10 YouTubers & 10 Ways to Help You Grow Your Channel #Best Education Page #Online Earning

- Publishing videos on YouTube has been a lot of fun

and incredible lessons have been learned along the way.

We've since grown the channel

over 100000 subscribers in the last year

since I've really started focusing on it,

and it wasn't just me, it was actually a lot of people

who have helped influence me in many different ways,

so in this video, I wanna share with you 10 YouTubers

and the lessons I've learned from them

in one single word, starting with Roberto Blake,

and the word that best describes Roberto is "transparent,"

because you'll notice in his videos,

he's very real with you, he's very raw and honest

with how he teaches creators to support their life,

and to live a fulfilled life as a creator online,

and making money, and he teaches a lot of people videos,

but more than that, it's a lot about the mindset of

becoming your own boss and stepping into

yourself as a creator.

As he often says, "Create something awesome,"

and that's exactly what he teaches people to do.

But what I really enjoy the most is his transparency.

Now, Roberto and I had the pleasure of

doing some collaborations earlier last year,

and that includes a Tesla video that we filmed together,

where I learned a lot about his story

and how he got to where he's at,

and we'll link to that and all the other videos

that we're gonna talk about in this video

in the description below.

But major shout-out to Roberto.

Thank you for all the help, my friend,

and I will continue to be inspired by you

every single day.

All right, next up, number two, we have Amy Landino,

and her word is "persistence,"

and the reason her word is "persistence"

is because she's been on YouTube for quite a long time,

and it was only within the last eight to 10 months

that, really, her channel has begun to explode.

She's found a groove, and she's found a style,

and she's tried many different things over the years

to really find her audience.

And guess what?

They found her, and her channel is growing like mad.

And every time she reaches a new milestone,

she and I have a little text chat together.

I'm just so proud of her and really inspired

because it just shows that some of the times,

this takes time, but if you truly believe in what you do

and you're also having a good time doing it,

you can have some major growth, just like Amy.

Amy and I also did an interview together

in Tactics in a Tesla, and it actually was

the most popular one.

Next up we have Thomas Frank from College Info Geek

and his channel Thomas Frank.

And the word for Thomas is "quality."

I actually had him in the studio for an interview,

and he was telling me about his

process of creating a video,

and it was just not putting a camera on and filming.

There was a lot of work that he puts into his videos,

and if you check out some of his videos,

you can see, once you start paying attention to

a lot of the little nuances design-wise and content-wise

that he puts into the amazing content that he puts out.

He also recently crossed the one million subscriber mark

and he's growing even faster, and again,

I'm just super inspired by Thomas.

Plus, he also has a lot of great advice on his channel

for how to stay focused, how to study,

how to get things done, and how to just live

a very healthy and fulfilled life

doing whatever it is that you do.

So, Thomas, well done, and make sure

you check him out here too.

All right, next up is Mel Robbins.

She is an incredible author, and speaker, and YouTuber.

She has nearly half a million subscribers,

and I've recently gotten onto her YouTube channel.

Not as a guest yet, but I meant, like,

I recently found it, and it's amazing.

What I love about her and her word

that I have for her is "story."

She tells amazing stories to teach,

and just is a great reminder that

using a platform like YouTube,

or even if you're a podcaster,

use it to tell great stories

that are very engaging and they allow you

to understand the lessons, not just the what,

but the why behind it.

So, use your platform to tell stories

is really the best thing that I learned from Mel,

and she has a lot of great content

to help you with personal development,

and growing your business,

and living a more fulfilled life,

and again, she tells amazing stories.

Another thing I've noticed about Mel's videos

is that she's funny, she's very witty,

she makes fun of herself, and she's just very vulnerable,

and silly, and I love that about her.

It makes me wanna get to know her.

I wish I did because we just, I'm just,

you can't help but fall in love with her

when you watch her on her YouTube channel.

So, check her out, and again,

links in the description below.

All right, next up, probably the ones

who have helped me the most in terms of

just technically how to create videos

that are engaging, and how to utilize

a lot of the mechanics of YouTube,

is Sean and Benji from Video Influencers.

They just came out with a book recently

called YouTube Secrets, which you should all check out.

I'll have a link in the description below.

