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Let’s face it—TikTok is undoubtedly the new wave of social media, and it’s changing the game forever. YouTube will probably stay around for a long while, but the high production level and work it takes to produce videos from 3 to even 20+ minutes hasn’t caught the eye of the younger crowd. Now that TikTok has taken control of the social media space, the best option is to direct their TikTok followers to other platforms to ensure they know where to find their favorite creator if something were to happen.

It’s a new year! And with a new year comes new opportunities. In the YouTube world, getting views seems to be the main concern for creators across the platform. But as the platform grows more and more popular, and even worse, as other platforms also grow in popularity, there is a sudden overload of content being poured into YouTube every day, making the chances of getting a lot of views all that much harder. Thankfully, there are a few ways around that in 2021. From outsourcing your viewers to curating content for the algorithm, there are a few surefire ways to ensure you’re raking in those views this year! Here they are.

There are quite a few ways to boost the success of your channel, expediting the process and catapulting you into YouTube fame. Often times, however, there is one that goes overlooked. No, it’s not your video thumbnail, or commenting on your own videos. It’s not even the description or hashtags under your videos! The answers lies within your channel itself. Look a little deeper and you’ll find that your channel description is one of the most vital aspects of the survivability of your loyal following.

YouTube is a successful social media platform today not just because it’s an opportunity to post long form content, but because it has grown up with social media, or, us, rather. As the internet grows older, new websites and apps and overall social media platforms get thrown into the mix.. Sometimes this can complicate things, making the “standard” more difficult for older, more established platforms to follow suit.

Starting up a YouTube channel can be a pretty daunting move. Often times, it can be hard to keep up the momentum of consistent uploads when you’re just starting out. After all, it feels pretty dumb to post videos that “no one is watching”, right?