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If you know your YouTube audience you have an advantage. I know you think you might know your audience, but do you really? Your true audiences is most likely more specific than you think it needs to be. Once you know who your audience is, you can do a better job of understanding what to service them for success on YouTube.
Nick Nimmin visits The Tube Labs podcast to kick off 2020 with words of wisdom. More information about Nick is found here http://nicknimmin.ctcin.bio/
We had some excellent guests in 2019 on the Tube Labs Podcast. This is the 2019 wrap up show with some of the best YouTube wisdom shared by our guests. If you want to hear more from a specific creator, check out the links below.
All shows at The Tube Blog:
Nico Kamenzky: https://anchor.fm/tubelabs/episodes/Powerful-YouTube-Algorithm-Insights---Nico-Kamenzky-Of-MorningFa-me-e4pa9k
Dan Currier: https://anchor.fm/tubelabs/episodes/YouTube-Is-Not-Complicated--but-Its---Interview-with-Dan-Currier-e4tdl5
Owen Video: https://anchor.fm/tubelabs/episodes/Insights-From-Owen-Video---Business-YouTubers-Should-Have-A-Different-Approach-To-YouTube-e51hi0
Daniel Batal: https://anchor.fm/tubelabs/episodes/Daniel-Batal-Dodging-Tornados-And-Blowing-Up-YouTube-e52g89
Brian G. Johnson: https://anchor.fm/tubelabs/episodes/Brian-G--Johnson---What-Is-The-Suckiest-Part-Of-Your-Last-Video-e5dpp7
Jeremy Vest: https://anchor.fm/tubelabs/episodes/Jeremy-Vest---Your-Youtube-Thumbnail-Tune-up-e5o7dv
Joseph Cristina: https://anchor.fm/tubelabs/episodes/How-Joseph-Cristina-Uses-Trends-To-Grow-His-YouTube-Channel-e887a8
Dane Golden: https://anchor.fm/tubelabs/episodes/Dane-Golden-Is-Talking-About-YOU-e8uc5f
Herman Drost: https://anchor.fm/tubelabs/episodes/How-YouTube-Playlists-Can-Drive-More-Traffic---With-Guest-Herman-Drost-e9i9er
It's nearing the end of 2019 and it's time to ask some questions related to your YouTube channel. In this show, I ask some questions you might want to consider moving forward. I share my experience and how I've handled these questions as I prepare for 2020.
Share your thoughts at http://thetubeblog.com.
Herman Drost visits the Tube Labs podcast to share his insight about how YouTube playlists can help grow your channel.
Check out his channel here - https://www.youtube.com/drostvideo
The 70/50 rule is a combination of concepts which YouTubers use to understand how well their audience appreciates the videos they create. When you understand the 70/50 rule, it can help you make better videos.
Share your thoughts at http://www.thetubeblog.com/
You can see a video on the 70/50 here https://youtu.be/4U9n-Mj0_VU
The best way to improve your videos is to learn from your last video. What worked, what did not work? Why did your poorly viewed videos not get shared? Why does YouTube promote some of your videos over others? In many cases, you can figure out why.
More information at http://thetubeblog.com/
I receive questions about what should you focus on when reviewing YouTube Studio Analytics. What should you care about and why. In this podcast, I dig into YouTube Studio to help you understand what you might want to pay attention to, to help grow your channel.
Ask questions or leave a comment at http://tubelabs.com
In this podcast, I share the questions I ask before I begin to record my video. These questions help me create better videos, improve the success of my channel and plan future videos.
Tube Labs is hosted at the thetubeblog.com
Video marketing specialist Dane Golden visits the Tube Labs podcast. He explains the importance of the word you in your videos.
Dane Golden is a YouTube marketing and video expert. His home base for his blog and video marketing consulting is https://vidiup.tv. Dane specializes in digital marketing strategy for companies who wish to drive sales with YouTube and Facebook video using a content marketing approach.
Tube Labs is hosted at the thetubeblog.com
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