New YouTuber’s Essential Kit for 2023 (including equipment, software, and strategies)

Dec 31, 2023 | Social Media Influencer | 33 comments

New YouTuber’s Essential Kit for 2023 (including equipment, software, and strategies)




If you’re considering starting your own YouTube channel in 2023, there are a few essential items and strategies you’ll need to ensure your success. From gear and software to content strategies, here’s everything you need to know about creating a starter kit for new YouTubers.

Gear:

1. Camera: To create high-quality videos, you’ll need a good camera. While some YouTubers start out using their smartphones, investing in a DSLR or mirrorless camera can significantly improve the quality of your content.

2. Microphone: Good audio quality is just as important as video quality. Invest in a high-quality microphone to ensure that your audience can hear you clearly.

3. Lighting: Proper lighting can make a big difference in the quality of your videos. Look for soft, diffused lighting to avoid harsh shadows and create a professional look.

4. Tripod: A sturdy tripod is essential for keeping your camera steady and ensuring that your shots are stable.

5. Editing software: There are plenty of options for video editing software, from free programs like iMovie to more advanced options like Adobe Premiere Pro. Choose the software that best fits your needs and budget.

Strategies:

1. Find your niche: Before you start creating content, it’s important to identify your niche. What are you passionate about? What sets you apart from other YouTubers? Finding your niche will help you attract a dedicated audience.

2. Be consistent: Consistency is key on YouTube. Create a schedule for your uploads and stick to it. This will help you build a loyal audience and improve your channel’s visibility.

3. Engage with your audience: Respond to comments, ask for feedback, and create content that encourages audience interaction. Building a strong connection with your viewers will help you grow your channel.

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4. Promote your videos: Don’t just rely on YouTube’s algorithm to promote your videos. Share your content on social media, collaborate with other creators, and explore other ways to get your videos in front of a larger audience.

5. Learn from others: Take the time to learn from other successful YouTubers. Watch their content, pay attention to their strategies, and see what you can adapt for your own channel.

Starting a YouTube channel can be a fun and rewarding endeavor, but it does require some essential gear and strategic planning. By investing in the right equipment and implementing smart strategies, you can set yourself up for success as a new YouTuber in 2023. Good luck!


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33 Comments

  1. @auroracarminati578

    This is the first video I’ve seen of yours and I really appreciate all the advice for brand newbies lol. I’ve been wanting to start up for yeeears and it’s super helpful!

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  2. @Pierrick101

    Clear and simple, straight to the point. Thank you !

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  3. @carolchartier

    Great video! I just started posting videos and getting like 5-10k views so I decided to get serious about it. Thanks!

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  4. @user-ts6dc7yo7o

    Thank you Katie for the very informative and detailed tutorial. Am late bloomer but going for it, full throttle.

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  5. @GreybeardGarage1972

    Just started my channel last weekend and i've been learning a lot quickly. Getting used to talking to the camera is a challenge in itself. Thanks for the tips

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  6. @Mommamonster

    Thank you so much for this info, this will definitely help me on making my youtube vids.

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  7. @KGCARO24

    Brilliant video. You have a gift and thank you for sharing these tips.

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  8. @Arlene_witha_y

    Completely new to this

    Didn’t even know i needed a memory card. I thought you just record and transfer to the laptop or phone

    I’m technically chalanged

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  9. @Public-Press

    I switched from final cut pro to Capcut , game changer! The things i doing in capcut in an hour would take me a month in fcp. Lots of ai features.

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  10. @veracalvin6858

    Can you get started with just an iPhone and a chromebook?

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  11. @GP9VLOGS-sf8ti

    Nice but there is no way would I RENT software.

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  12. @MiaHessMusic

    How about if you are a PC person??
    Very good video! I just wissh that wonderful folks like you would also include PC people like me.

    Reply
  13. @alexisl4158

    Very informative video! Thank you!

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  14. @DmitryAmwell

    On the use of external drive. Do you use while editing? or do you use for storage of assets but editing leveraging your hard drive?

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  15. @sairahaniff32

    PLEASE do a video on Premier Pro/editing! That's the one area that's been holding me back! I've got all of this content but struggle with editing!

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  16. @Tinkle2928

    Thank you for sharing the information. ❤

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  17. @NanaAmySpiritSeeker1111

    $89 is a tad steep for this 64 yr old newb on a strict budget (hence learning this stuff)
    Maybe in a few months!
    ❤❤❤

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  18. @NanaAmySpiritSeeker1111

    Newb sponge over here …got phone and gopro9, getting a tablet/laptop (which is best and cheapest for android?)
    Teach me! ❤❤❤yes please on editing!

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  19. @ProsperityWithAngela

    Katie, this is one of the most helpful videos I’ve watched for beginner YouTubers. You broke it down into actionable non-intimidating steps. Thank you!

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  20. @omegafile

    I heard that is overheats in 4k.

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  21. @CS-ow4gl

    I am curious . How do folks do stuff like have a list or picture of product next to them , or like a website at the bottom of the screen ? Where do you all but like logo screens at the start of videos

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  22. @craftyfox1

    Thank you for this. How refreshing to see a YouTuber with a quarter of a million subscribers who is not using a quarter of a million dollars of kit. I have learned a lot from this video.

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  23. @Dashaunsworld18

    Thanks so much for advice I really appreciate the video, from dashaun atkinson your the best Katie

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  24. @TooReal_

    How to upload the vlog on Instagram?

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  25. @jareddollen1113

    why do you need a laptop cant I use my desktop computer to do the videos?

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  26. @richardbryanesq

    Why isn’t it preferred to record directly to the computer using an hdmi cable and capture card, rather than to the camera’s SD card?

    Reply
  27. @mad.eli_

    I really really appreciated this video!! So helpful

    Reply

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