Q&A for How to Make Yourself Famous on YouTube

Yes, by linking an Adsense account with your YouTube account, you can insert ads into your YouTube videos. You will earn money based on views and clicks for these ads. The more people that watch your videos, the more chances you'll have to earn money on ad revenue.

Yes it is because there is really no "right" way, just make sure you try and be true to who you are and stay up-to-date on the latest things, so that people watching get to see "new" stuff.

Everyone receives their share of negative comments. Ignore any comments that are insulting or pointlessly cruel, but pay attention to constructive criticism - it can help you improve your videos in the future.

Do what you do best and want to show to the world right from the beginning. For example, if you suck at cracking jokes or aren't interested in doing crazy science experiments, don't make a video using these elements. But, say you are a good skateboarder; then show the world some great skateboarding moves. Show your true passion and talent from video number one, and wow people with your excitement, knowledge, and skills so they'll keep returning to you for more. Do an introduction to your world, explain who you are and what you like to do, tell your viewers what you hope to achieve with your channel, and what videos to expect. Keep them interested, but remember, everyone has to start somewhere. You may look back at your first video and cringe, but it will be nice to see how far you've come!

Put your YouTube link in your social media bios. Post a picture or status (whatever social media it is) to get friends to watch it. It will get you your first few views. Do not spam YouTube channels or you risk the viewers down voting your videos to pay you back for annoying them.

Using YouTube creator studio limits you considerably. You can do the basics like adding music. If you want to become serious, then you might want to look into other programs and even buying one. Though, if you just do it as a hobby, use Windows movie maker. It has more features.

Comment on their videos, or send them an email . The address is usually at the tab info.

Go to the Monetization page. Get there by clicking your icon in the top right > Creator Studio. Then, in the left menu, click Channel > Monetization. Go to the "How will I be paid?" section. From the AdSense Association page, follow the "next" step to be directed to AdSense. At the bottom of the page, select the option Yes, proceed to Google account sign in to choose the Google Account you want to use. Enter the password for your Google Account. Accept the association and you'll be redirected back to YouTube.

Make sure you have a great singing voice that others would want to hear. And make sure your videos are fun and interesting. This guarantees your viewers will come back again and again to see your new stuff.

You should upload whenever you feel comfortable with it. Try to upload at least once every week. That way they will keep on coming back. Once you post the video, then share it with all of your friends. As for social media, there are best times for posting but that depends on where you live and your target audience, so do some background research on that to ensure the best results.

You don't get money from subscribers, you get money from an ad in your video. How much you get depends on how much the company of the ad is paying, so it is quite unpredictable.

Sign in with your Gmail account and select "Make New Account" -- then make your channel. Start small. Post one video a week, then work your way up to one video every day. Covers, parodies and funny videos in general are good ideas.

It depends. If they have their email posted under Business Enquiries, then you can email but for business purposes only. Otherwise, leave them a comment on a video saying you'd like to get in touch by email and could they email you.

Many famous YouTuber's have very similar channels, especially if they're doing challenges. Everyone is unique and your channel should show that, but if you feel you are imitating another channel, mention it in your video. Say where you got the idea from and that you wanted to try it for yourself.

You could just use a phone with good pixel quality. But if you want a camera, a Canon EOS 850 or a Nikon FR765 should be satisfying for the price. Any other DSLR camera should do well.

YouTubers primarily make money from ad revenue, which they receive from Google when people view videos that have been monetized using ads. Many YouTubers are also sponsored by a variety of third party companies. In this case, they are paid by sponsor companies to directly integrate ads into the content of their videos. Finally, a select few YouTube channels have created premium content for the recently released subscription service, YouTube Red. In this case, they are paid a cut of the subscription fees for the service.

Try looking for music that is labelled as "Creative Commons" where you can use music as long as you give credit to the original creator.

You can put things like "Challenges", "Music Video", or "Parody" into a bucket or hat and draw it out. Then, write down things in that topic like if you got challenges write "chubby bunny", "cinnamon", etc. and pull one out.

Be authentic, have interesting themes, and don't pretend to know what you don't. Provide exciting content and keep the videos regular and on point. Learn from mistakes and listen to the fans' constructive advice. At the end of a video, or in the text underneath, ask your fans to like or comment on it. When you give your viewers a call to action, they will be more likely to respond to your request.

You can typically edit videos using YouTube's video editing feature. You can also edit videos using a video editing program, such as Windows Movie Maker. Check out How to Edit Videos for YouTube for more information and ideas.

You can, but it is totally up to you.

It could be, if you're confident with your voice and think that you're a very good singer. Although, there are tons of covers, so you'd have to be very good to be noticed. Be unique and creative when deciding what to make a video about. If you love singing and you think you're good at it, give it a go. However, remember that uploading at least one video a week is key to becoming YouTube famous, so try to do other things too.

Yes, it is possible, although be realistic about it. For most people, it'll remain a hobby and isn't a fast track to stardom. Do covers of songs you like and comment on the videos of the original artist that you have done a cover of their song. In time, people will notice your version. Once you have lots of subscribes, you can start writing your own songs. Or, if you're confident enough, start this way, so as to get your subscribers enjoying your originality from the start.

While it's hard to say exactly what will get you more subscribers, you can build your subscriber base by releasing interesting content on a regular basis. You'll also want to promote your channel, and urge your current subscribers to tell their friends.

Starting a camping series may help you get famous on YouTube. Tell stories of your time in the wilderness and give survival tips to keep your viewers interested.