Q&A for How to Become a Successful Vlogger on YouTube

If you're a beginner, you could use an iphone as it has decent quality. Once you have decided you want to continue with vlogging, you can invest in a higher quality camera.

No. You just create an account, post and edit a video, and your good to go. You can also comment on other peoples vlogs asking them to check out your vlogs.

You can try Kinemaster (you can insert photos/videos while editing another video, and it's a free app).Try Splice, too. Next is Quik, and I’ve seen some YouTubers use Final Cut Pro. Just a helpful tip: Adobe Spark Post can make your thumbnail stand out.

Most vlogs are about your daily life, but be nice, and be yourself. You could do whatever you want. Have fun and enjoy yourself. You could do technically anything but nothing dangerous or harmful to you or any other people.

Yes, you can definitely use your mobile phone for this.

By creating a YouTube account, you own a channel. Whether or not you upload to it, that's your thing to decide. A lot people use their channel for family use to upload cat videos or "Tommy's first steps" kind of thing. Regardless, they own a channel. Building your channel is not terribly difficult. I recommend using YouTube tutorials to find what best fits your resources.

That might appeal to a select few, but most people are more drawn to people with whom they can connect emotionally.

I am using one from Amazon. This one has 1080P and comes with a microphone so your audience can hear you. This camera is "Camera Camcorder, Onshowy Remote Control Infrared Night Vision Handy Camera HD 1080P 24MP 16X Digital Zoom Video Camera with Microphone and 3.0" LCD 270 Degree Touchscreen and 2 batteries". It's $119.99 and worth buying.

Yes! This will be interesting and a good startup video, as it will be easy to come up with content.

No. If you want to use a phone camera, you need one with a decent quality. Samsungs are not known for good quality. Try a cheap camera or an iPhone 6 or higher.

Share them on your social media accounts; you should have, at the least, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts to promote your vlogs. You can also email the links to friends and family and ask them to forward it along to anyone they think may be interested.

By default, 15 minutes. However, if you go to the upload page and select "Increase your limit" under Help and Suggestions toward the bottom, you can verify your account for limitless video length. YouTuber Jonathan Harchick currently holds the record, with his video being a little over 571 hours.

A camcorder is actually quite good for blogging but be sure to practice with it till it works well for your needs.

Begin your vlog by introducing yourself. Explain what hobbies you have, your interests and passions. And talk about why you are starting your vlog, what motivated you and what things you have in store for viewers in the coming months.

Yes, a GoPro Is a great camera to use for vlogging. Plus, it's waterproof, and you can use it anywhere!

Yes, you can download Kinemaster, PowerDirector or any other editing app you like.

You can use any phone as long as it produces good quality videos. You're viewers should at least be able to see and hear you and what you're doing, with complete clarity.

If you're under 13, you'll need to get a parent-authorized account on YouTube.

Introduce yourself, show what's around you, give a tour around your place and basically be you and show that what you have made for the audience is going to be worth coming back to time and again.

Ussualy after you hit the 1,000 subscriber milestone. Another great way to earn money from making YouTube videos is by reaching out to local and online companies to review their product (s) for a small compensation, that is what I have done in the past!

Keep sharing consistently is key. Eventually, people will start watching your content, don't give up.

No, it's not necessary to show your face during vlogging. You could simply hold your camera out in front of you during a video and not show your face.

Make the title interesting, so it's able to "hook" the viewer. For example, if you went to the beach, your title could be, "I Went to the Beach and Found a(n) ____!!". Don't over-promise though or people will get annoyed when the video doesn't produce what you said it would.

You need to keep posting vlogs and not just have 2, as it takes days, weeks, months, years to build up viewers. A lot of YouTubers whp have been doing blogs had to work hard by posting new videos for a long time to gain viewers. Gaining viewers doesn't happen overnight or with just 2 videos. Keep adding more videos more than once a week.