How To START a YouTube Channel In 2024: Beginners Guide to Growing from ZERO Subscribers

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0:00 How to Start a YouTube Channel in 2024 Intro
05:29 To succeed on YouTube in 2024, start by...
10:58 Starting a successful and profitable YouTube channel requires finding the right niche and having a...
16:27 Uploading one high-quality video per week leads to YouTube success.
21:56 Topic is the most important factor for success on YouTube..
27:25 There are two types of content on YouTube...
32:54 Pick the right topics and focus on ...
38:23 Focus on one business or channel for...
43:52 In order to be productive and successful, it is important to focus on...

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[willeton]

Started my Youtube channel back in June 2022, walking tours of out of the way villages, regional cities and outer suburbs of cities focusing on things like downtown, the hospital, the fire station, parks, sports fields and sub residential streets. Now I have 4700 hours of watch time and 925 Subscribers. I use a selfie stick and an iphone 12 for filming, and for video editing I use iMovie. I dont intend on changing anything.

[HUD_TV]

I started on January 1st doing uploads every day, and I am at 1, 400 subscribers 😁 extremely grateful 🙏

[Eldgar_Cordero]

Just started my Youtube drone footage channel and got 9 followers!! Im so happy and wish you all success! 💪🏽🔥🙏🏽

[rootedones]

Have only created 3 videos and im already at 26 sunscribers! 🎉 Thanks guys! Great tips here. JUST START!

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05:29 To succeed on YouTube in 2024, start by having courage and starting messy
10:58 Starting a successful and profitable YouTube channel requires finding the right niche and having a clear money plan
16:27 Uploading one high-quality video per week leads to YouTube success.
21:56 Topic is the most important factor for success on YouTube.
27:25 There are two types of content on YouTube: search-based and suggested.
32:54 Pick the right topics and focus on solving a problem
38:23 Focus on one business or channel for success
43:52 In order to be productive and successful, it is important to focus on mastering and implementing information rather than consuming a large amount of it.

[riveralvarez]

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. And when the growth becomes real, you can consider hiring people to help you run your channel more efficiently. The most difficult part is starting and growing of course, but consistency and hard work (with a little bit of Famester of course to help) will always pay off at the end. Good luck to everybody, we will all succeed one day!!

[Onyinyeokeke_]

I just started my this January 2024, I have 14 subscribers

[aarushi]

I just started my YouTube channel two weeks ago and I have 10 subscribers! Thanks for all your tips and tricks!

[JonWheeler]

I started grinding in August last year. I have six videos uploaded working on my seventh now and watching this interview is giving me even more courage to keep getting better with every video I made.

[EatDrinkandTravelplaces]

Learning how to edit. Just started my channel in late December, and I've gotten 24 subscribers with 2.5 views

[TheDailyDoseofMentalHealth]

I want to get to 100k subs in 2 years. Love this channel. Also, to anyone reading this never give up and god bless!

[fixyourmanifestations]

Faceless Youtube channels are now my favorite go to. I dont have to be in front of a camera, and I can still express my ideas! Until I feel comfortable I'm going to continue to use AI but one day I plan to use my own voiceovers! Such an exciting journey and I get to help people. A win-win! Rewatching this video soon. So Good❤ I wish you all the best on your Youtube Journies!

[jessicasinghh]

starting a youtube channel finally just feels so right. i’m 19 and i love putting my thoughts and opinions out and let people interpret them. i’ve always put off the idea of starting a YouTube channel. and i’m so proud of finally doing this in 2024. like they say it all starts w a dream doesn’t it. 🎀i hope all of you may reach your dreams wishing you love and success also happy new

[jjsworld]

✨Thank you for inspiring me with this video✨ I wish us all lifelong successes✨

[PastorMelquicedec]

Just started las week and i have 55 subs just by starting messy before i was ready, found out cap cut is easier and adictive. Excited

[annbandini]

Boy, this is so good! I have been studying three business models for 3 separate things since last fall and need cash flow and it is so draining after awhile

[gemini-designs]

Wow, courage and focus are the two points I have come away with!! I know there are more, and I will get to those, but this is my starting point!! Thank you for the clarity of thinking about these topics and portraying them in a format understandable to me!!❤

[RobertPlank]

Your advice on just starting to create and accepting that my first videos might not be perfect really clicked with me. It's reassuring to hear it's okay for them to be my worst. Your tips on picking topics that my audience cares about were super helpful. I've learned to match my content with what interests them, which will make planning my videos smarter.

[meet.rashid]

I loved the way you explained focus; I couldn’t agree more

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