With the rise of content creators and influencers on social media platforms, YouTube has become one of the most competitive spaces for aspiring creators. As we look into 2024, new YouTubers should focus on several key things to help grow their channels and succeed in the ever-evolving digital landscape.
First and foremost, it’s crucial for new YouTubers to find their niche and create content that sets them apart from the vast sea of creators. Whether it’s beauty, gaming, lifestyle, or vlogging, finding a specific area of interest and building a dedicated audience around it is essential for sustainable growth. By honing in on what makes their content unique, new creators can differentiate themselves and attract a loyal following.
It’s also crucial to prioritize high-quality production value. As the platform becomes more saturated, viewers are becoming increasingly discerning about the content they consume. Investing in good equipment, editing software, and honing their filmmaking skills can help new YouTubers stand out and capture the attention of their audience.
Consistency is another key factor that new YouTubers should focus on in 2024. Creating a regular upload schedule and sticking to it demonstrates reliability and helps build an audience that knows when to expect new content. Additionally, consistency can also positively impact a channel’s visibility and growth within the YouTube algorithm.
Moreover, new YouTubers should pay close attention to understanding and leveraging SEO (search engine optimization) to make their content more discoverable. This includes using relevant keywords, creating compelling titles and thumbnails, and understanding how to optimize their content to rank higher in YouTube search results.
In line with this, new creators should also focus on creating engaging and clickable thumbnails and titles. In a saturated platform like YouTube, having eye-catching thumbnails and compelling titles can make all the difference in attracting clicks and views.
Building a strong community and engaging with their audience is also crucial for new YouTubers. Responding to comments, interacting with viewers through social media, and creating a sense of community around their channel can foster loyalty and long-term success.
Lastly, new YouTubers should focus on diversifying their revenue streams. In addition to ad revenue, creators can explore alternative income sources such as brand partnerships, merchandise, Patreon, and other forms of monetization to create a more sustainable income.
In conclusion, new YouTubers should focus on finding their niche, producing high-quality content, maintaining consistency, utilizing SEO, creating engaging thumbnails and titles, building a strong community, and diversifying their revenue streams in 2024. By prioritizing these key factors, new creators can position themselves for success in the competitive landscape of YouTube.
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Ok so I tried the Opus Clip last night with one of my latest videos and it hit higher than any other short in less than 24 hours. I'm shocked and will keep testing this out. Thanks for that link!
Just started my channel a month ago and already seeing significant growth
Thanks for your info
Voiceover channels are not monitized in 2024 . Why? And explain
Nice one!
Thanks for this!
Interesting stuff!
Very important information!
Well, it seems like there's not much new information here, but hey, these strategies were still considered the best in 2023. I've heard about them quite a bit last year, too
Amazing content as always!
How do you get such good lighting whilst not having glare on your glasses?
So I guess will stop saying ladies and gentlemen… thanks
It feels so right
Well gifted to us Mr Nick Nimmin.
Clearly, I received what was intended.
I feel richly motivated.
If I may assist one day, as a gesture of appreciation. I would feel proud of myself in letting you really know how deeply you reached me.
Respectfully,
Richard William McBride
Nick you don't reply…not fair
Thanks for this advice
Great advice.
To all the new YouTubers out there wishing you all the best!
Nick why does it say "not tested" next to all my videos in youtube studio
Great video Nick ! Thank you
Hi ,I started my Christmas channel in December and got over 700 views in December.Obviously I’m making a seasonal channel so views dropped to stand still after new years as expected.I let viewers know that I will be back in September again .I noticed that most of my viewers come to my channel from shorts because YouTube recommended my channel . I started with uploading 2 at first day and next day and couple in more in a week.Should I have same tactics in autumn so YouTube would recommend my videos again? I am worried about my long time away. Can I really leave my channel alone without consequences?I’m making already new videos anyway.Also working on second upcoming channel material now .Maybe same tactic for uploading?
Hi Nick, I've been following your channel for a few years and I've learned a lot from you. And for the first time, I want to ask you something. I'm from a European country but I want to shoot for the American market, can you tell me how to do it? How do I get my channel registered in the US?
"QUESTION" 2 years in i only have 484 subs 1000 views a week, because , iv not been uploading regular, will it help if i take all my videos down start a new channel and re upload my the same videos one a week to the new channel?
Nick I used to get notifications when someone liked my comments but now I have to go back to where I left a comment just to see if someone responded. How can I get notifications back please. Thanks ♥️
Hey Nick.. just be been to one of ur and Dee’s live stream.. my question u guys did mention the stream XL box and such is that what u guys suggest to get to make for noise affects aka when ppl sub for the channel and joining the liminauti sorry if I spelled that wrong.. wondering what u would recommend me getting so that if I wanted to make a sound affect during my stream I could?
When you said to talk out loud to yourself, it made me laugh because lately, I've been doing that regularly. I decided to make my videos a little bit different this year by adding puppets. I have a series of videos where I'm talking about haunted places, and it was just me for a long time talking about what I found, why I think they're haunted, etc. But recently, I got the idea of adding puppets to engage with and be part of explaining and my friend gave me a few of them to use. So, now, when I'm alone, I talk in different voices that I plan on giving them. It's actually fun because when I do that, it helps me kind of plan out my script for the next video in the process.
Nick you are by far the very best at giving professional advice. You're so good at what you do, but you'd be good at whatever you did. I took a looooooong ass break from this stuff. The learning curve was too steep and I had set my standards too high. I'm just going to start putting stuff up again. I'll be taking the day to clean up my page a bit. I really appreciate you. I'll also get back into the Nimminati community at the end of the month. Have a great day brother! -Ryan