The Video Creatr Podcast

How can someone upload less, get more views and make a ton of money on YouTube? This may sound impossible but some YouTubers were able to figure this out and make it work for them. Today, we’ll discuss this interesting topic and answer which method is best for you to start a channel.

In this episode, Augie and Grant speak about Youtubers who are making less content and still making millions and billions of views. They analyze these channels to uncover the secret formula that allows them to work less and be more successful. They also talk about the editing style, high-quality videos, topics, and monetization methods that these YouTubers use.

Check out the Episode Highlights

02:01 - Who is H boomer guy and his super long and entertaining videos

03:50 - How the YouTube algorithm promotes a video

07:23 - What is a “Prolonged hook” on YouTube video creation

08:56 - Find out Safiya Nygaard’s secret to creating great video topics

17:01 - The great benefits of evergreen content and what is artificial scarcity

20:00 - Safiya’s monetization strategies for her channel

21:52 - Mark Rober; the godfather of creating quality content on YouTube

26:23 - Which strategy is better? uploading more or uploading fewer videos; and

34:34 - Learn the most important thing in creating longer videos

Links/ Resources Mentioned 

Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channel

Check out these awesome channels and gain more inspiration

Safiya Nygaard 

Hbomberguy

NELK

Mark Rober

MrBeast

Meet Kevin

Augie Johnston

Vidchop Blog

Baller Boot Camp Youtube channel

 Grant Ball

Treesicle Youtube channel

Youtube Video Analytics

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Do you want to make money on a niche, a topic, and based on your passion? The problem is there are lots of passions in this world and some of them are so UNIQUE that you aren't sure if anyone will support and pay you to pursue them. But, here is the thing though, every idea has an audience, and if the right audience finds you and loves your content, they will surely help your channel.

In this episode, Grant and Augie talk about the tried and true methods of some unique YouTube creators in monetizing their channels. They share some real-life examples and strategies of people who have monetized the most unbelievable opportunities. These channels prove that you can monetize anything as long as you upload regularly and find unique ways to have your audience support you.

Check out the Episode Highlights

03:47 - How to monetize a storytelling Youtube channel

09:51 - Stay with your favorite Youtube celebrity on Airbnb

16:22 - Make a successful partnership in making a channel

18:27 - The genius way of cutting long Twitch streams into Youtube videos

22:25 - Become the authority create private chess lessons from Youtube

26:29 - How to build a brand with time laps cleaning videos; and

34:54 - Other interestingly unique channels that are based on niche, passion, and topics

Links/ Resources Mention

 Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channel

 Check out these awesome channels and gain more inspiration:

Soft White Underbelly

Ras Kitchen

Eric Rosen

Love Meg

Teachingmensfashion

Benjamin Bennett

Licking Guy

 Dr. Sandra Lee (aka Dr. Pimple Popper)

Augie Johnston:

Vidchop Blog

Baller Boot Camp Youtube channel

Grant Ball:

Treesicle Youtube channel

Youtube Video Analytics:

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How can someone make a living out of VR (Virtual Reality)? You may not think you can make a living by going on a silly adventure in a VR headset, but you sure can. VR is a really big niche but one Youtuber was able to nail this new technology, entertain his audience, and make 5.54M subscribers!

Mully is an Australian VR Youtuber with an incredible number of 5.54M subscribers and 647,580,483 views since launching his channel in April 2019. He creates humorous VR videos and collaborates with other YouTuber friends like JoshDub. The most popular video on his channel is titled "daycare is cancelled" with more than 20 million views. 

In this episode, Grant ad Augie talk about a VR Youtube channel called Mully. They explore Mully’s attention-grabbing thumbnails, humorous content, and fast-paced video edits. They discussed the channel’s monetization strategies and highlights the recipe for the growth and success of this Youtuber.

Check out the Episode Highlights

01:21 - Discover how Mully start his Youtube career

07:44 - What is the secret sauce to his success

11:19 - Find out how to increase channel growth through collaboration

16:21 - How he triggers the algorithm to promote his videos

20:15 - The smart move to give different types of content on different channels; and

25:50 - Exploring the world of virtual reality and augmented reality

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Links/ Resources Mentioned

Check out these awesome channels and gain more inspiration

Mully

The Boys Extra

MrBeast

JoshDub

Augie Johnston

Vidchop Blog

Baller Boot Camp Youtube channel

Grant Ball

Treesicle Youtube channel

Youtube Video Analytics

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 Are you wondering why millions of people are watching Youtube videos of someone whispering? Because the Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) video content is not much about the visuals, it is all about the audio. These ASMR channels create relaxing and stress-free content and make $100,000+  a year!

