I Tried Youtube Shorts for 365 Days!
Summary
TLDRThe video script from the ZIO YouTube channel shares insights on creating viral short-form content, emphasizing the importance of branding, niche selection, and consistency. It advises analyzing successful content, simplifying explanations, and focusing on quality improvements. The speaker details their journey, including the creation of a 'viral recipe' and adapting to changing algorithms, ultimately facing copyright issues and the need for resilience and adaptability.
Takeaways
- 🎥 The speaker runs a YouTube channel called ZIO, focusing on Marvel movies.
- 🚀 The channel achieved millions of views but the speaker realized there's a faster way to grow.
- 🏷️ Treat your YouTube channel as a brand with consistent fonts, colors, and branding elements.
- 🛠️ Use tools like Midjourney for creating logos and banners if you're not a designer.
- 📈 Choose a niche for your content and ensure there's an audience interested in that niche.
- 🔍 Analyze successful channels in your niche to understand what type of content performs well.
- 📝 Create a 'viral recipe' by noting what makes your most viewed videos stand out.
- 🕊️ Start publishing videos without overthinking; there will be time to improve as you go.
- 📊 After publishing consistently, analyze your videos' performance using metrics like view count, retention, and swipe rate.
- 🔄 Be prepared to revise your content strategy if the 'golden formula' stops working due to changing trends.
- 📉 The speaker faced a copyright strike and demonetization, highlighting the importance of original content and fair use.
- 💪 The key principle for channel success is determination, learning from setbacks, and maintaining motivation.
Q & A
What is the name of the YouTube channel mentioned in the transcript?
-The name of the YouTube channel mentioned is ZIO.
What type of content does the ZIO channel primarily focus on?
-The ZIO channel primarily focuses on making short and long-form videos about Marvel movies.
What is the main goal of the speaker in the video?
-The main goal of the speaker is to explain how to quickly achieve high views on YouTube by creating short-form content that goes viral.
What is the first step the speaker suggests to start a YouTube channel?
-The first step suggested is to treat your channel as a brand, decide on fonts and colors, and keep them consistent throughout the channel.
Why is it important to have a logo and a banner for a YouTube channel?
-Having a logo and a banner is important as it helps in branding the channel and making it visually consistent and recognizable.
What tool did the speaker use to create their logo and banner if they were not a good designer?
-The speaker used Midjourney to create their logo and banner.
What should a YouTube channel owner do before starting to create content?
-The channel owner should pick a niche they are interested in and ensure there is an audience for that niche's content.
How can one find popular niches on YouTube?
-One can ask ChatGPT for a list of popular niches or search Wikipedia for a list of hobbies to find a niche of interest.
What is the speaker's advice for new YouTubers regarding the production of their first videos?
-The speaker advises new YouTubers not to overthink it and to spend as little time as possible on making each video, especially when starting out.
What should a YouTuber do after publishing videos for about three weeks?
-After publishing videos for about three weeks, a YouTuber should go back and analyze data to see which videos are doing well and understand what makes them different from the rest.
What metrics should a YouTuber focus on when analyzing the performance of their short-form content?
-A YouTuber should focus on view count, retention, and swipe rate when analyzing the performance of their short-form content.
What did the speaker do after realizing their viral formula was no longer working?
-The speaker repeated steps three and four, analyzed better-performing videos, and updated their viral recipe list with new points.
What was the consequence of the speaker's channel receiving a copyright strike?
-After receiving a copyright strike, the speaker's channel was demonetized due to reused content that did not meet fair use standards.
How did the speaker adapt their content strategy after the copyright issue?
-The speaker went back to adding voiceovers to their videos, repeated the analysis process, and planned to reapply to the YouTube Partner program.
What principle did the speaker emphasize as crucial for success on YouTube?
-The speaker emphasized determination as the key principle, encouraging continuous learning, improvement, and maintaining motivation despite challenges.
Outlines
📚 Revamping YouTube Channel Strategy
The speaker discusses their experience running a faceless YouTube channel called ZIO, which focuses on Marvel movies. Initially, they achieved millions of views but later realized there was a faster way to success. They share their method for creating short-form content that can go viral quickly. The speaker emphasizes the importance of treating the channel as a brand, maintaining consistent fonts and colors, and having a clear niche. They also suggest using tools like Midjourney for design and analyzing successful content in the niche to replicate their success. The speaker advises not to overthink the initial content creation and to focus on continuous improvement in various aspects of video production.
🔍 Analyzing and Adapting to YouTube Trends
This paragraph delves into the analytical aspect of YouTube content creation. The speaker explains the importance of reviewing data after publishing content consistently for a few weeks to understand which videos perform well and why. They highlight the key metrics to monitor, such as view count, retention, and swipe rate, and the necessity of re-watching and analyzing the most viewed videos to identify their unique elements. The speaker then encourages creating a 'viral recipe list' to replicate the success in future videos, which they did, leading to more viral content and eventually monetization of their channel.
🔄 Adjusting to Changing YouTube Algorithms
The speaker recounts an experience where their previously successful content formula stopped working, resulting in decreased views and ad revenue. They emphasize the need to revisit the analysis and improvement steps to adapt to changes in YouTube's algorithms and viewer preferences. Upon doing so, they discovered that videos with sound effects at the beginning, attention-grabbing graphics, and cool movie edits without voiceovers were performing better. Implementing these insights led to increased traction and ad revenue, demonstrating the importance of staying flexible and responsive to platform dynamics.
