The goal of YouTube is to get their users to stay on the site for as long as possible meaning they can display more ads and make more money. Luckily YouTube has given creators a suite of great tools to direct viewers to more of their content. Today we are going to look at one such tool, End Screens. What are they are how do we set them up?

When filming on your phone have you ever noticed that you face looks like you’ve been far too generous with the fake tan?  There are a couple of reasons for this and today I tell you what they are and how to fix them.

We talk to our customers all day long about what we do but as soon as the camera starts rolling it seems like our brain becomes detached and we suddenly have no knowledge of our speciality.  Coming across as confident in a video gives your viewers confidence that you know what you are talking about and that they should listen to you so today I am going to give you my top 3 tips for getting comfortable in front of camera.

There are 3 different ways for your videos to be discovered on YouTube, search, recommended and linked videos.  Today I am going to break down what each one means and what you need to do to be found.

You may not know this but you could be driving viewers to watch more of your videos and getting more watch time using linked videos.  Today I am going to tell you the 4 different ways to link to your content on YouTube and how to use them together to drive your viewers to particular pieces of your content.

YouTube wants you to get viewers to watch more of your content.  The longer you keep your viewers on YouTube, the more ad money they will make and the more they will love you.  Today I am going to show you a strategic way to use cards to drive viewers to more of your content.