MrBeast Shares His Best YouTube Advice

In this video, Mr. Beast shares his GENIUS advice for YouTube!

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[InnerSoulNourishment]

To the ones who are reading this you'll be successful I promise you.

[shantanupatil_author]

I love 3 key points: the importance of a great caption, the first 10 seconds of the video, and assuring people that they are gonna get what we promised in the title. Thanks for creating this.

[SpartanPrincess]

These three points particularly stood out for me as essential strategies for growth:
1. Consistency and Improvement.
2. Understanding Your Audience (Algorithm).
3. The Importance of the First Few Seconds.

[minuteswithkarim]

I've been doing YouTube for 10 year now and have gained 105 subscribers, may not sound like a lot but I'm proud of my small progress.

[Storytimewithgitte]

Straight to the point. Consistency + knowledge = success. Giving up is not an option, at least for Mr. Beast. Best advice. Thanks.

[MarwanMahdy]

Here is why I agree with MrBeast 100%: There is a youtuber called "Internet Historian" he uploaded less than 50 videos and he started 6 years ago. That is nearly 8 videos per year. But his quality, editing, and story telling is top notch, The entire internet waits for his videos and he has 4m subscribers.

[REALCaptainAmerican]

The fact that he took the time to do this. good man

[BubbaGooder]

(8:54) "How to keep viewers watching and happy with the video? I would say, just give them why they clicked, tell them why they should watch, and then just stick on topic." - Love it! Thank you!

[SilambamSeyonDhamo]

1. Good content
2. Consistency
3. Do's and Don't while uploading the Vids
4. Enabling all settings
5. Professional vediography
6. Professional editing
7. Impressive thumbnail
8. Catchy Title
9. Related tags
10. Community post
11. Engaging your audience
12. Content should be helpful for viewers
13. Trending Topics
14. Appreciate other YouTuber's vedios and try to Collaborate
15. Shoot in Iphone or DSLR to Shoot the vedios

[Viniii]

To whoever starts this 2024 we gonna make it

[hayberson]

You managed to condensate every single piece of gold that MrBeast delivered in his interviews.

[JenMoneyTruthsMom]

Mr. Beast giving the tips that matter!! Love that he doesn't beat around the bush and tells like it is!! It takes TIME, EFFORT and DEDICATION sometimes to stand out and find that success.

[MotifMusicStudios]

I love the concept of improving something every time. You'll never run out of things to do when it comes to honing content. What a unique challenge.

[internetandlifehacks]

He's so authentic and this advice is so precious. If you scroll down on his channel to watch his very first videos 11 years ago, you'll see he's being absolutely honest and sharing its own experience and learning. Hard-earned success!

[bexraphaela]

YouTube is so much more complicated then I realized, but it actually makes me want to create a great channel because the satisfaction in getting there will be so much better than to just get a job. As a creative free spirited person I always struggle in any situation where I am an employee. I quit trying and just gave up on that idea. I’m totally 💯 dedicated to make the best channel ever with original content. This video is so interesting, thank you for the knowledge. Now I know I just have to get started instead of planning the first video to the limit in hopes of creating a viral video.

[TheBlackSpeed]

This is more simplistic and effective than I thought it'd be. Not the fluff I normally hear. Good work. I went from 500 to 3000+ this year alone. Just had to do it!

[AlexCio]

17:20 he*s so true,
many don't see how important YouTube is

[opprentice]

It's true. I currently have 1 video uploaded because of wanted to create a quality of video that I cannot actually create, is something that you learn with more videos. The video I uploaded was being adjusted for way too long, eventually it was just time to release it, since then i'm back to my old ways of not wanting to upload due to analysis paralysis, though I have a few in the works that hopefully will be up in the coming weeks.

[CookingWithCJ]

I've been watching this channel for years and I can honestly say this is the most helpful and beneficial video I've watched here. Much appreciated!

[elouansimon]

💯💯🚀Wow, this video is a goldmine of knowledge for anyone aspiring to be a YouTuber! MrBeast has undoubtedly cracked the code when it comes to creating viral content and building a massive following. His advice about staying persistent, experimenting, and most importantly, doing what you love, really resonated with me. It's incredible to see someone so successful still so down-to-earth and willing to share his insights with the community. Thanks for this, MrBeast! Your wisdom is invaluable for us aspiring creators. 🙌