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[FreedomJarhead]

I am thinking of making me a youtube channel myself. But, I am thinking more of a tutorial channel to show people what programs that you can start free or with little money to get or ask for referrals. Do these kinds of websites last or make it?

 

[BMF]

I am thinking more of a tutorial channel

You should make video reviews like I do, all types fo programs, some last some don't, at least at the time you made the review they were paying.

I recommend starting today, right now. do not wait any longer, you lose time and time is money, try to push at least one video per day to succeed after 12 months.

Yes, making money on Youtube requires time, patience and a lot of work every day, do not try to cheat, do not buy fake subs, this will not help you, actually, this can get you banned. Let me know if you have other questions.

 

[magicpotato]

You should make video reviews like I do, all types fo programs, some last some don't, at least at the time you made the review they were paying.

I recommend starting today, right now. do not wait any longer, you lose time and time is money, try to push at least one video per day to succeed after 12 months.

Yes, making money on Youtube requires time, patience and a lot of work every day, do not try to cheat, do not buy fake subs, this will not help you, actually, this can get you banned. Let me know if you have other questions.

Isn't it a bit risky to start a YouTube-channel these days? I mean, the competition is huge, not to mention all the stuff going on with YouTube's system where people are getting falsely copyright-claimed and even terminated left to right. Plus, if Article 13 goes through later this year, YouTube will definitely undergo major changes.

I might be wrong, but I feel like starting a blog/website is much safer both economically and time-wise.

 

[BMF]

Isn't it a bit risky to start a YouTube-channel these days?

Of course not, as long as you follow rules you will be safe, yes there are cases with false copyright claims but these are rare, for example, I have not encountered such things so far and there's no need to fear about Youtube rules. Do you want to start a YouTube channel? Do it right now, start working, stop wasting time. I was preparing todays video while I got this notification you quoted me if Youtube was that bad I would have stopped myself.

 

[magicpotato]

Of course not, as long as you follow rules you will be safe, yes there are cases with false copyright claims but these are rare, for example, I have not encountered such things so far and there's no need to fear about Youtube rules. Do you want to start a YouTube channel? Do it right now, start working, stop wasting time. I was preparing todays video while I got this notification you quoted me if Youtube was that bad I would have stopped myself.

I respect creators that put time into uploading videos of high quality to their channels because I think YouTube as a concept is great. However, YouTube is owned one of the biggest corporation in the world, Google, and they want to make money. Sometimes this causes them to put their own interests before the content creators. An example of this is with the monetization.

Namely, YouTube's advertisers don't want their ads showing up on videos that'd potentially hurt their brand, causing YouTube to demonetize videos/channels that may fall within this category (this is also the reason to why you're required to have 4,000 watch hours and 1,000 subscribers before you can apply for a partnership). Or at least that's how it's supposed to work. When demonizing happens to random videos/channels that haven't done anything wrong, YouTube always seems to not have anything to do with it. At least not until it has blown up on some other social media platform like Twitter or Reddit.

Just the possibility of abusing the copyright system is another example of this. If someone claims he owns your video, you're on your own. YouTube doesn't want to risk being sued for copyright infringement and will tell you that you have to solve the matter with the one that made the claim. Easy to say when your livelihood or even your channel (that you have spent hundreds of hours into) is at stake.

I'm glad you have never experienced any of this but let's say you wake up tomorrow and find out that your channel has been terminated. What are you going to do about it? Even though you'd have hundreds of thousands of subscribers, YouTube won't care. You're just one creator in the crowd.

Saying "copyright claims are rare", is just being naive. Sure, it may not happen to the majority of the creators, but just the fact that it's well-known among creators shows something is wrong. This has happened to close friends of mine, so small creators are as exposed as the big ones.

Just to add, there are a lot of other bugs, like when subscribers/views magically disappear, first reported many years ago that still hasn't been fixed. As a developer my self I find these bugs crucial, as it affects a lot of creators.

EDIT: This post may seem biased, but as I said, in the beginning, I think YouTube is great in its own way, and I find it hard to think of an internet without it. But as the matter with most big corporations, they don't look at their users as individuals, each with their own need; they "generalize" them.

Since they also the seek to make money, they often seem to put their paying users (advertiser/corporations) in front of their content creators, who, when you think about, actually are the ones that make YouTube to what it is.

Lastly, the advantages of a blog/website are that you don't rely on a 3rd part service, you'll get all the revenue for yourself (YouTube takes 45 percent of your ad revenue), and you'll start earning directly (YouTube require you to have at least 4,000 watch hours and 1,000 subscribers before you're able to place ads on your video, and they also have a threshold of $100 in order to withdraw your funds). Plus, no one will tell what you can or cannot do!

