⚠️ 98% of New Creators Make This Mistake...

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[ThinkMediaTV]

Question of the day 💡 Have you narrowed your focus on YouTube? What results are you seeing?

[Armandasjourney]

This was the answer I needed thank you

[rafaelsakarya]

“The more you stay like this in the beginning, the more you can go like this later on.”
Key takeaway from his answer. I’m not even being funny. Take the straight and narrow path.

[JackiejmVlogs]

Very smart! Something I learned recently If you can’t find a Niche like me lol 😂😅 make videos for a Certain group of people..Start by Targeting a certain audience with any videos you think that group of people will watch, then later on Niche down to a specific subject. That what I will start doing on my channel. (eg you can target people who want to loose weight, people who like food, people who like makeup, people who like traveling, people who want to grow on social media etc.

[davontaej]

Glad to hear that its still possible to still expand your content once you hone a specific niche. I was worried about being pigeon holed, so I used it as an excuse not to start. No excuses now 😤

[bakerscove]

Straight forward and beneficial as always.

[CreativeThinking]

Very informative video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge on how to build a successful channel. Have a wonderful day. 👍

[diamolyn]

Wait! I love this guy he is such a great speaker!

[BlackapinoTheTechGuy]

Makes sense. I'll be lookin forward too Vidcon and More insightful tips and workshops

[GenXcollectible]

Very good advice. Basically know the rules (stay in your lane), then you can break them. (Gently go into another lane, but don’t drift too far).

[africaart]

Damn, look at how Patrick is dressed up.

[ScotchysExchange]

Thanks Captain Obvious. Jesus, this guy gets paid for this "knowledge?"