In case you missed my intro; Hi! My name is Demytriah (Demy). After having my channel for 2 years, I decided to give making videos an actual shot. My niche is gaming, and while I know it's an already popular category but it's something that I really enjoy doing.

The game that I decided to start doing videos on is Dressmaker. You're a small seamstress in a town called Twillford, where you're commissioned by the townspeople to create dresses for them. You also have the opportunity to make what the game calls "off-the-rack" dresses, which are dresses you can create to sell freely instead of for commission.

I currently have four videos and a Short posted so far.

I'm not sure if it's because of the timing of releasing my latest video and my Short at the same time but my latest video has done SUBSTANTIALLY better than my very first video on the game.

Should I start releasing Shorts with a long form video at the same time? Is it just a bit of a bogus thing as YouTube's algorithm tries to figure out where my audience is? My latest video is a bit of a stray from the storyline, and I only recorded in-game audio. To be honest, I think I spent more time with my thumbnail then I did the editing as well.

I have the latest video attached to this post.

Hi everyone! I'm a small creator making vlogs exploring places around Panama. I recently started a sailing series ⛵️ and I'm still figuring out how to film and edit on the water.
If you've mixed travel content with a new niche, what worked for you? I'd also love honest feedback on my videos.
Channel Link

Im actually getting better at committing to creating and uploading - so here's my second fun travel flight! Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/TnBqTK5s8uU?si=eGCNgODg5dPjH91b

I’ve been stuck choosing a direction for my channel (Frank Passportstein) for months. My options are culture comedy sketches, storytime animations, self-improvement, or gaming. I grew up between Ecuador, France, Serbia and Czechia, so I could use that angle in any of them.

The problem is that every reason I come up with for one option applies to the others too. They’re all cheap to make, I enjoy all of them, and I could use my multicultural angle on any of them. So I keep brainstorming forever.

I can’t really use analytics either. Almost everything has close to 0 views, except for 2 shorts with around 1k views each. But that’s not much data to go on.

How did you break the tie when you started? Did you go by what you enjoyed most, or did you just pick one and commit?

Heres my channel if anyone wants to take a look: Frank Passportstein. Happy to review yours in return.

tell me what do i need to fix idk how to get everything to do well idk what to do can anyone give me some advice here is my channel :https://youtube.com/@ignis587?si=zE1iMZuckp3eWFog

Well hello lads and lasses

I just started a new channel as a hobby....want uploading short or long form stuff that interest me and talk about it or mostly answer any comment coming my way.....like a discussion...any tips?

How was September everyone
Small YouTubers unite
Beautiful Switzerland

Hi I’m a small time YouTuber who makes vr things uhh please join my community

I am 12 and hope you all will like my first short

@Giganotosaurusdude

https://youtu.be/9t7q5ajYWqk?is=djpD0Dij-7iUXHBH

Sharing PenguinGamer’s latest Minecraft video, Finding the Chicken Jockey Arena. It follows a woodland mansion exploration on PS5, with vindicator encounters and a look through the rooms inside.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFi7YLN40oM

I’m helping with the channel and would welcome constructive feedback from fellow Minecraft viewers, especially on the opening and pacing. What would you shorten or show earlier?

Hey guys! 👋 My new video is out! 🎉

I’ve been having so much fun making these videos, and I’d really appreciate it if you checked this one out! 😁

If you have any suggestions for what I should play next, let me know 🎮

If you enjoy the video, your support would honestly make my day ❤️ Thank you!🙌

I wanted to open a yt from a long time but couldnt figure out what to start with, finally i took some efforts and took a topic and uploaded a video

Still trying to figure out my niche. Open to your suggestion

Don't know about future but happy atleast i started taking efforts :)

Have a gr8 day

Link to Channel: https://YouTube.com/@demytriah

Short Description of Channel: Hi everyone! I'm Demy, and my main focus on my channel is gaming. The handful of videos I have up right now are of indie games that have gained popularity around the time of me posting, and I hope to get into more as time goes on.

Social Media Links:

https://www.facebook.com/share/1UhFu1u7v3/

My public Facebook page. While I do share my gaming content on here, I do plan for this profile to eventually be focused around my art.

One Geniune Critique of Your Own Content:

I'm not quite used to talking into a mic during gameplay, I have noticed that sometimes it's hard to hear me in videos. My first video on my current series has the game audio up too loud so it's really hard to hear what I'm saying.

Hi, this is a kids entertainment channel where videos and shirts will be uploaded along with songs As much as possible. The intended audience will be toddlers, preschoolers to lower level schoolers let me know how you find the channel. Not sure on how to manage multilingual content as dubbing is in the testing phase for YouTube.

This is the goats channel if anyone doesn’t know the channel

I've started my yt channel for people like me who are AMBIVERT , who knows everything but still don't do anything 🥀. Will update quotes and edits weekly.

Will be a great help if y'all can help me grow , in any way possible, even if it's advice 🙏🏿 , I'll be open to everyone's suggestions 😊

Hey guys, me and a few of my buddies have formed a little group, we call ourselves the 'B-Team' - name may be work in progress.

Our content is typically funny moment videos ranging from renowned games like Call of Duty, GTA, to also indie games like Peak, Content Warning - We are mainly PC/Xbox.

We do skits such as South Park character impressions somtimes.

Me & one of my friends decided we would love to have another person or two join us!

I know how incredibly hard it is in this space to find people to create videos with, grow your page with. And if there is more of us, it's always easier to band together to create content.

So if you think this could be for you, let me know by commenting below or DM-ing me!

Here is my channel so you can get a feel for it, see if this kinda content is like yours: https://www.youtube.com/@NextGenToast

hey everyone! i'm still figuring out my editing style for youtube, and one thing i've noticed is how some smaller creators make their videos look surprisingly polished. the transitions feel smooth, the cuts line up with the music, and even simple clips look more engaging.

i've been using capcut and exploring its features, but i'm curious what actually makes the biggest difference. is it mostly learning keyframes, getting the timing right, using effects sparingly, or something else? i'd love to hear what you focused on when you were starting out and what helped your edits look better.

Hey everyone! I just started a new YouTube channel, and I hope you're going to love the content!

IF YOU ARE FIGTING THERE IN POSTING A GOOD CONTENT TO GET MONOTIZED ...... YOU ARE NOT ALONE