In this episode, Augie and Grant talk about one of the original ASMRtist, Maria Viktorovna’s Youtube channel “Gentle Whispering ASMR”. They discussed why people are clicking ASMR videos, how much money she earns from creating gentle noise, and the strategy in growing this kind of channel. They also talk about Maria’s appealing thumbnail style, simple titles that work, and her clever way of repurposing her content.

Gentle Whispering ASMR by Maria Viktorovna is a Russian Youtuber. Her channels started in 2021 and have 2.16M subscribers and 934,220,890 views. Maria's content provides viewers with relaxation, meditation, and natural sleep aids.

Check out the Episode Highlights

01:36 - What are the two categories of ASMR

05:03 - Gentle Whispering ASMR total views and subscribers breakdown

06:10 - Why do ASMR channels have a low subscription rate

10:24 - The negative effects of buying subscribers for your channel

14:31 - What is the estimated revenue from her CPM

16:41 - Her genius strategy of repurposing her video content to audio

31:31 - What are white noise and atmospheric channels

Links/ Resources Mentioned

Subscribe to the Video Creatr Youtube channel

Check out these awesome channels and gain more inspiration:

Gentle Whispering ASMR 

MrBeast

 Meditation Apps

Waking up by Sam Harris

Headspace

Augie Johnston

Vidchop Blog

Baller Boot Camp Youtube channel

Grant Ball

Treesicle Youtube channel

Youtube Video Analytics

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Have you ever seen a Mukbang video where a person eats an incredible amount of delicious (or sometimes not…) food? And did you know that creating content like that could make you millions of views and subscribers? 

KEEMI is a South Korean Youtuber who started back in 2015 with over 199 million views and 895K subscribers. Her content is mostly Mukbang videos and then transition to vlog-style content, more about camping with her fiance and cute dog, living her life, and not trying too hard for making a lot of views from mukbang. 

In this episode, Grant and Augie talk about the popularity of mukbang videos and how they make millions on Youtube. They talk about Keemi’s journey from being a mukbang star with millions of viewers to now a professional vlogger, the reason for her switch, her thumbnails, title style, and monetization method.

Check out the Episode Highlights

01:07 - Keemi’s lifetime subscribers and views

02:48 - The Mukbang videos that hyper-growth her Youtube channel

05:54 - What makes Keemi a purist type content creator

09:13 - The effects algorithm transition from mukbang to camping contents

16:55 - How to smoothly transition from one genre to another

22:25 - What thumbnail style gets more than 6.3 million views

27:19 - How effective are relationships and stories in promoting a YouTube channel

Links/ Resources Mentioned

Check out these awesome channels and gain more inspiration:

KEEMI

Nikocado Avocado

Dongdigity

David Dobrik

Video Creatr Youtube channel

Augie Johnston: 

Vidchop Blog

Baller Boot Camp Youtube channel

Grant Ball:

Treesicle Youtube channel

Youtube Video Analytics

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We hear a lot of success stories of content creators and influencers making money online and creating their dream life. But the question is, is it really possible to make money on YouTube? 

In this episode, Augie and Grant talk about an interesting video of Cathrin Manning about earning $30,000/ year on Youtube. They discussed Cathrin's overall channel, her strategy for creating content, and the effective monetization methods that help her make money on Youtube.

Cathrin Manning is a digital content creator who specializes in content writing, SEO, and social media. Her self-titled Youtube channel has over 460k subscribers with 18M views. Cathrin’s videos are focused on personal and professional development and how-to tutorials.

Check out the Episode Highlights

01:47 - Cathrin Manning's current number of views and subscribers

03:54 - The style of combining vlog and information-based content

06:34 - How to earn commissions on affiliate links

11:42 - Learn how to effectively use thumbnails

13:38 - What are the appealing titles for humans and the algorithm

18:48 - The creation of channel and video release frequency; and

22:57 - Innovative ways to grow your Youtube channel

Links/ Resources Mentioned

Check out these awesome channels and gain more inspiration:

Cathrin Manning's Youtube channel

Noah Kagan

Video Creatr Youtube channel

Augie Johnston

Vidchop Blog

Baller Boot Camp Youtube channel

Grant Ball

Treesicle Youtube channel

Youtube Video Analytics

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A lot of people like the idea of being on YouTube to have attention and they often forget the real foundation of why they're doing it. As a result, they feel unmotivated, burnout, and quit. So it is super important, to be honest with yourself to stay consistent and motivated in creating content. 

In this episode, Grant and Augie talk about the realities for a YouTuber. The struggles they often faced and the strategies they use to motivate themselves. They also share their different perspectives in terms of staying productive, being accountable, and achieving creative success.

