HOW TO START A YOUTUBE CHANNEL | What You Need To Know


If there is one question I have been getting a lot lately, it is How To Start A Youtube Channel. I get so many questions that I will look like a "winch" if I don't start teaching you want I know. LOL. I intend to make these YouTube Tutorials weekly depending on the demand for it. So here is my first video in the series giving Advice for starting a successful youtube channel. This is the advice I wish I got before I started my YouTube channel. My channel is currently at 73,000 + SUBSCRIBERS...I am very proud of this number! If you have not SUBSCRIBED, make sure you click HERE to do so. 



It is not surprising that many people want to start a YouTube channel now, it is a fun hobby and a great source of income (I shall not lie). If you have been my blog closely and events in Nigeria, you would see that we just concluded the Google In Nigeria week, which was amazing and enlightening! So, I want to encourage you to start a channel: what is holding you back from starting your youtube channel? Write it in the comments, maybe I can help! If you are not subscribed join the family by clicking HERE

Ps. Have you joined the Nigerian YouTubers and Creators Page on Facebook?It's new but will be filled with lot's of resources and opportunity to share your content and network. Click HERE to join!




15 comments

  1. nice blog.thanks for sharing the information.
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  2. This is an eye opener. How can I combine work with been a youtuber? Can I be a part time youtuber?

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  3. This is an eye opener. How can I combine work with been a youtuber? Can I be a part time youtuber?

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  4. its possible . being worker does not stop you from being a youtuber . even as a worker you still have time to rest to eat ... all those time if well manage in running your YouTube channel

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  5. its possible . being worker does not stop you from being a youtuber . even as a worker you still have time to rest to eat ... all those time if well manage in running your YouTube channel

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  6. Yaayi sisiyemmie...I am addicted to youtube, a day won't pass by without me checking out some of my favourite youtubers like your humble self and i have learnt quite a lot. It will be a pleasure to owm a youtube channel and help people grow directly or indirectly, but right about now i can't figure out a content. Can you help ?

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  7. This video was so timely. Last week I blogged about my need to vlog (cos somethings are best heard and watched than read), but I had my 'buts'.Then your YouTube/Google week video came up, then this video. Never had a better timing. So I looked up and asked God of this was a sign.lol. I've had videos stacked up from 2016, intended to be shared but never shared. Had my video edit app handy too but I just felt YouTube was too big a platform to be heard.I didnt even want to have a Youtube channel or comment so I don't get lured.There are millions of YouTubers.So I felt a smaller platform would be better, that way you reach out faster. I remember starting my blog with an inferno cos I love expressing myself but then came a need to keep up with numbers(page views, subscribers, social media followers) which is overwhelming. I have to steer clear from these and focus on content first. I suspect that goes for vloggers too. Watching this video, I'm beginning to reconsider.So being the 'vlog whisperer' that you are (I can confidently call you that.lol), kindly highlight in details,tips and tricks to making a vlog work and grow. You could go as far as being detailed with what video app works best or what cam works best, so starters don't have to wallow and get confused with options. You know I love yah.
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  8. I enjoyed your video about making chicken with red stew. But the seasoning thyme is actually pronounced time. I'm trying to learn the best way to season my husband's food. I want him to love it so much. I'm a white American and I could really good but this is a challenge for me. Mrs. Virginia Ogunsile

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  9. I enjoyed your video about making chicken with red stew. But the seasoning thyme is actually pronounced time. I'm trying to learn the best way to season my husband's food. I want him to love it so much. I'm a white American and I could really good but this is a challenge for me. Mrs. Virginia Ogunsile

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  10. Sisi, thanks so much for your openness in sharing and inspiring others to start their YouTube channels. I watched the video some days ago and I was so inspired by it. May you continue to grow! Can't wait to see you reach 100k! God bless!

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  11. Really nice. I'm yet to see it but my major fear is creating too much exposure. You never know who's watching. I value your courage. I plan to start soonest though. By the way, ma, I have a proposal for you. I'll appreciate if you reply my instagram DM @emete_smart because if I send an email, there's an high possibility you might not see it because of the influx of too many other mails. Thanks ma

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  12. Next year sisi, you are bringing the YouTube award home. Well done sisi #sisiyemmieblogaddict#

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  13. This is great! I can't help asking myself where I have been all these years? Sisi Yemi, God bless you indeed.

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  14. Everyone uploading video wants to increase YouTube views. More views, more audience, more visibility, more opportunities to monetize. Pararan Mock News Episode

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  15. Hi Sisiyemmie, Recently started my blog and you tube channel. Got a lot of inspiration from your page. www.nneamakadotcom.com

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