot of helpful advice. But, what Mr. Beast said right at the beginning resonated with me. "Talk to me after your hundredth video...make a hundred and then we'll talk." I'm feeling this. It feels so true.
Great content and compilation Think Media! Wonderful work. I'm a bit sad though, one of the RU-vidrs who, I feel, had the most replayable videos has been lost to internet obscurity. His videos were something I looked forward to after high school. Such quick edits. Funny humor. I wonder what RU-vid advice David Dobrik would give to people dreaming of starting a RU-vid channel.
I've started to niche down personally with Zelda right now, and currently I'm focusing on improving the quality of my shorts to provide the best content as possible. I still struggle looking at views but when that happens I shake it off and continue to learn and improve and find what quality entertainment can I provide to viewers
Great video. Can you please do a video explaining the best practice for doing curation videos like this one using other peoples content? I want to do something similar but I don't want to get kicked out the RU-vid Partner Program for "Reused Content" which has happened to my channel in the past. I had to delete all videos with reused content and focus on purely original content to get re-approved. Thanks!
Super helpful! Just started my channel on self-development. I may not have many subscribers now but I had 0 before. Videos like this help me keep going when I feel like I am not making any progress or compare myself to those with millions of views and subscribers. For everyone working towards their dreams, don’t ever give up! Hope to share my story of triumph with you in a few years and share my progress.
7th Tip was true 🔥 Am a Psychologist & has a channel of about 7,000 subs only but it gives me a minimum of 50-60 clients per month which pays me more than my full time job at hospital 😂
There is no one way that works and everything is just too random and case sensitive to work the same for everyone, which is why hearing from a lot of different people is always interesting. They are talking about it from the perspective of what worked for them, and for a huge portion of channels that is not going to be what works. Even if everything is top tier quality, from production to writing to thumbnail, it doesn't guarantee you views and viewers at all. That said, there are good practices to follow regardless and that will help future proof your content and channel. But there just isn't one way of breaking through, aside perhaps of the most major trending topics but by and large most channels are in some other random niche.
I have been watching all these creators for a long long time. And got motivated to start my own channel.. Lets see when will i become successful like them.. 😃
08:53 yes! The opportunities! My channel is still small, but it led to access to venues and events, driving some of my dream supercars, free camera gear and monetisation via affiliate sales, meeting so many people including a much bigger car RU-vidr who I'm now in business with on a middle channel.
First and foremost all your content is fantastic!! Appreciate what you do for the RU-vid community especially the beginners such as myself. My takeaway is Mr. Beast's statement about make a 100 videos and improve something every time.
Great advice! Thank you for this! In a week i have a settled day where I'll find ways to learn from these types of people who are established on their platform. It's amazing how it works to grow the channel. Learning is really vital as a small creator even established ones. Lets keep on believing in what we do not see yet and trust the process. We'll get there. ✨
This advice was seriously awesome. I feel like I have a solid idea of what I want my channel to be like and a good plan to get it going. But I'm super green when it comes to all of this. And this advice was some of the best I've heard. THANK YOU
This is one of the best advice video about YouTubing ever. I started to make Segway videos because I have done 2000 kms on my new scooter in less than 30 days! My No.1 video is a CRASH video of me failing. Best time I have had in years!
Thank you very much for this advice. As a new content creator "late to the race" this has given me new fresh air to continue doing this which I love. I will definitely put this advice to practice and who knows (this is the vain me talking now) maybe further down the line I will be on the other side of this video
This video was much needed. Over years I would go and come to youtube and want to make videos, but school. Had to focus on school, a "future", I wish I didn't stop 8 years ago. I even noticed myself getting better each video, but then because I stopped I lost it.
This is the best advice I have ever heard and was looking to hear. I'm here over thinking, don't know what I'm doing but your advice got me to believe I can do it. Thank you. My mom always said, "nothing beats a failure but a try".