Check out the Episode Highlights

01:49 - How to shift your mindset as a YouTube creator

03:15 - The mission, goal, and doubters motivation

09:33 - Why creating a system is key to reducing procrastination

14:34 - Importance of Recharging your battery to increase productivity and avoid burnout

20:20 - How do you deal with the mental fatigue in maintaining a YouTube channel

22:19 - How to deal with your negative self-critical voice

29:28 - Cultivate a community that support and motivate you

Links/ Resources Mentioned

Video Creatr Youtube channel

 Augie Johnston

Vidchop Blog

Baller Boot Camp Youtube channel

 Grant Ball

Treesicle Youtube channel

Get all your YouTube content done in 1 hour a week.

When it comes to creating your YouTube channel, you might ask yourself questions such as “What will my channel be about?” or “How to choose the right niche for my channel?” 

Self-awareness is a major factor in choosing the right niche that will greatly influence how you make videos because first, you have to enjoy creating them. There will be setbacks and challenges along the way, but you can overcome them by constantly learning and understanding your heart and passion while retaining your authenticity.

In this episode, Grant and Augie talk about the importance of choosing the right niche for a YouTube channel. They share their inspiration for creating their channels, how they push through creative blocks corruption, and discuss the different mindsets of creators.

Check out the Episode Highlights

01:22 - How to describe your niche

06:28 - Finding your voice and style for your YouTube channel

10:09 - Maintaining a balance between hobbies and creating videos

17:41 - How to deal with corruption when you feel it is taking over you

22:52 - Being ethical as possible in creating and releasing content

28:29 - Example of a channel that gives value and makes an impact

33:50 - How to create different kinds of hook for your channel

Links/ Resources Mention

Check out these awesome channels and gain more inspiration:

Isabel Paige

ProJared

Grant Ball

Treesicle Youtube channel

Breaking Point Youtube channel

Augie Johnston

Vidchop Blog

Baller Boot Camp Youtube channel

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Are you thinking of creating your own YouTube channel but struggling with content, strategy, and how frequently to post? A personality test can help you understand yourself better to determine what type of Youtuber you are and have a clearer idea of what kind of niche you would want.

In this episode, Grant and Augie deep dive into talking about how our personality can affect the kind of YouTube niche should be getting into. They provide some questions and channel examples for us to get a better idea and determine the type of content, strategies, and monetization method we can use to create and grow a successful YouTube channel.

Check out the Episode Highlights:

02:25 – What are two opposing YouTube strategies

07:28 – The difference between a business-minded and creative mindset creator

08:36 - YouTube channel example with their topic and strategies

18:51 – How to identify the type of content you want to create

20:59 - Learn how to monetize each type of channel

27:29 - How to determine the content creation process that works for your personality; and

31:06 - The exceptions to the rule in the YouTube strategies

Links/ Resources Mentioned:

Check out these awesome channels to gain more inspiration:

Mr. Beast

Clear Value Tax

Mark Rober

Casey Neistat

MeatCanyon

ContraPoints

Augie Johnston

Vidchop Blog - https://vidchops.com/blog

Baller Boot Camp Youtube channel - Baller Boot Camp

Coffeezilla Youtube channel - Coffeezilla

Grant Ball

Treesicle Youtube channel - Treesicle

Get all your YouTube content done in 1 hour a week.

Anime is one of the most popular forms of entertainment in Japan. It has become an international phenomenon over the past decades attracting fans and building communities across the globe. 

In this episode, Grant and Augie talk about a community-building YouTube channel called Bonsai Pop. They discuss how this channel uses Patreon to build their community. They also talk about Bonsai Pop’s process in creating videos, monetization method, and upload strategies.

Bonsai Pop is an Anime channel by Mike Pixley and Tyler Baron. The channel is created to fulfill their passion for anime and share it with the community. Their content is Anime analysis, discussions, and review. It also includes Japanese culture and philosophy.

Check out the Episode Highlights

01:04 - The people behind the Bonsai Pop YouTube Channel and community

02:08 – How Bonsai Pop produces eye-catching thumbnail design

05:06 – How upload schedule strategy works for a channel

06:48 - Learn the Patreon, YouTube Ads, and Sponsorship monetization method

10:43 - How community-based channels can support your channel

17:24 – What type of video topic Bonsai Pop creates and releases

22:41 - A rundown of the process on video creation

Links/ Resources

Bonsai Pop Youtube channel

Augie Johnston

Vidchop Blog

Baller Boot Camp Youtube channel

Grant Ball

Treesicle Youtube channel

Get all your YouTube content done in 1 hour a week.