Genius YouTube Advice for 15 Minutes Straight...

Genius YouTube Advice for 30 Minutes Straight...

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⏰ Timecodes ⏰
0:00 Intro
0:05 Mr. Beast
1:30 Ali Abdaal
3:06 MatPat (Game Theory)
3:56 Nolan Molt
5:29 MKBHD
7:28 Podcastle
8:03 iJustine
8:53 Sean Cannell
10:42 AuthenTech
12:59 Marina Mogilko
14:17 Casey Neistat

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[AuthenTech]

I’m honored to be included with these legends. YouTube is a marathon, enjoy the ride!

[aliabdaal]

Ooh thanks for the feature :) big fan of your stuff 😊

[JColon_]

Love this video! Big takeaways
1. Improve With More Practice
2. Be Patient
3. Don’t worry by finding your niche yet
3. Do What You Love

[MarinaMogilko]

Thank you for featuring me and Jan! We are thrilled!

[Illsight]

I don't think you understand the insane amount of actionable advice/value this video has... Good luck to all of you chasing your dreams. Work hard ❤

[AchieversWorkshop]

Really liked Mr. Beast’s advice. It sets proper expectations but at the same time, the goal at the beginning seems to be more about building skillsets than going viral…

[HowWeLandscape]

"Patience is the most undervalued aspect of succeeding in the world of media today" what a great quote to end on 👍

[MadGamezYT]

Basically what you have to do is..
1. post on a schedule so viewers know when to expect a new video
2. post videos about trends and be the first to post about it
3. good editing (learn overtime) and thumbnails

And most importantly be patient and don’t give up if content creation is your dream. Nothing will happen overnight.

[b__Shaba]

I’ve learnt everything I know about YouTube from Think Media. From setting up a YouTube channel to gaining 700 subs in 3 months. This is the greatest channel on YouTube.

[thestagerocks]

Mr. Beast's advice at the beginning is literally the only advice you need for any creative endeavor. Anything else you study is studying the craft and it's GREAT to have a teacher that knows how to shorten your learning journey. But from a philosophical sense Mr. Beast just told you everything you need to know. I have students that ask why they can't get something. I will often say (if they are in the mental space to receive it) "because you haven't failed enough yet".

[ijomonikingsley]

I guess the worry for many usually is fast growth(fame) and monetization.

But this platform is bigger than that.
Imagine the countless number of lives you've imparted, the relationship built, the love from many for what you do..
Thank you so much for this.

[elouansimon]

🧠🤯Wow, this video is like a YouTube masterclass in just 15 minutes! 😉The advice shared here is pure gold for creators looking to up their game. It's crazy how much insight you've packed into this short video. I'll definitely be coming back to this video for reference. Thanks to these guys (and gals) for their genius advice!🤓😎

[AnthonyEnglish]

Powerful advice. I found it especially helpful to see how some creators focus on “I really want to create this video”, and not just “this should get views.”

[TonyVsEarth]

I love Casey's tip. I feel like most people don't do it because they don't get started, and then the people that do most fail because they're just not patient

[DWWG-official]

To my fellow creators, let us not give up. Each little effort and push matters a lot, and we will definitely get there. We got this family

[frenzieli]

hey guys, no matter how hard or difficult or disappointing all this gets, youll make it! y’all are so strong and dedicated, so make this count! I believe in you all! 💪

[mathiasV.]

1. Get to work and post
2. Don’t worry about your niche
3. Dire à la fin aux gens de regarder nos autres vidéos
4. L’idée de la vidéo : prendre 100 idée, prendre les 10 meilleurs et en filmer une
5. Ne pas créer trop de contenu
6. Même une petite chaîne YouTube peut amener de grande opportunité
7. Sauter sur les tendances de sa niche
8. Faire un shorts viral : être authentique et montrer à l’image ce dont on parle
9. Être patient

[tinypnutz]

This video really changed my whole perspective. I am a pretty new YouTuber and I was so focused on trying to blow up fast that when no results were really showing, I started to get discouraged. But really taking into consideration everything that has been said in this video has helped me so much more and enabled me to understand that I am not racing anyone and that there’s more to this than just being a famous YouTuber with millions and millions of dollars. Thank you all so much! I needed this.

[IamShashi]

I like Mr.Beast’s advice, build your skill set and refine your content overtime.

[izzyk]

Love the importance of not worrying about finding your niche and just creating. It took me a whopping 10 years of making videos on and off to find my niche and passion for conspiracy/discussion videos 😅The thing I wish I did differently was following my interests without fear of judgement sooner! If you feel like you want to start making videos but you're not sure trust me JUST DO IT, you'll regret not starting sooner ❤