How To Start A Real Estate Agent Youtube Channel!

Resources YOU Need To Jump Start Your New Channel!

Let's start building your youtube channel! Why? Because video is KING in the world of marketing!

1. Niche Down
Use a hobby or interest that you are knowledgeable in.
Niche down further. Start solving/advising on specific problems inside of your main niche. You have to answer questions that people are searching for. Type a question you had into google and see how well it was answered. If you find the videos to be too broad create a video that answers that question.

2. Thumbnails: Youtube wants to play "The Game"
"The Game" is creating a thumbnail that is clickbait. Youtube wants these types of thumbnails because they receive more clicks. More clicks = More views. Be creative with your elements and text. Use cliffhanger sentences that make the viewer want to watch your video.
The goal is to create anticipation. Making the viewer wonder what your video is about based on the thumbnail gets them to click it. And a higher CTR (click-through rate) the more youtube will recommend your videos to an audience.
Create 2-3 thumbnails per video and see which one creates the most interest for you.

3. Research First
Before creating your video, check and make sure there is a demand for it.
Use this google chrome plugin https://chrome.google.com/webstore/de....
Once you install and activate this plugin you can go to google and search the question you are going to make a video about. The plugin will automatically tell you the activity, keywords, and much more. There is a great video that explains what this plugin does in the link I provided.

4. Retention
Now that your first video is created and posted, how are you going to retain the audience that watched your video?
We'll need some call to actions in video. Make sure you are saying in the video " if this video helped let me know by... subscribing, clicking the like button, leaving a comment, etc.
When you upload your video to youtube, you'll be prompted to add a title, description, thumbnail, and keywords. Make sure you are using keywords throughout your description. You want to use both short and long tail key words. On the next page you'll be prompted to add cards and an end screen. This is where viewers can click on the button in the video to subscribe or watch your next video.

5. Watch Competing Videos In The Same Niche
Go through their channel. What questions are they answering? What videos performed well and why? Make a video on that topic and answer the question with a few more tips and pointers you know will help the viewer.

6. Create Evergreen
Focus on content for today, tomorrow, and a year from now.
Make sure it's something that attracts new audiences constantly.
Evergreen videos are great for people who are just getting into your hobby. These are the people who don't know much about your niche, but want to learn more. And once they choose their youtube channel, they'll most likely stick with it as long as you keep posting helpful content.

7. Analyze
Yes, we will have to spend some time looking at analytics and tracking what is working.
But, it's not as boring as you think! Especially when you start seeing major results.
This is a great video explaining how to understand and properly analyze the performance of your video.    • YouTube Analytics Explained: Step-by-Step ...  

Are you ready to start your own YouTube channel but don't know where to begin? Look no further because in this video, I will be sharing with you some tips and tricks on how to jump-start your channel and gain subscribers!

First and foremost, it's important to understand the process of uploading a video to YouTube. From creating a title and description to tagging your video with relevant keywords, these details all play a vital role in getting your content discovered by viewers. I will walk you through this process step-by-step, so you can feel confident and ready to share your first video.

But it's not just about uploading your video – it's also about making sure it gets seen by as many people as possible. That's where resources such as social media platforms, online communities, and collaborations come into play. I will be sharing some of my favorite resources and strategies that have helped me gain subscribers and grow my channel.

One key component to getting your videos noticed is paying attention to your analytics. By analyzing your viewer retention and engagement rates, you can tailor your content to your audience's preferences and create more engaging videos that will keep your subscribers coming back for more.

Your thumbnail is the first impression that viewers will have of your video, so it's important to make it eye-catching and representative of your content. I will be sharing some tips on how to create compelling and attention-grabbing thumbnail images that will help your videos stand out.