But most of all, I mean, their channel is free information

to help you grow your YouTube channel,

so if you don't already know who they are,

you should definitely check 'em out,

but they're also, I mean, they get right to the point.

There's hardly any fluff,

and they have a great relationship,

and they both have a lot of value to have

to help us influencers and YouTubers

really start to build amazing and big audiences

and get more views, and get more subscribers.

Again, like I said, a lot of the technical stuff

that you wanna know about YouTube,

well, you can find 'em on most of these channels

that I'm talking about,

but definitely Video Influencers with Sean and Benji.

Now, what's the word for Video Influencers?

Well, I remember meeting with Sean for collaboration

earlier in the year, also did an interview

in the Tesla with him, I was on his channel,

which was a lot of fun,

and when he and his videographer

were shooting for his channel,

I learned about the importance of process.

He had a very clear system of

how to do things on his shoot,

and it was like, he was like a drill sergeant there,

not in a bad way, but he knew exactly like,

okay, time to shoot some photos for thumbnails,

all right, I think we need a shot for Facebook,

and we were just like bam, bam, bam,

and we were able to get, like,

10 to 12 pieces of content in addition to

the main piece of content that we got,

all in just a few minutes because he just knew

exactly what to do, probably because he's done this

many times before and he knows what he wants,

but also likely because he just has that memorized,

and that list, and the to-do, and so,

when you build systems, it just becomes habit,

and when those things support your business

and how you do what you do, I mean,

it just makes everything easier,

so we're trying to do even better

here in the studio about getting better with systems,

and processes to help us better manage the channel

as it begins to grow, and the content

that we're coming out with.

So, process, process, process.

All right, next up we have Charli.

Charli Marie TV, she and I had gotten together,

actually, in London when I was there a couple years ago

at the YouTuber summit by Chris Tucker,

and her YouTube channel is one that is very inspiring

because her word is "niche."

She has a very specialized group of people

who watch her videos, and those are

designers and freelancers,

and she teaches the design community

how to be better designers,

both as a business owner and as a graphic artist,

and I love that about her.

It's very narrow, yet she's been able to grow her channel

to 120000 subscribers as of this date,

and it's continuing to grow even faster.

And what I love about her is she's also very raw,

and very real, and very honest and authentic

on her channel, but I like how she also brings you

behind the scenes on things too.

So, I could've selected any of those words with Charli.

I love her channel, and also her style

on her videos are very clear.

She has, like, this purple motif,

and her videos are stylized very similarly.

She's obviously a graphic designer,

so that's really important,

and it shows in her work.

But most of all, her niche,

it's just really inspiring 'cause it just shows you that

you don't have to cast a wide net

in order to have major success.

You can cast a very strategic net.

By net, I mean put out amazing content

that's gonna help your people.

All right, next up we have Chris Ramsy.

He's like a magician, I was gonna say musician,

but I guess he's a muse.

But anyway, he does card tricks,

and puzzles, and a lot of fun things,

and his video quality's really great.

But you know what the word is for Chris?

It is "anticipation" built into his topic

and his subject, especially with the puzzles that he does,

some incredibly well-designed puzzles, beautiful,

but also, you wanna know if he's gonna solve these puzzles

and how long it's gonna take.

He actually, in his videos, will put the

stopwatch on on his phone to time

how long he can, or how long it takes him

to get through some of these puzzles,

and some of these puzzles are really weird looking,

like one that looks like a foot

and one that looks like a little orb inside a cage,

and it's just amazing.

But once you start watching, you can't not watch it

'cause you wanna see how it all goes.

And plus, just the story that he tells behind them,

and his commentary related to these puzzles

just make you watch the whole thing.

So, big lesson I learned from Chris is,

somehow, try to create anticipation.

Create an open loop such that people

will stick around in your videos

and wanna continue to watch all the way through.

That is easier in some niches than others,

but it is a thing that you all

should be thinking about for sure.

All right, next up we have Tim Schmoyer.

Tim was very inspirational to me

when I first started out on YouTube.

He was very gracious with a lot of his time,

and helping me out, and giving me lots of

encouraging words along the way,

so thank you, Tim, I appreciate that.

And really, that signifies your word

that I'm giving you, and that is "inspire."