🚫 Navigating Copyright Issues on YouTube
The speaker shares a setback they faced when their channel received a copyright strike and was demonetized due to reused content that did not meet fair use standards. Despite this challenge, they remained determined, returning to adding voiceovers and refining their content strategy. The speaker plans to reapply for the YouTube Partner program and concludes with a message of determination, urging others to learn from experiences, improve, find solutions, and maintain motivation despite challenges.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡faceless YouTube channel
💡ZIO
💡short form content
💡branding
💡Midjourney
💡niche
💡analysis
💡viral recipe
💡monetization
💡copyright notice
💡determination
Highlights
The speaker ran a faceless YouTube channel for over two years, achieving millions of views, but later realized a faster method to gain similar results.
The channel 'ZIO' focuses on making short and long-form videos about Marvel movies.
The video emphasizes creating short-form content and getting quick views by going viral.
Treating your channel as a brand involves maintaining consistent fonts and colors.
Creating a logo and banner is essential, and tools like Midjourney can be used if one is not a good designer.
Selecting a clear niche is crucial for success on YouTube, and AI like ChatGPT or Wikipedia can help identify popular niches.
Analyzing other successful channels in your niche to understand what type of content is performing well is recommended.
The speaker found 'did you know' fact videos about movies doing well in their niche.
It's advised not to overthink the creation process, especially when starting out, and to publish the first video as soon as possible.
Continuously improving the video style, such as transitions, subtitles, and sound effects, is key to enhancing video quality.
After publishing consistently for about three weeks, the speaker's first viral video was made.
Analyzing data, such as view count, retention, and swipe rate, is crucial to understanding which videos perform better.
Creating a 'viral recipe list' helps in replicating the success of the most viewed videos.
The speaker's experience shows that even after monetization, a strategy may need revision if views decrease.
Adapting to changes, such as adding sound effects and graphics, can help revive a channel's performance.
Facing copyright issues and demonetization due to reused content is a significant challenge that content creators must be aware of.
Determination and continuous improvement are key principles for overcoming challenges and maintaining channel growth.
Transcripts
I've been running a faceless YouTube channel for over two years getting millions of views until
I realized that I've been doing it all wrong there's a way to achieve these results in just
a few months let me explain so the channel I'm talking about is called ZIO where I make short and
long form videos about Marvel movies in this video I'll focus on the short form content how you can
get similar views as quickly as possible and show you the exact method I use to make them go viral
treat your channel as a brand decide what fonts and colors you'll use and
keep them consistent throughout your channel to get started you're going to
need a logo and a banner you can make them in any photo editor you want or
if you're not a good designer you can make one using Midjourney like I did
if you're posting randomly without choosing a clear topic sorry but you can't succeed on
this platform so pick a niche you want make sure there's people out there who
want to watch content from that niche you can ask chatgpt to give you a list of the
most popular niches on youtube or go to Wikipedia search for list of hobbies and
pick one that you're interested in then jump straight into step three
you need to analyze other big channels in your niche and see which type of content
is doing well recently I did the same when I started out my channel and saw facts about
movies doing pretty well in my niche you probably saw at least one video like this
did you know in avengers endgame did you know that in spiderman did you know thor in love
and thunder so I found a bunch of interesting facts and explained them as simply as I could
in my videos one thing I strongly recommend is don't overthink it spend as little time as you
can on making each video especially when you're first starting out you're going to
have a lot of time to improve your content but when you're in the beginning just publish your
first video as soon as you can get comfortable making that style of content then choose one
side of the video to improve next time for example focus on making better transitions
in the next five videos then better subtitles better coloring better sound effects and so on
it will definitely increase your video quality instead of trying to make everything perfect
back to the channel after publishing consistently for about three weeks I made my first viral video
after publishing around 10 shorts or so you need to go back and analyze data see which
videos are doing well and which doesn't this step may be a bit boring for some of you but
it's definitely the most crucial one so don't skip that and the only important metrics you
should check for YouTube shorts are view count retention and swipe rate but more importantly
just re-watch your most viewed videos and try to understand what makes them different from
the rest write them down in a viral recipe list and you can either try to tick as many boxes as
you can in your next shorts or choose a few for each video and implement them one by one I made
that list for my viral short and saw the subtitles were shorter the scene was changing faster and I
made a joke at the end that wasn't funny anyways I used this list for my next videos and I got two
more viral shorts at the end of that month so in December 2022 I finally got monetized
what worked in the past may no longer work today after replicating the same formula
for the next month I realized the formula is not working anymore even though it was monetized the
channel's ad revenue was less than 20 dollars a month obviously things weren't looking good
even though I used the same techniques the views were getting lower in each video if you
came across that hitch on your channel too it's the sign showing the golden formula is
broken or needs a revision you need to repeat step three and four and add new points to your
viral recipe list and when I did it again this time I saw better performing videos
had a sound effect in the beginning like this some type of graphic that takes attention and
most of them didn't have a voiceover they were just cool edits of recent movies even though I
was a bit suspicious since it was easier to make this type of content I made more
of them and they did really well the channel was getting more and more traction every day the ad
revenue went from 20 to over 150 dollars that month everything was great I was sure it would
easily turn into thousands of dollars in a few months until one day I got an email from YouTube
it said some of your videos have been taken down due to a copyright notice we had to take down the
following three videos from YouTube so basically my three edits about the movie spider-verse has
been taken down by Sony and my channel got a copyright strike but that's not the worst part
a few hours after that my channel got demonetized because of reused content it turns out my edits
weren't edited enough to meet the fair use it was just the worst thing that could ever happen after
the channel was starting to take off but that didn't stop me from posting I now went back to
adding voiceovers to my videos repeated step three and four again to make my formula even better and
will reapply the YouTube Partner program in a few weeks so if there's one principle you
need to use on your channel after this video it's determination no matter how challenging it is just
learn from each experience and try to improve find Solutions and don't lose your motivation
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