YTCH Podcast 001: Welcome To The YouTube Creators Hub Podcast

In this episode of the YouTube Creators hub podcast we introduce the show and the host. We talk about creating a YouTube Channel that makes a difference, as well as list three tips to get started with YouTube. I also talk to David Cox from PC Classes Online and talk to him about how he has used YouTube to grow his business, and talk about some of his strategies on growing his YouTube Channel. In this episode we talk about 3 YouTube Tips to get started Here they are: 1.) The First tip we talk about is just being able to create content that matters and makes a difference. How to be different. 2.) The second tip that we talk about is identifying your YouTube audience. If you know your audience you are going to be able to more clearly create content that they want to watch and you want to create! 3.) The third tip is very simple. IGNORE THE TROLLS and be YOURSELF We also interviewed David Cox from PC Classes Online and Mac Guru. Here are some of the information and Link Resources that he shared during the episode. RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS SESSION INCLUDE: David Cox from PC Classes Online and Mac Guru ScreenFlow for Mac - This allows you to create screencasts and record your screen for video. Reflector Application - This app allows you to display your iOS Screen on Your Computer to record iOS video footage. Fiverr.com - This is a website that allows you to pay creative people $5.00 to do small projects for you like intros/outros, Voice Overs, and much more! If you want to send in a Youtube or Business Related Question to the podcast click here! IF YOU ENJOYED THIS SESSION… Please share it! All you have to do is click one of the social sharing buttons below! Thank you so much for your support! Oh, and don't forget to leave a rating or review in iTunes! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple gesture! Thank you all so much for joining me on this journey, and I'll see you in the next episode!