Part 8/11:
Choose a niche: Share your skills, hobbies, or experiences—whether it's woodworking, cooking, teaching, or sharing life stories.
Create quality content: Start with basic equipment. A decent camera (like the author's DJI Action 5) and a good microphone make a difference.
Stay consistent: Upload regularly, even if initial views are low. Building an audience takes time.
Engage your audience: Share videos through social media, local organizations like nursing homes, or community groups.
Understand the rules: YouTube's monetization rules include reaching specific subscriber and watch hour thresholds. Once eligible, you can earn revenue from your videos.