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Harsh wouldn't really be correct, realistic would be the word. Someone who wants to make YouTube videos should have some kind of vision before s/he starts making videos. That vision is to be carried throughout the career. It's like running a business without a business plan. Where do you go once...

I would be ecstatic if they'd finally announce Dead Space 4.

Minecraft takes skill to do the big and complex. Consider Redstone mechanics, you need to know how to manipulate the stuff to make it do what you want it to do. @Koala_Steamed made a Minecraft computer and made Redstone memory that holds the #1 search result for "1kb". So yes, skill in the big...

Hold on a second. You started up a YouTube channel with absolutely no direction and no idea of where you wanted to go or do? Your initial inspiration for content creation should come from you and only you, and those around you will give you the tips to make that inspiration a reality.

It is also a game heavily reliant on connection for people like you mentioned. For us who are disconnected from large YouTubers, the best way to get out there is to boast a library heavy in content and variety. But remember, that 10 views per day per video will eventually turn to 20, then 30...

While watch time is the biggest factor, the like/dislike ratio does play a role in if you get into the recommended videos section. Do you really think YouTube would "recommend" a video with 80% dislikes?

Do not be afraid to produce entire videos that you don't intend on uploading, just for the purpose of getting better at it.

I got a message from them too. I wouldn't trust them since they try to recruit through your business email. Moving to another network would not be worth your time or effort.

You need to do your tags right. Using tags that don't get into the first page or (if you're lucky) second is worthless. In a nutshell, tags are how your video gets searched by people who want to see videos of that search term. "Gaming" as a search term would get you lucky to be in the first 100...

This isn't the place to ask for physical things. You can probably just get a cheap DVI-to-VGA adapter from the nearest electronic or thrift store.

If you have the option, use a standalone camera and edit it in afterwards.

The issue is that the only way the majority of gaming channels kick off nowadays is with a solid personality behind it. You're going to need a game that you enjoy, and that you can commentate over.

The month is not over yet. The dashboard will take time to update.

If you have no time, make sure it is feasible to actually have a channel and not have your performance affected.

It should also be noted that if you are making $100 a month, you are likely to qualify for a better revenue share.

The Freedom! CMS automatically monetizes videos even if the user doesn't want them to be. It's in the contract nobody read.

If you get a strike, I'm pretty sure your monetization rights will be removed. I'm not entirely certain but if you get one you may also be removed from the network (@Nerd can clarify if that is right) since the requirement to be here is a lack of copyright strikes. Two restricts your upload...

If feels great to receive this honor. But there is still lots of work to be done. Let's keep chipping at it and work together to make this place great for all!

I did end up having to buy a thing of string from Dollarama, and I ended up tying it to my loft as a DIY shock mount.

My Blue Yeti cost $102.01 CAD when I bought it on Black Friday. That's currently $68.57 USD, but was closer to $73 when purchased.