You inspire me, your videos, and the content

that you have, the guests that you bring on.

A lot of what you do is not just the education piece,

but the inspiration piece too.

You know, a great way to succeed with

any kinda content you're coming out with

is to do either one of three things,

that is, to educate, to entertain, or inspire,

and Tim, many of your videos do all of those things.

But mostly, the inspiration is, to me,

what I resonate with the most,

and that's why, when you invite other people on,

like, by other people I mean,

like, it's weird, I'm speaking to you now, Tim,

even though the other ones, I was speaking about them.

But anyway, what Tim does really great

is he invites people on to show you

how they've done what they've done

with their YouTube channel,

a specific strategy that they've used,

how persistent they were.

Those are things that make just the idea of

building a YouTube channel very real,

and it just makes it something that is, like,

wow, I can actually do that too,

let me give that a shot.

So, I appreciate Tim for inviting

successful YouTubers on his show very often

and understanding how they

were able to do what they do.

Super inspiring.

All right, number nine, Derral Eves.

I have to give a big shout-out to Derral because

he invited me to VidSummit in 2017,

and then again in 2018 to speak to the VidSummit audience.

But this is really where I started my,

I would say, YouTube career.

I mean, I have a lot of businesses going on

and I don't necessarily have a YouTube career per se,

but my foray into my start in the world of YouTube

happened at VidSummit because of Derral

and getting invited to this conference.

But not only that, he has been very gracious

in helping out, personally, how to grow the channel,

with specific advice related to

a lot of technicalities as well.

And the biggest thing that

I learned about Derral is about thumbnails,

so that's actually his word is "thumbnails."

And actually, I remember in 2017,

when I went to VidSummit, there was an entire workshop,

it was like two hours long, on just the thumbnails alone.

And then there was one particular video,

one of the first ones that I published

when I wanted to get serious about YouTube.

It was my book review for the top business book in 2017,

and it was a review about a book called The Coaching Habit.

Well, he gave me some very specific advice

about the thumbnail of that particular book,

and when I took his advice,

and you can see the thumbnail here,

you can see that it becomes a thumbnail

that you just have to wanna click on

'cause you wanna know, well,

what is this book that Pat's talking about?

If I were to just have a YouTube video

with a picture of The Coaching Habit

and the title saying The Coaching Habit,

it probably wouldn't have been viewed this many times,

so I'm very excited to continue to be inspired by Derral

on a lot more smaller technicalities of YouTube

that can help to get more views and more subscribers.

So, hopefully you can pick up a lot of advice from Derral

on his channel too, if you haven't yet already.

And finally, and this may come to no surprise to you

because a lot of people are inspired

and love this person, Peter McKinnon.

Peter McKinnon is somebody who creates amazing videos,

but the word for Peter is "fun."

I mean, in every single video of his,

on his adventures, about his cameras,

he's having so much fun.

You can just tell that he's real,

and just he's enjoying the process,

and I think that's a huge lesson

for all of us as we create,

is to just enjoy the process, have fun,

and yes, we may be a little bit more technical

in some videos than others, and yes,

some videos may be a little bit more serious than others,

but all in all, like, he's doing YouTube

because he's having fun doing it,

and I think that's an important reason to do it,

because a lot of times, the YouTube game

is very much a struggle, especially when

the numbers may not be where you want them to be.

But honestly, it doesn't really matter

what the numbers are if you are having fun,

because if you're having fun, people will see that,

and you create and pump out more content,

and you're more consistent.

Well, guess what, your numbers are gonna grow anyways

as a byproduct of that.

So, Peter, thank you for teaching me

to have fun in my videos, and I hope you are all

having fun in your videos too.

Let me know what you think.

I wanna know which of these 10 people

inspire you the most, and also,

if you have any people to add to this list

and a word to go along with them,

let me know in the comment section below.

I'm curious because I love YouTube now

and I am excited to dive into more channels,

and get inspired, and influenced by more people too,

and maybe that's you.

So, let me know in the comments section below

if you have anybody that you'd recommend

that the rest of the Team Flynn community check out.

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but in whatever you're doing in your life

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So guys, I appreciate you, take care.

Team Flynn for the win.

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