How to Become a Successful Vlogger if You're Just Starting Today | Ep. #481
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In Episode #481, Eric and Neil discuss how to become a successful vlogger if you're just starting today. Tune in to learn the importance of good editing, original content, great audio, and video quality – while cranking out volume so you can get your channel to rank.
Time-stamped show notes:- [00:28] - Today's topic: How to Become a Successful Vlogger if You're Just Starting Today
- [00:39] - A good example is Casey Neistat he does a great job on his good editing.
- [00:48] - If you just getting started, you need to find a good editor.
- [01:08] - You also have to have a good camera and good audio is super important.
- [01:30] - We are in the studio right now to deliver a better audio experience to you.
- [01:37] - You need to come up with interesting content topics that pique interest.
- [02:05] - Use sites like BuzzSumo to see what is and isn't popular.
- [02:29] - Only 1 in 30 videos are going to take off.
- [02:51] - Look at what Gary Vaynerchuk does just by having a guy following him.
- [03:29] - Crank out volume and deliver value.
- [03:54] - With the algorithms your rankings can die down. Always shoot for success.
- [04:40] - It's also about building your channel's authority.
- [04:54] - Marketing School is giving away 90-day FREE trial to Crazy Egg which is a visual analytics tool
- [04:55] - Go to SingleGrain.com/giveaway to get your FREE copy
- [04:56] - That’s it for today’s episode!
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