Justyce Mitchelle

Well, I thought the internet would just magically recommend my post or video to a very small group of people and if they responded well to my content then the content would begin to circulate and voila I mean, I didn’t get a whole lot of views, but those one or two people who watch your videos are more likely to like the video and leave a comment. Nobody can really judge your content because nobody is watching 2.You don’t feel the pressure to post certain content because your audience is very sparse 3.You can take risks with your content without feeling scared 4.You have time to practice perfecting your content and niche Since you barely have an audience they can’t make certain demands on what content they would like to see or leave rude comments Even though I can probably mention a lot of Cons, I will only mention some reasons why it sucks being a super small content creator: 2.You feel like all your hard work is for nothing 3.By nobody looking at your content its easier to give up

My channel is an “informational based channel” as I like to call it and the videos I posted are all interesting facts I found about space, the human body, dreams, and facts behind running every day. So I asked myself this question; What can I do on YouTube that doesn’t require me to be like everyone else that is successful on YouTube? But with those videos they add a million steps in between and you feel as though you can’t start because you don’t have perfect lighting or sound, but the truth is you can. I plan to continue to tell people in other people’s comments to go watch my videos and interact on YouTube.

Except we really don’t know how much or what these people did to get the money. I wanted to be able to make money while I slept (passive income) and didn’t have to physically be at a job. I want to document my journey with YouTube because all I put out on YouTube are the facts; my channel isn’t really about me. I haven’t promoted my YouTube to my social media followers and don’t plan to (reasons for that will be in another post), but I do plan to promote my book if it’s any good.

My social media followers are people I encounter in real life and people I have a couple of people on Instagram whom I know in real life and actually have hung out with that have YouTube channels. In my experience, people are more likely to subscribe and watch your videos when they know other people are too. I just don’t want to be lumped into a category of people who started a YouTube channel and just never followed through with it.