Did you know? You don't even have to appear in front of the camera to be a successful YouTube creator. Find out more in this week's episode of vidIQ's TubeTalk podcast.
Creators think they have to always be in front of the camera to be successful on YouTube, but that's not always the case. On this week's episode, I chat with Jessica Hatch, the CEO of Gone To The Snow Dogs, a phenomenal channel where the main "stars" are her dogs!
This YouTube channel has almost 1 million subscribers so clearly Jessica has figured out what her audience wants and how to use the YouTube algorithm in her favor. On today's episode you will learn:
About being on camera vs not
How to follow trends and use them
Can you share too much with your audience?
The Analytics that you should be focused on
Recreating content that already works is a great strategy
Click on the podcast links above to listen to Jessica's advice, and don't forget to give her social channels a follow!
What to do When You're Feeling Stressed as a YouTuber
Creator Burnout is a very real thing, and on this episode of TubeTalk, four YouTubers will be discussing their journey and what happens when its time to take a break.
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Liron Segev, aka TheTechieGuy, is the Director of Customer Success at vidIQ, an internationally celebrated Digital YouTube Strategist working with some of the largest brands and YouTube influencers in the world. Over the past 20+ years, his work has taken him to South Africa, the UK and the US where he frequently speaks at conferences and provides expert tech commentary for various print publications, radio, and TV while actively running his Tech YouTube Channel.
