How to START a YouTube Channel in 2024 with 0 Subscribers (Why New YouTubers STRUGGLE)

Watch This Before You Start a YouTube Channel in 2024! If you're a New YouTuber with 0 Views and Subscribers this is the video You Need for Getting Started on YouTube and Growing Your Channel. This includes gear recommendations, content strategy, and mindset advice.

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ABOUT ROBERTO BLAKE
Roberto Blake is a Creative Entrepreneur, Keynote Speaker, Bestselling Author, and YouTube Certified Educator. He is the founder of Awesome Creator Academy and host of the Create Something Awesome Today Podcast.

Roberto Blake helps entrepreneurs and social media influencers, through educational videos on YouTube, motivational content on Instagram, and career development advice on LinkedIn, as well as offering 1 on 1 Coaching and a Group Coaching Program.

Disclaimers: all opinions are my own, and sponsors are acknowledged. Not financial advice, for entertainment purposes only.

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Starting a YouTube Channel
00:45 Finding an Audience
03:04 Create an Unfair Advantage
04:26 Topic, Title, Thumbnail and Timing
06:32 How to Make Quality Content
07:05 Tech and Gear Recommendations
09:27 How Much Time to Spend on Videos
10:55 How to STAND OUT
11:22 How to Build a Content Strategy
12:11 Upload Schedule and Time Management
14:02 Content Strategy Part 2
15:23 Building Systems

[wegang]

If you're reading this – don't give up. Consistency in action will lead you to success.

I've been recording for just a month, and I've already had moments of doubt. Every time I face a bigger problem, those moments come, but I keep moving forward, learning, dedicating hours to handle the camera better, and creating better videos. Every problem gives you lessons and makes you stronger; you just have to push through.

Don't give up; I'm praying for you and myself – you will achieve your goal! :)

[markkelderman]

Don't forget that being a YouTuber is very similar to running your own business. You should upload things people want to see, just like businessman should offer product/service that people need. The most difficult part is starting and growing of course, but consistency and hard work (with a little bit of Famester of course) will help massively and will pay off eventually. Good luck to everybody, we will all succeed one day!!

[FolkWalkCZ]

Started my channel over a year ago and I'm pretty satisfied with my growth. Your advice helped me a lot with that. My main problem is being consistent and putting out videos every week. So my goal in 2024 is to figure out better systems around my content creation and make 50 videos in a year. I also want to try selling t-shirts and my own product in form of folklore/fairy tale book. So we'll see how it goes.

[jollyjames]

Put audience first. Give them what they want. The #1 rule in business. Everything else falls into place.
Great video!

[LovelyCafe.]

To the person who is reading this, don't give up on your YouTube channel. Keep going its going to get better

[LifeWillChange]

I got some good insight from this video. Because, I've been thinking about starting a 2nd channel down the road from now in like 2025-2026. Thanks for the video!

[T_L_H_G]

I love gaming and my two cats. These two are basically where I spend most of my time outside of work. I always wanted to make my own channel and start uploading videos because I feel like positive experiences are more enjoyable when shared with others. Your videos has encouraged me to finally make a channel and upload my first video!

[Craig_Anderson]

Thank you so much Roberto, i watch over 50 YouTube videos a day and this was by far my favorite one today, this week and this month.

[jojetski]

YAY Roberto is back! Been missing you these last few weeks but so happy you are back. Thanks for the new video.

[RogueHero]

Any advice on fixing a dying youtube channel? i been going strong for 10 years and got over 20k subs but my views are at a all time low and my growth is essentially non existent. Ive considered just switching genres or just starting a new channel from scratch.

[AaronDoster]

I started my channel over a year ago and I have read your book and it helped me tremendously😁

[aohamer]

So many gems dropped in this video 🙏🏾 Thanks Roberto!

[SuccessisTheGoal]

Ikigai is an upcoming multi-video series releasing in January and February that I've been working on! However, through mid-January, my content is only Talking Head with basic edits so I can take 5 weeks off of producing a ridiculous amount of daily content. Were shooting hundreds of shorts and content for two existing channels and a new channel that will start soon. There is something refreshing, yet nerve-wracking, about moving to the other side of the globe, without the high-tech gear, to refresh and discover new wonders to revitalize my motivation and concepts of what the World needs to see and hear. Thank Roberto for all that you do and inspire us to do!!!!

[Robgilltrading]

Started another YouTube channel in my niche as the previous channels did not make the cut. Finally this one seems to be growing and much faster than previous, hopeful this time. Thanks for the great advice.

[MoniqueJoinerSiedlak_Author]

I had to step away from YouTube for a bit, not because of burnout, but because of time. I am, after all, a full time author and publisher. The time I've been spending editing videos, kept taking time from that. Hopefully once I return from vacation, I can get back to author business in the morning, YouTube in the evening and keep raw footage under 20 minutes. Side note: I love that Mac cover! Every time I see it, all my favorite colors!

[SquareUp]

Nice one Roberto. A deep dive on stuff and some reality checks for all of us. I was just talking to the missus that I always admire the process of a successful person rather admiring his/her wealth. We all need to believe in a process and constant learning and applying the knowledge into our YouTube practice. Thanks again mate. Take it easy and most importantly stay Blessed 🙂

[Craig_Anderson]

It's all about your voice and how you pronounce your words so precisely and clearly. You could be a news anchor or sports analyst on the big stage.

[HomeRapidRepair]

Great real world actionable information & advice 🛠️🛠️

[LilCraftyNook]

What’s so frustrating about the storytelling thing in my niche is I see people drone on about this and that and not getting to the point. Apparently (from seeing their views) people like that. On the other hand, friends who have watched mine say they are very professional. I’m constantly trying to level up but I have to figure out what is good storytelling and what is just fluff.

Thank you so much for this!!🏆🏆🙌🏻

[AaronDoster]

I hope everyone has a blessed day and good luck on your channels