 

[Ben Kempton]

it is a good idea creating youtube channels. there is big money in the niche. however, it is not a child play creating youtube channel.it involve a lot of technical know how. You must have atleast 1000 viewers and some considerable amount of subscribers on your channels. if you are unable to create quality informative video, then it would be difficult to have your videos rank well and be among the videos to be shown by Youtube. Consequently, you wont be getting views needed.

Youtube is very saturated, but this does not mean that making money on Youtube is not possible. Having said that, many people usually emphasise a lot on selecting a niche. However, the fact is that if you are a popular personality or a celebrity, you will automatically gain many subscribers and you will make good money by doing nothing but randomly posting videos about your daily routine!

 

[Kennysplash]

Vlogging is a great idea, provided you have a nice niche. There are YouTubers that make thousands of dollars every month on YouTube. Just find a niche that is in demand and be consistent in making your videos. Interact with other YouTubers as well for exposure. You'll do fine.

 

[Xrin Nightfall]

First advice - You have to continuously create high-quality videos for your YouTube channel for at least the first six months without a pause. Let's say you wanted to publish 1 video per week and then do it continuously for the next six months. You have to maintain a frequency, not haphazardly.

However, if your video goes viral and receives thousands of followers, you may reduce the quantity and focus on the quality. But first, you have to focus on both.

 

[Ben Kempton]

Vlogging is a great idea, provided you have a nice niche. There are YouTubers that make thousands of dollars every month on YouTube. Just find a niche that is in demand and be consistent in making your videos. Interact with other YouTubers as well for exposure. You'll do fine.

Vlogging is pretty different, but I think that when it comes to Vlogging, there are many things that you could do in order to make more cash online. You can travel within your city and upload videos about old places in your city. i live in a city which was populated during the 1990's by the Britishers and we still have infrastructure and heritage that belongs to that era!

 

[gammarays]

Yes you can make it with YouTube channel. You have to be ready to build your channel. You may not get high views at first but you need to be consistent. If you can upload good contents, you can also share to Facebook or forums to get more views.

 

[Kennysplash]

Vlogging is pretty different, but I think that when it comes to Vlogging, there are many things that you could do in order to make more cash online. You can travel within your city and upload videos about old places in your city. i live in a city which was populated during the 1990's by the Britishers and we still have infrastructure and heritage that belongs to that era!

I think it is pretty much the same thing we are talking about. When you make videos then you are a vlogger. Traveling videos is a great niche as well. You can focus on a particular aspect and make your money.

 

[gammarays]

Having a YouTube channel is very good especially if you're good with videos. YouTube videos are getting popular now and pays high. You can also market your channel in other platforms like forums and YouTube groups to get more subscribers.

 

[Sammydan]

Creating a youtube channel is a good idea. It's no longer a news that youtube is one of the best way of making money online these days. To be one successful as a YouTuber, you need to recording quality videos from time to time and uploaded to your channel.

 

[Ben Kempton]

I think it is pretty much the same thing we are talking about. When you make videos then you are a vlogger. Traveling videos is a great niche as well. You can focus on a particular aspect and make your money.

There are many disadvantgages of creating a travelling Vlog (specifically for this niche). The fact remains that you need to travel and travelling requires you to spend a huge amount of money in order to actually make money. This is a very important aspect people should consider as well.

 

[Wisdom01]

There are many disadvantgages of creating a travelling Vlog (specifically for this niche). The fact remains that you need to travel and travelling requires you to spend a huge amount of money in order to actually make money. This is a very important aspect people should consider as well.

Yes a lot of money would be spent on the travelling something , and another thing is that the person would actually find it hard to spend his advert income well , when he is always spending everything on travelling

 

[Evidence55]

I am thinking of making me a youtube channel myself. But, I am thinking more of a tutorial channel to show people what programs that you can start free or with little money to get or ask for referrals. Do these kinds of websites last or make it?

It's a great idea to develop a plan of owning a YouTube channel for yourself because it will generate money, success on YouTube channel depends on your seriousness.

 

[Wisdom01]

I believe that having a YouTube channel is actually good too , there are some people that have a YouTube channel , like they actually make use of the channel to actually promote and others

 

[Mosesuwa]

Isn't it a bit risky to start a YouTube-channel these days? I mean, the competition is huge, not to mention all the stuff going on with YouTube's system where people are getting falsely copyright-claimed and even terminated left to right. Plus, if Article 13 goes through later this year, YouTube will definitely undergo major changes.

I might be wrong, but I feel like starting a blog/website is much safer both economically and time-wise.

If you feel that starting a blog is much safer for you both economically and time-wise compared to starting a YouTube channel, then I will advice you to go for it. Do not engage in any earning opportunity that requires your skills because others are doing it rather do it because you find it interesting.

 

[Wisdom01]

There is actually no problem making a YouTube channel for yourself , I think the best consideration is the monetizing aspect , you should place emphasis on that as well it's important to consider in the first place