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I would personally go for the two-channel approach. On your main channel, do a mix of tech and gaming until you really figure out which one has more potential for you to earn greater viewerships, then make videos around that such as 3 videos tech, 1 gaming because the tech is a more popular type...

Given your channel, it is highly unlikely that you'll have subscriber retention if you've got no voiceover. However, what you could do is open up a second channel and post some raw footage, something about 5-10 minutes of simply the best sequences that happened in your recording session. You...

Check your watch time among your subscribers only. Odds are the majority of people that are watching your new content at this stage are not only not subscribed, but have never stepped foot on your channel ground at any point in the past. The average YouTube watch time is 40% across most videos...

If one of your videos starts getting lots of views over a long period of time, it's your duty to extend it's potential audience by figuring out what terms get it placed in the top of search. In the case of my LG 21.5" monitor review, I posted it without really thinking about it getting more than...

I get curious as to what exactly made them subscribe. If I could figure out from a pseudo-random subscriber about what made them subscribe then I could reapply that to future videos.

A channel name is something that you'll be referred to as and will refer to yourself as. When it comes to what you name yourself, ask yourself if you would be fine being called that if you were to become big on YouTube. The name should mean something to you, and not be something that you came up...

Good times for ad revenue are at the ends of quarters. The ad departments of businesses get funding per-quarter, and will go on ad-blitzes around the end of the quarter to ensure consistent funding across the year.

The channel is primarily used for the gameplay snippets that I create. I don't share generic gameplay but really only the best of what happens to me. I made this back when I had some intention of maybe being a gaming YouTuber, that has changed since then but it's nice to see these side things...

Laptops intended for creators work best. Assuming you're not also using this as the system that you record with (assuming PC). Get a Macbook Pro, a used one from 2012, or newer if you can stomach the cost. As much as I don't really like them as a brand, they have top notch QC and are...

Just ungroup the video and audio then shift it until it is synchronized, then group it again.

The end result of the shoutout series will be no different. Many people who do them have side content and do try to recommend to subscribe for that, but people just want themselves to get a shoutout. Think about that for a second. If I subscribe to someone with the intention of getting a...

I'm currently studying Astronomy & Astrophysics, do with that as you will.

I passed 100 subscribers a while ago. While I certainly had the ability to give something away, I don't think it's worth doing much for 100 subscribers since, as I've proven in a video on the same topic, more than 4.85Million other channels have passed that value before me. Personally, I don't...

I use Sony Vegas Pro 13, it's also the application that I use to make my thumbnails.

It is a good practice to never post a bad video. If you don't like it, don't post it.

It doesn't actually have anything to do with content quality, all Freedom! cares about when choosing whether or not to increase someone's revenue share is how much they are earning for the network in a given month. Earning enough? Cool, you'll get an increase. Example - Mine was increased to 67%...

Subscribers aren't important in the small channel realm. You need to focus on making stuff that gets noticed organically and that will build up the subscriber base that you'll want to have a viewership return that can translate into a steady viewer stream that results in good earnings, sharing...

Trump was the better solution, but the protests are rather ridiculous. Let me explain. Millennials, people who have done little to no work due to social welfare and have never seen a candidate of their choosing lose, are throwing a fit because they don't know how to react when they lose...

I'd want to see the first Dead Space game remastered with the control feel of the second or third game. I want to love that game, but the controls are laggy and it makes it difficult to aim. That coming from someone who played the second Dead Space before the first.

If you get the Legendary Edition of regular Skyrim at any time, you'll get the remastered version some 36 hours later at the upper end. So if you want, you could go onto G2A and spend $16 and get two versions of Skyrim.