TubeBuddy Express Podcast

In this week’s episode, I talk about a topic I am very passionate about. I talk about what you can do to make your space sound better. I discuss how to treat a room inexpensively, equipment recommendations, and so much more.

In this week’s episode I talk about planning and structure as a creator. I talk about how recently I’ve really tried to improve my systems and short/long term planning for my content and the impact it’s had on my content AND my life as a whole. We often think that being a creator is easy and it’s a job we can just do any way as there really isn’t any “perfect blueprint, but this often leads to lack of motivation and possibly even eventually quitting.

In this week’s episode, we discuss dubbing and what it means to bring over different communities that don’t speak and understand your normal upload language. Over the years, I’ve realized that opening my content up to different cultures and areas around the world has a huge impact, not just on my numbers but also on my circle of influence.

In today’s episode of the podcast, I discuss the “New” age of YouTube. Over a decade ago, when I started making YouTube videos, different things mattered to me as a creator. In current times, those things have changed drastically. I review a few things/metrics you need to look at as a creator. These things are Engaged audience, watch time, view counts, and more.

In this episode, we delve into a common struggle many YouTube creators face: the identity crisis. Often, creators feel pressured to conform to a particular style or persona that they believe will garner more views and subscribers. However, this approach can lead to a loss of authenticity and negatively impact their connection with their audience. We discuss the importance of embracing your unique voice and maintaining transparency with your viewers. By staying true to yourself, you not only foster a stronger community but also establish a consistent and trustworthy brand that resonates with your audience. Tune in to explore why authenticity beats imitation every time.