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My channel has been growing pretty well this year, thanks to more consistent posting, TubeBuddy work, and better SEO. Cheers to all y'all growing their channel!

Welcome, Joel! Glad to see another fishing enthusiast on here!

I'm just realizing mine is set to "none." Any advice on what how to categorize a channel that encompasses different outdoor activities - fishing, hunting, cooking, and DIY projects? Entertainment? Sports? Education?

I've built my channel around a variety of topics - hunting, fishing, cooking, DIY projects - since it reflects my overall hobbies, and most align to the "outdoors" theme. I wouldn't call it a niche. I've found my cooking and projects videos are more popular than my fishing and hunting videos...

This milestone feels really good. My subscriber base is gradually increasing, and my analytics are decent. My original goal was 500 subscribers by the end of the year, and it looks like I'll hit that much sooner. Thanks to my fellow YouTubers here for all the support!

Many thanks! I will check those channels out, and will be in touch. Cheers!

@Stanley Orchard , I just realized your locale and area of focus is similar to mine. It's awesome to see someone do well in a similar niche. I've subscribed to your channel, and hope to learn from your success. Keep it up!

I've always struggled with speaking clearly, without stumbling over my words. I still feel pretty awkward in front of the camera, after over 1.5 years, but I'm aware of my weaknesses, and simply do multiple takes until I feel I get it right. Even in the action of filming, when I can't start...

I'm right at 6.0% over the past year of videos. I've been as high as 10.2% and as low as 2.2% over that span, but month-to-month has been averaging roughly 6%

25 videos, and about 1.25 years after I posted my first video. I have seen much more consistent growth in subs in this calendar year as I've been consistent in posting once a week.

I'm promoting the video on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, but feel my viewership is fairly organic. We're not talking big numbers here, which is probably why I'm noticing. Thanks for the insight.

Ok, this happened again with my newest video. It showed 88 views first think this morning, then dropped it down to 80. Anyone else experiencing this?

This is interesting. Can someone officially confirm - if we post a link to our video in Facebook, and the viewer lets it play in Facebook, it's not counted as a view in YouTube?

It is DEFINITELY never boring! I started my channel because I spent so much time out in the woods, or on the water, and wanted to make some use of the waiting time. Most of those hunting and fishing videos haven't performed all that well for me, though, the ones I created for "filler" have...

My number 1 goal is to regularly post every week. My original target for subscribers was 500 in 2020, however, I may bump that up, since I'm gaining so well. If I hit 1,000 this year, I definitely won't complain!

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Thanks, I'll give it a shot. Do you find Rush an easier transition, controls-wise, for learning Premier Pro? My problem so far is that everything looks foreign, coming from iMovie - even though I'm completely familiar with other Adobe products.

I have an 8TB hard drive that I split between my Mac backup and video. At 44 videos, with raw and final files, images, audio tracks, and other random files, I'm barely scratching 500GB, so I have plenty of room to fill.

I've used iMovie from the beginning. I want to learn Premier Pro, as I have and use the full Adobe CC, but haven't taken the time to really dig into it. iMovie is a really user-friendly interface, though I understand it's fairly limited. Any recommendations for your favorite Premier Pro...

I agreed to do a product review for an amazon seller, and that video review has been one of my best performers on the channel. Funny enough, while it's not a direct tie into my niche, it is a ring light that I have used for most of my monologue segments since. I do get requests to review...