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Matt Gielen of Little Monster Media Co. shares his insight into what it takes to grow a YouTube channel.
Little Monster Media Co. was founded in August of 2016. They have quickly become the premier consulting, paid media, and production agency for media brands. Their clients include major media brands such as Condé Nast, CBS, Fandango/NBCu, BBC, WME|IMG, Pocket.Watch, Good Mythical Morning, and Watchmojo.
More information:
https://www.littlemonstermediaco.com/
Little Monster YouTube Channel
Do you know about the 5 T's of YouTube? I bet you know a few of them if you are trying to grow a YouTube Channel. It's important to consider the 5 T's when you develop your next video. Once you get the 5T's down, it's also important to not forget the 2 V's too. It may all seem mysterious, but I clarify in this show so you can apply these ideas to your next video.
http://thetubeblog.com
Randy Risling shares his YouTube journey. He and his brother have grown their snowmobiling channel to almost 5000 subscribers in their first season. Maybe you will hear a few clues to help you grow your YouTube channel. BTW There is a good reason why they call their channel digit 9, I bet you will never guess the reason!?
Check out Digit 9: https://www.youtube.com/c/DIGIT9
Is there a best time to publish a video? Is consistency really important or is there a secret publishing schedule. How do you know when to upload and release a video to your specific audience. We dive into these topics in this episode.
For creative entrepreneurs: http://www.roshsillars.com
Insight from Renee Teeley
When you have a good workflow for your video production it can make creating YouTube videos much easier. When you upload more and higher quality videos to your YouTube channel, it gives you a chance to grow faster. Renee Teeley shares her knowledge about video production and some helpful apps to make your video creation process run smoother.
More about Renee:
https://www.reneeteeley.com/
Podcast: http://videomarketingvalue.com/
There are old school ideas people still use today to try and grow their YouTube channel. In this show, I share the differences between old school YouTube and the new rules of YouTube channel growth.
This is the second podcast in the two-part series about what it takes to be a successful YouTuber. In the first show, I share a number of factors, but I didn't address the work involved to produce videos and be a success. This show tackles the hard work issue, along with some helpful tips.
More at http://www.thetubeblog.com/
Success on YouTube takes many forms. In this episode, I explore what it takes to become successful on YouTube. What are the considerations and the common factors you may find on other successful channels?
Understanding traffic sources is an important part of growing your YouTube channel. Knowing what sources provide the best quality visitors can help you make better decisions as to which sources and topics to double down on for future YouTube growth.
You may be considering going in a new direction with an old or current YouTube channel. How should you approach what to do next? In this show, I share some tips as to how to come up with new ideas and what to focus that matters when restarting your YouTube channel.
My apologies, some of you may have only received part of the show in the first day, this is now fixed.
More information at http://www.thetubeblog.com/
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