The Constant Grind!!!

[AaronT2001]

Hello everyone!!! It has been a while since the last time I posted here but work and YouTube is a grinding process. It's challenging as a small channel to really get noticed by ppl but I love the process of seeing your hard work pay off. Whats the most challenging thing for yourself when it comes to being on YouTube???

 

[TheSwedishTraveler]

As of right now, it´s getting ideas that are relevant to my channel....

 

[AaronT2001]

Thats mos def understandable

 

[xingcat]

Timing can be an issue for me. I find myself filming last-minute for a lot of things, because I work full-time, and I'm now in the middle of a show at my theater, so I'm on the go all the time. I really need to get myself into a schedule of filming way ahead of time, so I have something in the wings if I'm behind on my schedule.

 

[Munchito696]

Hello everyone!!! It has been a while since the last time I posted here but work and YouTube is a grinding process. It's challenging as a small channel to really get noticed by ppl but I love the process of seeing your hard work pay off. Whats the most challenging thing for yourself when it comes to being on YouTube???

Well for one I can only shoot so many different slow motion dog videos before I run out of ideas (which I kind of have). Plus trying to find time to edit videos would take away from the only relaxation time I really have. I stay pretty busy with work and life, so I need downtime which I usually spend playing video games.

 

[Uncivilized Elk]

Never enough time. Thought I'd have a video finished with editing yesterday. Might not even finish today.

 

[Redford1900]

Right now I'm challenged by promoting. It's a grind. I cut back a bit and I have less views and less subs in the last two weeks. I just get tired of it.

 

[TheBossman]

Trying to get to 100 subs is a grind. It is worth it and awesome growing, but trying to get people to sub to you and watch your videos can be difficult.

 

[darkstarmedia]

Editing is fun, but rendering can suck it. It takes so freakin' long, I want to break things.

I think when it comes to my specific genre, I know that it might not initially sound ... cool, if that makes sense. It's not gaming or beauty, which people are often a lot more familiar with (both of which I follow and support myself) - so drawing people to something that's different and actually making them stay is the biggest challenge.

 

[TheDutchTexan]

Nothing really. When I don't have anything I don't upload anything. No stress, no nothing. Just creating. I do this for fun, as soon as it becomes a grind I will drop YouTube like a bad habit till I get interested in it again.