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How To Warm Up A YouTube Channel (BEST METHOD) — Transcript

by Alex · 479 words · 64 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00In this video, I will show you how to
  2. 0:01properly warm up your YouTube channel so
  3. 0:03that you can get out of the zero view
  4. 0:05problem and target the right audience
  5. 0:06for your videos. So, the first is create
  6. 0:08your channel and give yourself a
  7. 0:09username, which is as human as possible.
  8. 0:12After that, you need to add your profile
  9. 0:13picture, banner, and your bio, which
  10. 0:15basically tells your audience what you
  11. 0:17do with your videos. Make sure you have
  12. 0:18done all of these. After that, you need
  13. 0:20to verify your account by going over to
  14. 0:22YouTube Studio on desktop and verify
  15. 0:24your account with ID. You can also do
  16. 0:25this on mobile, but normally on the
  17. 0:27YouTube app. After that, head over to
  18. 0:28the search bar and search up your niche
  19. 0:30and start watching videos or shorts
  20. 0:32about it for 15 minutes, and then take a
  21. 0:342-hour break and start scrolling again
  22. 0:35for 15 to 30 minutes this time, and also
  23. 0:37comment and like videos, and also share
  24. 0:39them, but not too often. You can also
  25. 0:41subscribe to a few people, for example,
  26. 0:42three, but not at the same time. After
  27. 0:44you have been scrolling on YouTube for a
  28. 0:46total of 6 hours, which should take
  29. 0:48about 1 day and a half, you should be
  30. 0:50able to see your niche on your FYP. And
  31. 0:52if not, then join my free Discord in my
  32. 0:55profile or comment your issue, and I
  33. 0:57will help you. But if your niche is on
  34. 0:58your FYP, then you can post your first
  35. 1:00video, but wait. If you want YouTube to
  36. 1:02actually push your video, you need to
  37. 1:04make a video which is acceptable for
  38. 1:05YouTube. What I mean by this is if your
  39. 1:08video is unoriginal and you took it from
  40. 1:09someone else, that isn't acceptable. But
  41. 1:11if you took the video from someone else
  42. 1:13and edited it extremely heavily and gave
  43. 1:15credit, that would be acceptable. Now,
  44. 1:17this bit is really important, so listen
  45. 1:20up. The best way to make an acceptable
  46. 1:22video is by giving credit, editing
  47. 1:24heavily, making the video at least 10 to
  48. 1:2640 seconds long, using the right
  49. 1:28hashtags, and editing your video so that
  50. 1:30there is an edit every 2 seconds, which
  51. 1:32is something that you edited on the
  52. 1:34screen every 2 seconds, and make sure
  53. 1:36there is some kind of human behind it.
  54. 1:37For example, a voiceover. Now, the last
  55. 1:39thing is how many times you should post
  56. 1:41a day. I would recommend posting once a
  57. 1:43day at the start, and when you blow up,
  58. 1:45then you can start to think about
  59. 1:46posting twice a day, and maybe three.
  60. 1:48Make sure to check out my free Discord
  61. 1:50in my profile, where I teach how to grow
  62. 1:52on social media and make money from it.
  63. 1:54Plus, check out these videos, as they
  64. 1:56will help out a lot.

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