YouTube Question How to Grow to 100,000 Subscribers

[Damon]

You plan on producing your music on Bandcamp or Soundcloud?

 

[Stanley | Team TB]

You plan on producing your music on Bandcamp or Soundcloud?

I am not sure... what would you suggest? I'm new to the online music production scene and would absolutely love/appreciate any insight or advice you have for me.

 

[Damon]

I using Bandcamp. It's somewhat link YouTube, but allows you to make money directly from the sale of your music. I let people listens to the music for free, but choose to sell a licence where they can use the music in their videos via Creative Commons. I produced three albums last year, now I plan to move toward an annual album. That way I can release music through out the year on one album. Using the album itself as a kind of playlist.

I don't have any experience with Soundcloud.

 

[Stanley | Team TB]

I using Bandcamp. It's somewhat link YouTube, but allows you to make money directly from the sale of your music. I let people listens to the music for free, but choose to sell a licence where they can use the music in their videos via Creative Commons. I produced three albums last year, now I plan to move toward an annual album. That way I can release music through out the year on one album. Using the album itself as a kind of playlist.

I don't have any experience with Soundcloud.

Man that is interesting, I really appreciate that insight. I do like the idea of being able to share via creative commons and licensing it out. I assume that is you music you use in your videos?

 

[Damon]

Yup, all the music in my videos from 2020 forward is my own.

 

[Kindred]

I feel like I've learnt sooooo much in my journey so far and this is just the beginning - I'm not saying that if you have 100000 you stop learning but maybe a different type of learning ?

 

[Stanley | Team TB]

I feel like I've learnt sooooo much in my journey so far and this is just the beginning - I'm not saying that if you have 100000 you stop learning but maybe a different type of learning ?

You definitely start going in a different direction. You probably are far more habitual in your schedule and process. Of course you are going to spend more time planning integrations and fulfilling sponsorship requirements into your video and you'll be cherry-picking the comments that you respond to. You only have so much time in your day, so you have to weight the value of one thing versus another while scripting, promoting, filming, reviewing your videos etc.

 

[ابراهيم الوادعي]

The most difficult stage in YouTube is getting the first 1k subscribers