Create A Youtube Channel In Under 5 Minutes! (An easy guide for beginners) : a setup video and tips on how to optimize your channel for view and ad revenue.
Introduction
If you want to make money from YouTube, you need a channel. A lot of people don't know this but there are actually quite a few ways to monetize your videos without having them on YouTube. If you're looking for the best way to make money from YouTube, then read on!
Create a YouTube account
In order to create a YouTube account, you will need to verify your email address. Once verified, you should add an account name and password for the next step.
Next, go into your settings page and make sure that all of your settings are correct:
Make sure that you have enabled watch history on the site (this lets viewers see when videos were viewed) so they can see when their favorites were made or commented on recently. You'll also want to turn off suggestions if they're annoying you; this way people won't automatically be notified when new content is added without having interacted with it in any way beforehand!
The next thing we're going to do is set up some basic information about ourselves as well as our channel art - this includes things like where we live/work/study etc., what kind of music genre(s) we play (if any), whether there's anything special about either gender representation within our band's soundscapes."
Verify your account
Before you can start creating content, you need to verify your account. The verification process is simple:
Verify your email address. You will be asked to enter the email address associated with your Google account, which is typically found in the upper-right hand corner of the page when logged into YouTube. If you don't know what this means or how it works, check out our guide here!
Verify your phone number (optional). This step verifies that there are no typos in any information entered on previous steps -- so if something seems off, try moving onto another section until it's correct again. You can also skip this step if you don't want people contacting you via text messages; however, we recommend doing so because sometimes people forget their passwords and need help resetting them!
Make an outstanding channel art
Make an outstanding channel art.
Use a high-resolution image of you, or your logo. It's important to have enough resolution for people to see the detail in your artwork, which will make it easier for viewers to identify who you are and what you do on YouTube. If possible, also include a profile picture from social media platforms like Facebook or Twitter that matches the style of the rest of your videos (if this isn't possible then feel free to use one from another social account instead).
Add links to all your social media pages using the about section of your channel
You don't have to be a social media expert to create an account on one of these platforms.
Link your YouTube channel to all of your other social media profiles. Using the About section, you can add links directly from each page. For example:
Linking Facebook will automatically post an update with the link in it and also trigger a Like button that appears on top of any video you upload in Facebook or Instagram feeds that you own. This way people who visit their friends' pages will see all the videos they've shared or liked already!
Add channel trailer video that has the best content
The trailer is the first impression you make on your viewers. It should get them excited about what you'll be showing them in the next video, and it can also help them decide whether to watch a specific video or not.
In order to create a good trailer, we need:
A good title for your channel (this is important so that people will know what kind of content they're going to see)
A good thumbnail for your channel's logo (this helps people remember who this channel belongs too)
Good descriptions for each video on your blog/channel (this makes it easier for people who don't know much about YouTube yet).
Set up channel tags
Tagging is one of the most important steps in creating a successful YouTube channel. Tagging allows you to create a set of keywords that can help your videos rank higher in search engines, which will result in more subscribers, views and ad revenue.
If you're new to YouTube and don't know how to set up tags for your channel yet, we've got you covered! In this tutorial we'll show you how easy it is (and why it's so important) by taking an example from our own channels.
Set up channel keywords
When you create a YouTube channel, the first thing you should do is set up your keywords. Keywords are the words that people use to search for your content and they are important because they help drive traffic and revenue.
To manage your keyword strategy, we recommend using Google Keyword Planner or another keyword research tool like Moz's Keyword Explorer or Ahrefs' Site Explorer (formerly known as Searchmetrics). These tools will help you identify potential keywords based on what people are searching for on YouTube and other platforms like Instagram and Facebook!
Create a YouTube channel and start making money today.
Now that you have a YouTube channel, it's time to start making money!
You can do this by creating YouTube ads and running them on your videos. YouTube has strict policies regarding what kind of content can be monetized in their platform, so make sure you follow them closely if you want to run ads on your videos.
To get started with running ads on your channel:
Go into the AdSense Manager page (https://www.youtube.com/adsense) and click "create an ad campaign" button at the bottom of the page
Fill out all required fields including name, description and targeting groups
Set up an extension for Google Analytics tracking where possible
Conclusion
Creating a YouTube channel is one of the best ways to get traffic and increase your brand visibility. In this guide, we will show you how to create a YouTube channel in under 5 minutes. We'll also teach you how to optimize it for view and ad revenue so that you can start making money right away!
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