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You get 1 coin per viewed video. Sounds less huh? NOPE! Ive started on this site 4 days ago, now i have 5000+ coins and growing while i have 10 videos that cost me coins. My views have doubled in the past few days on my videos, so you should realy check it out!
To become popular on YouTube, it is enough to produce a quality video that is tailored to your target audience. Not only the picture, but also the content should be of high quality. If both of these conditions are met, various services can be used to accelerate the growth of the channel’s popularity.
Without quality video “gray” methods will not work: it is useless to buy YouTube likes without doing any other efforts to improve your content. In addition, YouTube is very vigilant in ensuring that channels do not fake activity and subscribers, and ruthlessly bans the guilty.
A quality picture requires quality equipment. At a minimum, a good smartphone. When filming at home, you’ll have to buy an expensive microphone. You also need to work on the lighting, to buy lamps, if necessary.
When the technical side of things is ready, you need to think about the picture stuffing. You’ll have to buy or find props somewhere. So that the background behind you was alive and realistic. Books, toys, magazines – anything that fits your theme will do.
In order not to waste time on the promotion of the channel, you need to immediately make an approximate portrait of its average viewer. You’re not just shooting a video for YouTube – you’re shooting a video for your target audience. In a sense, you’ll be working for it. So before you make the effort, think about who you want to make videos for. If all goes well, you’ll have to work for your target audience for many years…
So, let’s assume you’ve decided on your target audience. Then you should know what kind of content they want. It’s important to release videos regularly – at least once a week. However, there are other formats. For example, you can release a long one and a half hour video with special effects once a month.
It’s best to use official ways to promote your video, through advertising and live subscribers. There are also free ways of promotion, where you ask for support from your friends and acquaintances, with the authors’ permission, publish links to your creativity in thematic publishers and forums, as well as use mutual PR with the same novice bloggers.
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