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Welcome to the After Hours YouTube Club. This community is for people building a YouTube channel while keeping their job. No quitting required. Just you, your story, and whatever time you've got after hours. Here's where to start: 1. Go to the classroom and work through the niche and format course first. It'll save you from making the wrong video for the wrong audience. 2. Introduce yourself. Where are you from, what do you do for work, and what kind of channel are you building or thinking about building? No pressure to have it all figured out. Most people here are somewhere in the middle of figuring it out too.
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Free 1% PDF Tracker
With the new year coming up, I figured I'd make a tracker that can help you as you continue to make improvements to your channel. There's 83 items on here that all will help each one of your videos improve. It's completely free! Feel free to share it with whoever you want, let me know if this is/was helpful
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Free Editing Hiring Guide
Hey I just made this PDF, the information comes from Mario Joos who's worked for Mr. Beast, and now has his own consulting firm. I trimmed it for most of the information that applies to everyone int his group. Outsourcing is a way to speed up production, but there are costs associated with it, so keep that in mind. - Places to find editors: Fiverr <- Meh - YT Jobs.Philippines <- Meh, but cheaper than Fiverr - Upwork <- Meh and more expensive than Fiverr - Discord <- Probably the best at getting what you want. Pricing is more negotiable.
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I mentioned this a while ago briefly, but with YouTube changing how they do views, you'll probably see a spike in views, meaning your CTR's are bound to take some hits, let me know how this is affecting your guys's channels overall. Best of luck out there!
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What’s the Hardest Part of YouTube Automation for You?
One thing I’ve noticed about YouTube automation is that many people think the hardest part is just starting a channel. But once you begin, you realize there are several moving parts—finding the right niche, researching content ideas, scripting, editing, thumbnails, and staying consistent. It really becomes more of a system-building process than just uploading videos. What’s interesting is that everyone seems to struggle with different parts of the process. Some people find scripting difficult, others struggle with thumbnails or getting their first views. I’m curious to hear from people here:
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