So I read somewhere that when you upload videos, you should schedule it 24 hours later to publish to allow youtube time to analyze and find the correct viewers to recommend to. Does anyone actually do this or do you just publish after uploading?

I have heard of programs that break a long-form video into short form videos. Like they take your best spots within the video and create several short videos and even turn them vertical. It is a paid program obviously. Do any of you use programs like this and which ones do you use?

I would love to see some comments and feedback on the youtube series. Do you believe this is a message worth building and following. Please help if you agree. .https://youtu.be/u_7mgPT88GM?si=Alt_KsWCKo5p940d

I have an 18 inch (ILOKNZI)? Teleprompter and have never used it, because it's too complicated to set up. Up until now, I memorize my entire script - I know, crazy!!! But I am a pianist and had to memorize hours of music. So memorizing stuff is not foreign to me - however, things would move along a lot faster, it I could just "read" the script. Are there teleprompters that are easy to use and set up? Mine has a fragile glass mirror that reflects the words from the iPad, meaning I have to type the script into the iPad and do all kinds of tricks to make this work. By that time I have my script memorized. Any suggestions on an easy to use teleprompter and how to set it up that the viewer can't see that I am reading....Thanks in advance.

Who here is building a Skool community with their YouTube channel? I have found both platforms work so well together. It has totally change my YouTube strategy.