Fashion is one of the most critical industries in our world today and occupies the center ground in modern pop culture. It has become one of the primary ways people express their personality and distinguish themselves from those around them. Beth Djalali's YouTube channel is the one we can check when it comes to having style at a certain age, being fashionable on your OOTDs, and being comfortable with how you present yourself. 

In this episode, Beth talks with Grant about her journey on YouTube, and why for her, connecting with her audience on YouTube is better than writing blogs. Get insights into how Beth was able to monetize her wardrobe with the use of YouTube.

Beth Djalali is a writer and has been an inspiration when it comes to styling and fashion. Beth’s YouTube channel is named after her and has reached over 183,000 subscribers and 25.6 million total channel views in just 6 years. 

Check out the Episode Highlights

01:13   How Beth Djalali's YouTube channel started
03:06   How YouTube helps Beth connect with her audience
05:07   How YouTube affected Beth’s life
08:46   Beth Djalali’s monetization strategy
11:24   How Beth connects with other creators from her demographic
14:48   What Beth shared about her YouTube Shorts strategy
18:29   How Beth’s creative team looks like
21:12   Beth’s journey in creating YouTube content
23:23   Ways on how Beth interacts with her audience
26:34   What’s next for Beth Djalali’s YouTube channel
31:38   Beth Djalali’s upload schedule and strategy
35:32   How Beth decides and reach out to Sponsors
38:24   Beth’s advice to YouTube creators who are still starting

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