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[Reznov]

i believe that this niche is pretty dead since youtube is flooded with tutorials from all languages and those videos were a popular thing back when systems were kind of fresh, unless there's a new software to review or teach people about .
do you think creating a tech tutorials channel in 2020 is worth giving a try ?

 

[Delaw2020]

Well, it's certainly easier to make money online in the past since back then there's still not that many people dabbling in online earning. But don't let that hinder what you want to do, just do it now.

You are right pal. Its easier to make money then than now. A lot of competition is now in every aspect of online venture, making it a survival of the fittest rule. However, there is nothing like starting out late. The best time is now.

 

[a_jerobon]

You are right pal. Its easier to make money then than now. A lot of competition is now in every aspect of online venture, making it a survival of the fittest rule. However, there is nothing like starting out late. The best time is now.

Yes, the competition is so high right now. So even though it is not too late to start tutorial channell, you should go into it when you are prepared to do so much work in order to survive the high competition in the market.

 

[Delaw2020]

Yes, the competition is so high right now. So even though it is not too late to start tutorial channell, you should go into it when you are prepared to do so much work in order to survive the high competition in the market.

You are right, mate. In fact, any online hustle is now competitive unlike those days. However, there is nothing like starting out late. A saying goes: better late than never! It is worth trying out.

 

[Reznov]

You are right, mate. In fact, any online hustle is now competitive unlike those days. However, there is nothing like starting out late. A saying goes: better late than never! It is worth trying out.

well, i agree with you, but trust me, the earnings that you could make if you started earlier are way way higher than the ones you will be making when you are late

 

[Wisdom01]

It's still worth it bro , just create something different and share the tutorial on other social media like Facebook and WhatsApp

 

[Brain]

People are always ready to learn we are all thisty for new information. So if you want to break new grounds then you need to teach from your own personal angle and don't copy from anybody

 

[dinma]

why not.... it's never too late to start... Just ensure that you acquire the required skills and knowledge before delving into that and you should also try to make yours unique and different.

 

[Brain]

why not.... it's never too late to start... Just ensure that you acquire the required skills and knowledge before delving into that and you should also try to make yours unique and different.

The whole idea is one being versatile in delivery. When once presentation is well understood then having pezestn from you become very eash and of course this mean more traffic

 

[Bushbaby7]

I don't know about the situation with doing this via YouTube but I know there are sites that pay well for tutorials. Such sites as Udemy and SkillsShare may be the better option over YouTube.

 

[mesbakh]

Currently, the market share of YouTube is still very large and it is growing as well as the population. It is never too late. trust me mate

 

[BullyMaguire]

No it's not too late, it depends on what your content is. What kind of tutorial you're going to teach? How many people are interested on learning and need it? Those are some factors to think about.

 

[mesbakh]

No it's not too late, it depends on what your content is. What kind of tutorial you're going to teach? How many people are interested on learning and need it? Those are some factors to think about.

Many people want to become a YouTuber, but forget that everything needs careful preparation for maximum results. Moreover, if the target is making money, usually to join Adsense for Youtube.

 

[BullyMaguire]

Many people want to become a YouTuber, but forget that everything needs careful preparation for maximum results. Moreover, if the target is making money, usually to join Adsense for Youtube.

Yeah well making money is one thing. But first they need to have the viewers interested in what they're showing to. For them to wait through the ads.

 

[a_jerobon]

As long as there is something that people want to learn online and you can teach them, I don't think that it is too late to start a tutorial channel. Many people still love learning things through tutorials.

 

[Wisdom01]

Its never too late to start a tutorial channel and obviously many people are still creating their oen despite the pandemic , so its not too late i think

 

[Mortified_Penguin]

Don't bother. Unless you have a personality of a comedian or the tits of a porn star people won't pay attention to you. YouTube is saturated. Very saturated. 720,000 hours of videos are uploaded to YouTube. Every. Single. Day. Your video won't stand out, and it sure as shit ain't going to be picked up by the algorithm. The amount of hours you need to put in to get even a drop of traffic is rather high. Ask yourself this? What kind of video are you going to be doing that hasn't been done by somebody else? Or even better, why should someone watch you instead of their favorite youtuber? Especially if that youtuber is doing what you plan to do but better?

To make things worse, YouTube's copyright rules are always changing. And videos that haven't been copyrighted years ago are getting copyrighted today. Some say that YouTube is just plain abusing their copyright strikes against youtubers who pissed off the advertisers. Do you really want to sacrifice all that time and money to make a video that may or may not get traction and is at risk of being copy striked? Seems like a shitty way of making money to me.

 

[achawaskey]

It depends on what you want to teach, those you tube videos are done by somebody and some of them get paid when the video reaches certain amount of views.

 

[Ridorz]

It doesn't late at all, tutorial channel is legit and still profitable.

 

[GoldenLady]

Definitely it is with it.

One thing I've learnt from learning for free on the web is that no content is a waste.

Your message is just positioned how someone needs it.

 

[OnlyUreka]

It is never past the point where it is possible to begin creating great quality, accommodating, educational, engaging contents on any stage - the web is just 30 years of age, how might it be ever 'past the point of no return'?

Being 'popular' is a relative idea, you can be renowned and notable in specific circles, however totally obscure in others, and this is the intriguing point.