How to Start a Tech YouTube Channel — 7 Tech Review Channel Tips

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[Kohono]

LOL “the dream is free, the hustle is sold separately”

That is the dopest quote ever

[gabrielpw.]

I'm a "tech wise guy" but definitely no guru. I think one of the biggest things that could grow your tech channel is really just knowing what you're talking about. I like the deeper talks, not just "oh look at this exterior soooo sleek" no I want to know the operating systems, the developers plans, future changes and plans etc. Staying up to date on stuff that isn't released and really fishing for the newest and greatest products is probably the best way to go to begin as well. You dont need to physically review a product to get your point across, if you edit right and are correct with what you say you can get away with just talking about the products at least grow your channel to a point to make that income.

[Josantech]

I have a small tech channel and I couldn't agree more. Starting out is pretty much a grind and will continue to be a grind. A case company reached out to me after watching one of my videos of a phone review and I was so happy because I didn't think someone as small as me (I had around 75 subs at the time) could be noticed. Anything is possible!

[WatCharles]

1: money
2:good camera
3: good tripod
4: good microphone
4.5: PERFECT LIGHTIG
5: good pc with
6: good editing
7: non-monotone voice
8: good music

[fknight]

This is a great video. Thanks! I'll be sure to apply this to my channel. Bringing new tech news in an enjoyable way. Focused on VR currently. Those videos are coming tonight!

[RyanSaplanPT]

I love this type of content! Keep doing this stuff

[syednadeemmuhammed]

8:58 The dream is free, but the hustle is sold separately. What a nice way to put the concept.

[AliAljoubory]

I started a YouTube channel 6 months ago after watching and being inspired by your videos. 6 months later I realised it's not doing as good as I thought it would and naturally started to lose a little bit of hope. Came back to your channel and watched your videos again and the passion and commitment I used to have is all back and fired up. Thanks man, really appreciate your content and advice. It's not just useful, it's inspiring and drives this fire inside. ✌️

[UTECHPIA]

Thank you Sean! Thank you for your endless amount of free information on YouTube + 10x-webinar! I am learning so much that I practically don't have enough time to apply all the tips/techniques. I'm working them in, one-by-one, as I start making videos. Thank you, again, Sean!

[AnalogX]

This video confirmed that I"m on the right path, I will be starting a tech channel hopefully by end of year. I'm keeping my existing channel as a variety channel.

[VladimirKostek]

I'm so glad I saw this early in my channel endeavors. Super useful, thanks Sean!

[QuickSimpleEffectiveTech]

THIS IS SOO GREAT THINK MEDIA
WATCHED THIS AND STARTED MY RIGHT AWAY
QUICK SIMPLE EFFECTIVE TECH
I COULDNT HAVE DONE WITHOUT YOU
THAAAANKYOU THINK MEDIA

[tees]

Thanks soo much for the tips man! Because of you I got myself sorted and just launched my channel today! I took your advice about going for a niche rather than having a general tech channel! and I have subbed!

[freshoutofthebox]

this definitely got me hyped!! I just started my channel and looking forward to crushing it! 😆 thanks sean!!

[freshtech]

Thanks for the advice! I love your videos.

[D-M]

Caught you live earlier in the day, and now another video! Sweet!

[michaelsimon]

Great Advice - if you took out the word tech, and the specificities, this advice is awesome for any area ! Really impressed !!

[ntnlaaron]

so Usefull, Just What I Need, Thanks Sean!

[thegoddessgeek]

perfect for me .. just starting out my tech channel.. Thank you for this video

[jamesmccleese]

great video!! Love the stuff you show at the end. hilarious!