3000 Subscribers on YouTube!!
I'm very excited to announce that Bravo and I reached 3000 subscribers on YouTube late last night (Oct 6, 2019). It actually took a lot of work to get here, but I have this funny feeling that things will take off pretty soon and I'll be able to focus more energy on posting more frequently. My next video is going to honor all of those who have subscribed so far and include a call to action for a goal of 5000 subscribers by the end of 2019.
I'm a little tired at the moment because I've been awake for more than 24 hours tweaking keywords, adding hashtags, and brainstorming for the next few videos. OH! I also finished editing a 20 second intro for future videos that will debut in the very next one; it's something I've been meaning to do for a while now and last night I finally felt inspired to get it done. Take a look below and tell me what you think. I guess technically it's getting its debut right here on the blog.
While I've been a member of the YouTube community since 2006, I've really only concentrated on building a following there for the past year. I've watched many videos, read many blog posts, and I've even studied at YouTube Space in Los Angeles to find the best ways to promote the channel and create the best possible content I can with what I have available to me. If you're interested in starting a YouTube channel or growing the one you have you should definitely check out Brian G Johnson on YouTube. If you'd like to learn more about filming and editing techniques follow Peter McKinnon. You can also sign up for free with TubeBuddy for some incredible best practices and promotion tools to help you build and run your channel with ease.
I'm a little tired at the moment because I've been awake for more than 24 hours tweaking keywords, adding hashtags, and brainstorming for the next few videos. OH! I also finished editing a 20 second intro for future videos that will debut in the very next one; it's something I've been meaning to do for a while now and last night I finally felt inspired to get it done. Take a look below and tell me what you think. I guess technically it's getting its debut right here on the blog.
While I've been a member of the YouTube community since 2006, I've really only concentrated on building a following there for the past year. I've watched many videos, read many blog posts, and I've even studied at YouTube Space in Los Angeles to find the best ways to promote the channel and create the best possible content I can with what I have available to me. If you're interested in starting a YouTube channel or growing the one you have you should definitely check out Brian G Johnson on YouTube. If you'd like to learn more about filming and editing techniques follow Peter McKinnon. You can also sign up for free with TubeBuddy for some incredible best practices and promotion tools to help you build and run your channel with ease.
I've got a few other tricks up my sleeve that I'll be implementing in upcoming episodes of the Mac and Bravo show, so be sure to subscribe and watch as things really start to get interesting.
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