I’ve been working on YouTube for a while now learning, testing different ideas, and trying to stay consistent like many people here. For a long time I wasn’t seeing steady results, mostly because I didn’t really have a clear structure or process to follow. Recently I started focusing more on a simple system and improving my workflow, and that’s helped me become more consistent and understand things better. I’m still learning every day and looking forward to growing alongside others here. Right now I’m mainly focused on improving my content and staying consistent. What are you all currently working on or trying to improve at the moment? Would be great to connect and share ideas with each other.

Hi all, I have a tech YouTube channel, and it's still pretty new. But some of the editing can take so long I'm wondering at what point do I decide to hire a video editor. I'm also wondering when it comes to technology tutorials. Can I even hire an editor since some of the technical concepts that need to be covered in the video might require some technical knowledge? I wouldn't want to hire someone and then basically edit the video for myself by describing to them everything that needs to get edited. But I also have never hired a video editor before, so I actually don't know what expectations to have for the way it works. Any guidance and help in figuring this out would be appreciated.

i have a question it length is 47 sec 87% avd 78.4 % stay to watch 40h old BUT 3.5 k view its a English youtube short video i made 3 video in this channle i start posting last weak is it for nich? is it for anything else?

I've always wondered what makes a “big” channel on YouTube. Obviously there are the giant ones, but is 100K big? 1million?

As YouTuber do you guys like to edit your own videos or hire a video editor?