My Ques is that can I earn through youtube without showing face?(u may suggest some ideas)..
So this year I want to start my own youtube channel...( I just want to start and grow)
The main reason for me is to earn money (through views/affiliates, brands,etc.)
What more ideas would u like to suggest me for earning money as a college student??
Content creation costs are absolutely spiraling in 2025. Between AI writing tools, video editors, SEO platforms, and design software, creators are reporting spending $150–$300/month just to stay competitive — and a lot of us are using maybe 40% of what we're paying for. Reddit threads lately are FULL of people asking 'is there any way to cut these costs without losing access?'
Honestly I was in the same boat. Paying full price for 4 different subscriptions, using each one maybe a few days a week. Started venting about it in a Discord and someone mentioned Anexly.
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Hello!
I’ve been wanting to start my own business , wedding / events content creation where I record content thought my DJI osmo pocket 3 , iPhone & film camera, I could see it’s really popular now and a lottt of people are doing it so I want to ask you guys:
what are some things that you would look for in a content creator?
What type of things would make someone stand out as a content creator? a guest notebook with pics printed of the guests & notes from them?
how much are you willing to pay content creators?
I do have a good following on TikTok & I have experience shooting weddings (did friends for free) so I have a good feeling about this but I’m just scared to start, as someone who’s unemployed, credit cards are maxed, I feel like this would be nice ;(
Thank you in advance 💘
I'm just starting up a youtube channel and would like some advice from experienced people before actually posting videos. Right now, the topic I want to do isto post unique challenge run videos using older, less heard of, and forgotten about video games to bring nostalgia back to the internet and call attention to lesser known games. My main concept is to go into games BLINDLY (with the exception of 1hr test run to make sure its possible and limited research to make rules of the challenge) in order to have the best/worst possible experience for a first time play through. My overall goal is to have my viewers have the internal responses of "Oh I remember that game" or "That game looks interesting, I may try it out." I have currently set up I believe everything I need to have a successful channel but I would like feedback if I'm missing important things. What I currently have is: A good quality microphone, a good editing software with the skills to properly use it, a good recording software to capture games, and have setup most of the channel itself.
These are the conflicts that I am worried about that I would like advice over from experienced creators.
- I am worried about the consistency schedule of my content. As a college student, my schedule is often busy with classes, exams, and other things that prevent me from working on content giving me only a few hours of free time to record/edit. This could result in significant delays in uploads based not only on my schedule but on the duration of the game + difficulty of the challenge. I don't want to be the kind of creator that only posts every couple of months, but I don't have the time to post every week or day. Any advice?
- I am worried about the viewership of my content. Because I am focusing on but not limiting myself to older, forgotten, or lesser known games, I am worried that most viewers will not be interested in the content I make as well as the algorithm favoring newer content that could result in the overlook of mine. I am not a person that really cares about high view count, but I don't want to spend so much time and energy to upload videos with single or double-digit view counts. Any advice?
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- I am worried about the consistency and uniqueness of my content. Due to the limited nature of challenge runs, I am worried that my content will look very similar across each upload, which could muddy up my goal and become uninteresting after a while. This also brings up the issues of limited games I can do challenges in and what I do about failed challenges. There is a vast majority of games that require all of their mechanics, making limiting mechanics for challenges difficult. This locks me out of a lot of games and genres limiting my choices for uploads. In regards to failed challenges, because I'm going into the games blindly (with the exception of 1hr test run to make sure its possible and limited research to make rules of the challenge), I am entirely uncertain if the challenges I set are even possible throughout completion. This begs the question of what to do with this content as I don't want to fail every video. Any advice from video game creators?
- I am worried about the difficulties of finding games that I can play. With my restrictions on games, I find it difficult to find effective games to have challenges in besides of course the obvious ones that everyone does. I've come up with some potential ideas for mediating this issue such as asking comments of the videos, online, or with friends, but I would like other method suggestions if there are any.
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Overall, I would appreciate any advice you have regardless of the ones I have posted. I've never done anything like this and would like help building my foundation from people who have learned the lessons need to be successful in content creation.
To clear up misunderstanding, I'm primarily focusing on games from 2001 until present day with most on ps3 to ps4 Era. I'm focusing on older games not classic/retro games. Hope this helps people understand more what I'm going for
Imagine a social platform where every video gets analyzed for authenticity:
Would this be useful to you, or would you just scroll like normal on TikTok/Instagram?
I’m trying to figure out if people would actually use an app like this.
I've been hearing a lot about people making real money through it and I'm genuinely curious what the experience is like. Like is it awkward at first? Do people actually show up? How long did it take before you got any traction?
I have around 40k followers from DJing and I just went live for the first time recently. I wasn't sure what to expect honestly.
Drop your experience below, good or bad. Curious what people think.
Hey guys,
I’m planning to start creating content and I’m curious — what kind of content do you enjoy watching the most in the fashion, beauty, makeup, or lifestyle niche?
Do you prefer outfit ideas, GRWMs, makeup looks, mini vlogs, relatable talking videos, styling tips, aesthetic content, or something else?
Would genuinely love to know your opinions :)
