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Hi Team, My father and I created a You Tube Channel in the Cooking Niche and we reached $100K+ subs with around 200 uploads in 4 years time. But we are yet to monetize it in a good way. Any tips on the ways it can be monetized? Channel Link below! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF2w4uZqwWrcdlWk2JuHzsg

I just saw someone asking for help growing their channel so here are some universal truths about making content. I have grown my channel by 17k in 3 months with no prior YouTube experience and making self-improvement content. Here are a few bits worth more than 99% of YouTube courses: 1. You are not credible, your time isn't worth ANYTHING neither is your opinion. You need to prove to your listeners that they have a reason to listen to you. Make sure to "credibility hack", you can do this by referencing what you have learned from "x credible person" or "y credible book" or "z research papers". 2. Authentic and raw videos are a scam for beginners unless you are an amazing storyteller and speaker already. Focus on having a clear and concise presentation and editing your videos. It shows you've done your homework. 3. Spend 60-70% of your time on the thumbnail, title, and idea. If they are good the rest will fall into place. We don't need another nofap video or anything that has been done before. Make no more than 1 video per week and spend the entire week making that 1 video as great as possible. MAKING VIDEOS IS SUPPOSED TO BE HARD AND TAKE A LOT OF TIME, DON'T GIVE UP. Monday: Idea, Title Tuesday: Idea, Title and Thumbnail Wednesday: Write your script and record the talking head footage Thursday: EDIT Friday: Edit and Upload @Andrew Kirby you with me on this one?

How to get engagement through content? I made a quick “SOP” Hopefully this helped ya.

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